I would interpret "OMG you're huge" as "WOW that's impressive,I'm going to enjoy this!"When having sex for the first time with someone, do you like them to comment?
Is there a possibility that a comment could be taken the wrong way? when having wild abandonded sex you might not be in the best position to pick you words tactfully. So "OMG your huge" could be interpreted as "your a freak".
Men are usually nowhere near as obsessed/worried about their dick size as women are about their breast size. I say usually.
When having sex for the first time with someone, do you like them to comment?
Is there a possibility that a comment could be taken the wrong way? when having wild abandonded sex you might not be in the best position to pick you words tactfully. So "OMG your huge" could be interpreted as "your a freak".
Men are usually nowhere near as obsessed/worried about their dick size as women are about their breast size. I say usually.
I really don't think this is true, judging from my own experience with women I have been around. I think most women are much more worried about their weight and how attractive they are than simply breast size.
I think this is so, for two reasons:
1) Breast size can be readily appraised simply by looking at a woman in most cases, so it's not something hidden, like a man's penis is (typically). So, we see and become more "accepting" of a vast array of sizes.
2) Breast size, while it is a gender characteristic (primal, more milk, more fertile, better mom, etc.) is not related so directly to intercourse itself, as is the size of a penis.
It would seem to me, that to say to a woman "You're very fat" is on about the same scale of hurtfulness as saying to a man "your penis is very small".
The advantage women have, though (and good for them), is that the majority of them have the capability to control their weight much more so than a man has the ability to control the size of his penis. That's nature for you.
My Small Breasts and II often hear my female friends complain about their appearance, weight, etc, but very rarely about their breasts. It seems that most women couldn't care less about how their breasts are seen by the world (that's not to say that they don't care about their breasts at all), unlike a lot of men.