Have I read any of your posts? It would be a feat to have *not* stumbled upon your legions of posts on virtually each and every topic in this forum. Now, if *you* had actually read *my* post, rather than immediately rushing to the judgement that I was referring to you personally as "repressed", you would have gleaned that I was referring to womenfolk generally in the C21st, and not you and your friends.
No, I am not getting my info from the Internet, [you would know this if you had bothered to read my previous post in this very thread] but from girlfriends, ex-girlfriends, female friends who I have had no sexual contact with, and a large number of colleagues in a predominantly female workforce with whom I have discussed this topic. These women have no axe to grind, and are free, as you are, to express an opinion based on their own preferences and experiences, as well as the second-hand opinions of their friends and so on.
As for my 'skewed'... 'OPINION' as you shout in your post, I don't know which scientific surveys you are referring to [Kinsey perhaps? Masters & Johnson again?] But all recent research in this field - The University of Queensland study springs to mind - shows that women generally have a preference for a larger penis; wish that their partner's member was larger, especially in girth; enjoy the visual aesthetic of a large phallus etc. etc. This is also born out by a growing number of archeological and anthropological studies using DNA samples dating back thousands of years, showing that a preference for a larger member amongst female homo-sapiens is by no means a recent phenomenon.
Regardless of our respective opinions, Madame Zora, (and we both have hearsay evidence to back these up) the reason I may have sounded "hostile" is that I get extremely angry when I come across hearsay opinion dressed up as empirical research.
Unlike you, Madame Zora, I am not here to massage egos or build a fan-club. I am here to argue a case, regardless of who's personal viewpoints I counter during the discussion.
Masters & Johnson may have come to the conclusion that penis size is completely irrelevant to a woman's sexual satisfaction. You are perfectly entitled to hold that view. Your friends, colleagues, relatives and acquaintances are perfectly entitled to hold that view. I beg to differ. However, to insist that this is the predominant view amongst women in 2004 stubbornly flies in the face of all the evidence, both hearsay and scientific.