I know the "feminism" umbrella is a mighty big one, but I'm wondering: do any women here who consider themselves "feminists" (I would guess 99% do) see any preference they might have for penis size being an expression of their feminism?
It might seem like an awkward reach, but I'm wondering if maybe, perhaps, for some women, it's an empowerment thing. E.g., "The only man who can keep up with this fully-empowered woman who is me is one with a big dick" or "I can intimidate many men by letting them know that I prefer those who are in the statistical minority" or maybe "I'm responsible for my own orgasm, and I have little time to waste on men whose size is less likely to get me there". Those sorts of things.
Please understand that I'm not taking a "cuckold" stance or anything similar, nor am I trying to characterize feminism as shallow or vindictive. I understand that most of the size-queenish women here like big dicks simply because the big ones look good (create excitement) and they feel good (fulfill that excitement). It doesn't need to be any more complicated than that, but I'm wondering if for some women it actually has a psychological/philosophical root about empowerment.
(As a sort of correlative interpretation, I saw a speech by Camille Paglia where she thought strippers embodied feminism since they became "goddesses" up on the stage that men "worshipped". So there are lots of consequences/interpretations of "empowerment".)
Thanks,
Kevin
It might seem like an awkward reach, but I'm wondering if maybe, perhaps, for some women, it's an empowerment thing. E.g., "The only man who can keep up with this fully-empowered woman who is me is one with a big dick" or "I can intimidate many men by letting them know that I prefer those who are in the statistical minority" or maybe "I'm responsible for my own orgasm, and I have little time to waste on men whose size is less likely to get me there". Those sorts of things.
Please understand that I'm not taking a "cuckold" stance or anything similar, nor am I trying to characterize feminism as shallow or vindictive. I understand that most of the size-queenish women here like big dicks simply because the big ones look good (create excitement) and they feel good (fulfill that excitement). It doesn't need to be any more complicated than that, but I'm wondering if for some women it actually has a psychological/philosophical root about empowerment.
(As a sort of correlative interpretation, I saw a speech by Camille Paglia where she thought strippers embodied feminism since they became "goddesses" up on the stage that men "worshipped". So there are lots of consequences/interpretations of "empowerment".)
Thanks,
Kevin