...I doubt she would purposely do anything to hurt you.
I have to disagree. I think the vast majority of people will say or do deliberately hurtful things to their partners at one time or another, even if they regret it later. No matter how wonderful this girl might be, I think it's entirely possible that her remark was calculated on some level. She might not have been acting in a deliberately spiteful way, but that doesn't preclude a bit of game-playing on her part. She might even have acted out of character for a second, but feel as though she can't recant without looking bad.
It doesn't exactly appear to be a rare phenomenon after all. I've read a significant number of posts from many men on various forums who claim to be well above average, but who say they have been told by a sexual partner that they are not. It's possible that some of these women might have had previous atypical partners that gave them a distorted idea of the truth, but not the great majority. Assuming these male posters are telling the truth, there does seem to be a significant proportion of women who do play games in this way (as there is of men who play games over other things). In fact there's a post somewhere on the women's forum by a female FM who says she gets so annoyed if a partner asks where he stands in the ranks of former lovers that she deliberately says he's only average even if he isn't.
The overall demeanour of a new partner is not a reliable indication that they won't play games - the argument that "she wouldn't play games - she's not, or doesn't seem to be, like that" is not a compelling one in my view. People and relationships are a lot more complex and subtle than that.
Of course it's possible that she might have been speaking honestly - she might have been remembering previous partners inaccurately, or may have genuinely believed Shannon is only average, although given that he's as big as most big-cock porn stars, I find that unlikely. However I find that very difficult to believe if Shannon is measuring correctly - and he doesn't seem the sort to exaggerate.
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