Originally posted by dayne@Nov 7 2004, 01:23 AM
When you are less than 5'7" and have 8 and a half or 9 inches, and can where a cock ring around your wrist, you get noticed. ... maybe people won't be shocked if I said sometimes I wish it was smaller. I have a big dick and I want to really get to where I just enjoy it.
Well, dayne, I usually don't do Welcome Wagon posts (though that doesn't mean that I don't want the new members to feel welcome here), but your post caught my eye. Why? I'm 5'6" in height and I have a little over 9" dangling downstairs. I'll tell you now, there are some here who
will be shocked that you sometimes wish you were smaller, but I know exactly what you mean. It is possible to enjoy your size once you get past things like size queens or people treating you like a freak. I've been there and have come to think of my endowment as an asset. That's not to say that your challenges associated with a big cock are going to suddenly disappear; you know that. But you can become comfortable with accepting those things as part of life with something exceptional. Don't think of yourself as the
guy with the big schlong. If you get into that mindset, you won't be able to move past it. Think of yourself as a worthwhile human being. That's what's important; you must have a positive sel-identity. Sure, people will still notice your cock size. When you have something extraordinary, something exceptional (notice that i did not say '
abnormal; neither should you), it will attract some people's attention. You have to expect that most folks are just that way. So accept that their curiosity will be there, but they can move past it and see you as a person if you demonstrate you have other qualities as well. This is an additional challenge, but one that can increase your self-esteem as well as impress others with something besides the tool. Dayne, it's important to be comfortable in your own skin. I'm glad you found this site. There are guys here who understand your situation and are willing to help you achieve your goal. That's why LPSG is around, and it's good that we remember that. Welcome, dude!