Has size affected your desire to have children?

[wallyj84]

this may be the craziest thread out here, probably not, but maybe

i don't know which is, pardon me, more idiotic, being so obsessed with your dick it factors into your decision to father children or your life lessons are coming from the family guy!at:

I'm not getting life lessons from Family Guy, just using it as a way to gauge the way people might react to certain things. Of course, Peter Griffin's reaction to anything is always insanely out of proportion, but it's often based on the real way someone would react in that situation.

 

[Hoss]

A man is more than his penis, but not much more. I would argue that the size of a man's penis is at least 60% of a man's masculinity.

Now, a smaller man can act more like man than a bigger man, but physically he can never match him and can never be a real man.

Really?

What about this: a man with a 3.8 inch penis ejaculating thick healthy semen with plenty of fast swimming sperm, high sperm count and his pal with a 10 inch penis that merely dribbles and has a low sperm count, which is the more masculine now, the smaller 1 that gets his wife pregnant 8 times in 8 years or the big 1 who can't get his wife pregnant at all?


Truth they are equally masculine, they are both men, DNA says that.

Masculinity, being a man isn't based on penis size, being hairy, being muscular, being fat, thin, etc. etc.

Are you of the mindset that a female with small breasts isn't feminine?

 

[wallyj84]

Really?

What about this: a man with a 3.8 inch penis ejaculating thick healthy semen with plenty of fast swimming sperm, high sperm count and his pal with a 10 inch penis that merely dribbles and has a low sperm count, which is the more masculine now, the smaller 1 that gets his wife pregnant 8 times in 8 years or the big 1 who can't get his wife pregnant at all?


Truth they are equally masculine, they are both men, DNA says that.

Masculinity, being a man isn't based on penis size, being hairy, being muscular, being fat, thin, etc. etc.

Are you of the mindset that a female with small breasts isn't feminine?

I would say that the smaller man is more fertile, but not as manly as the big dicked guy. Maybe it's just my own personal view of things, but I can't seperate masculinity from penis size.

In terms of women, I don't consider breasts the biggest determinant of femininity. That has more to do with facial features and curves for me.

 

[Fire Stick]

I personally think the poster's question is clear enough. It's interesting, and not any "crazier" than a lot of things discussed here. After all, LPSG is a wide open forum.

As a gay man, I don't have children and do not plan on having any. There is a small part of me that regrets my life without ever having children, for a number of reasons that have nothing to do with my size of my dick. Nonetheless, to be perfectly truthful, since I am rather proud that I come from a line of very well hung men, in a way I regret I won't be passing it on, so to speak. (Yes, I realize how genetics work, and since the DNA of the mother factors into what is more or less a crapshoot, I know there would be no guarantee that any son of mine would also have a big dick. He certainly would have increased odds, though.) My brother also has a big dick, but alas, he has no sons. Conversely, as proud as I am about my big dick -- and I know this sounds awful -- I suspect I would be less than thrilled at the prospect of passing the curse of a little dick to a son if I had notably small genitals.

 

[wallyj84]

I personally think the poster's question is clear enough. It's interesting, and not any "crazier" than a lot of things discussed here. After all, LPSG is a wide open forum.

As a gay man, I don't have children and do not plan on having any. There is a small part of me that regrets my life without ever having children, for a number of reasons that have nothing to do with my size of my dick. Nonetheless, to be perfectly truthful, since I am rather proud that I come from a line of very well hung men, in a way I regret I won't be passing it on, so to speak. (Yes, I realize how genetics work, and since the DNA of the mother factors into what is more or less a crapshoot, I know there would be no guarantee that any son of mine would also have a big dick. He certainly would have increased odds, though.) My brother also has a big dick, but alas, he has no sons. Conversely, as proud as I am about my big dick -- and I know this sounds awful -- I suspect I would be less than thrilled at the prospect of passing the curse of a little dick to a son if I had notably small genitals.

Thanks for answering my question! I can definitely see where you're coming from.

 

[ScorpioSlut]

A man is more than his penis, but not much more. I would argue that the size of a man's penis is at least 60% of a man's masculinity.

Now, a smaller man can act more like man than a bigger man, but physically he can never match him and can never be a real man.

Being a real man has nothing to do with your penis. There are lots of douche bags out there with big dicks who many people would not consider a real man due to his lack of character, morals and responsibility. Conversely there are many men out there who do possess those qualities yet have a small penis and are considered by everyone who knows them to be a real and good man. Sorry but maybe you should seek some counseling about your obsession with penis size and its link to your masculinity.

 

[wallyj84]

Being a real man has nothing to do with your penis. There are lots of douche bags out there with big dicks who many people would not consider a real man due to his lack of character, morals and responsibility. Conversely there are many men out there who do possess those qualities yet have a small penis and are considered by everyone who knows them to be a real and good man. Sorry but maybe you should seek some counseling about your obsession with penis size and its link to your masculinity.

Those kinds of guys are good people, not manly. When it comes to being a man, physical traits beat out everything else. Dick size, height, muscles, hairyness, etc those define being manly.

 

[Allisondd14]

In answer to your question, no, but nothing gets in the reproductive mood like a really big truck!! Ya know, full size, shiny diamond plate tool box, a few peeing Calvins, a couple stickers that referrence Big/Bad Boys and their toys or Cowboy somethingorother, a lift kit so high I need a rope ladder to get in and tires that were probably originally designed for heavy construction equipment or military vehicles.
But, seriously, I think the world would appreciate it if you didn't procreate. Not due to the size of your genetalia (or lack thereof), but because of the skewed values and self esteem you'd instill in your child. Also, your thinnly veiled incestuous undertones freak me out a bit.

 

[ScorpioSlut]

Those kinds of guys are good people, not manly. When it comes to being a man, physical traits beat out everything else. Dick size, height, muscles, hairyness, etc those define being manly.

So two men of the same stature, confidence, etc get in a fight and the one with the smaller penis wins who is more manly in your eyes????? Obviously by your standards the one who just got his ass kicked. So many flaws in your thought processes it is not even funny.

 

[D_Asston Kutcher]

No. Why should the size of my package matter in that regard?
As a matter of fact I'm more worried about everything else that goes into being a good or at least half way decent father.
I know I'll probably never be good enough to be one so I've decided to not have any kids.

 

[Thirdlegproduction]

Would there be no consequences or if I were a billionair I'd go and make a kazzilion kids all over the world.