Have you ever observed that when it comes to penis size, there's an endless plethora of reading material. Guys want to know what women prefer, what size is ideal, if size matters, if penis size has ever been a factor for starting or ending a relationship, etc etc.
However, if the roles are reversed and vagina size is the topic of discussion, there's really not a lot of discussion from either side both men and especially from women.
I recently asked a woman why she thought this was the case. She responded with, "Because they(women) don't want to know." It's such a division between men and women. Men want to know every nuance in terms of penis size and what women think about it. But most women, seem quite the opposite and very content being in the dark about their own vagina size and how they may or may not compare or affect sexual pleasure.
It almost makes me think that men lack the forethought to avoid a discussion where they may not like the answers they get where women tend to altogether avoid discussions about anything they might anticipate being an unpleasant discussion and hearing answers they might not like either. And this view of contrasting attitudes, also helps to explain the frustration some men encounter with some women if a topic like penis size is brought up and some of the women who talk about it sometimes talk in circles while a minority are completely honest.
For example, talking in circles would be saying in one breath penis size doesn't matter at all and then adding on BUT...thicker is better. And lots of other similar remarks that seem either purposefully misleading or unwittingly misleading. Either way, it doesn't help men understand anything better than had they never engaged in the conversation to start with.
But, like men, women do think about the size of their vagina's and how it affects sexual pleasure and compares to other vagina's. But hardly any woman will ask a man what he thinks about vagina size, in general, or about hers specifically. Then, again, a man will ask anything and everything and still come back for more. It's an interesting dividing point between men and women. Anyone else ever noticed this or have anything to add?
However, if the roles are reversed and vagina size is the topic of discussion, there's really not a lot of discussion from either side both men and especially from women.
I recently asked a woman why she thought this was the case. She responded with, "Because they(women) don't want to know." It's such a division between men and women. Men want to know every nuance in terms of penis size and what women think about it. But most women, seem quite the opposite and very content being in the dark about their own vagina size and how they may or may not compare or affect sexual pleasure.
It almost makes me think that men lack the forethought to avoid a discussion where they may not like the answers they get where women tend to altogether avoid discussions about anything they might anticipate being an unpleasant discussion and hearing answers they might not like either. And this view of contrasting attitudes, also helps to explain the frustration some men encounter with some women if a topic like penis size is brought up and some of the women who talk about it sometimes talk in circles while a minority are completely honest.
For example, talking in circles would be saying in one breath penis size doesn't matter at all and then adding on BUT...thicker is better. And lots of other similar remarks that seem either purposefully misleading or unwittingly misleading. Either way, it doesn't help men understand anything better than had they never engaged in the conversation to start with.
But, like men, women do think about the size of their vagina's and how it affects sexual pleasure and compares to other vagina's. But hardly any woman will ask a man what he thinks about vagina size, in general, or about hers specifically. Then, again, a man will ask anything and everything and still come back for more. It's an interesting dividing point between men and women. Anyone else ever noticed this or have anything to add?
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