Fair enough. I suppose most of us respond more positively to compliments from the people we find attractive.I do still take it as a compliment. It's nicer if a woman says your cute, since I desire women, but it's okay to hear it from a guy too.
I guess I do, though I think mostly I respond if they're genuine, unexpected or original in some way. And I only said you were "pretty cute", so don't get a big head. Now will some of you gals pleeease tell Opey he's cute? I'm tired of carrying your water, godammit!
Get out!! I am a total map freak. My dream house would have a dedicated map room with a huge map table. Hey, maybe there's hope for us after all. ;-)I am a nerd. I make no excuses for that. One of my favorite things in the world is to pour over maps.
But sadly it does. It depresses me too - that, injustice, and obsessive self-interest. The way to get past it is to recognize the reality and put your energy into helping society overcome these things, imho.I would prefer it if such bigotry didn't still exist at all.
I think you'd be a lot healthier and happier if you didn't focus on it, and the fact that it's in your signature suggests strongly that you are obsessed with it. Not to mention, if surveys are to be believed, you're on the high side of average in length. Naturally, you would focus on the negative though. Ultimately, it doesn't matter what I think you should do. It's entirely up to you if you want to change your signature, or change any of the other negative behaviors you indulge in. I only suggest that it seems like a really masochistic self-pitying thing to use to define yourself. Maybe you're comfortable in that position, but I don't think it's healthy, and it sure as hell won't get you laid.Uh, I'm technically below average in girth. And, as TinyPrincess says, "girth is king." But if you think I shouldn't acknowledge that...I guess I could change it.
Don't let her define you; there are many more fish in the sea. Like so many guys, both big and small, you are putting waaay too much emphasis on your penis. LPSG naturally and obviously attracts a disproportionate percentage of 'size queens'. The reality is, most women really don't put that much importance on dick size, though apparently most men suffer the delusion that it's their top criterion, and everything else combined pales by comparison. There are many, many ways to attract and please a woman, both in and out of the bedroom, and hardly any of them have anything to do with the size of your unit.And I obsess about it principally because I had the only chance I've had at sex up until this point ruined because the girl in question thought I was too small to have sex with. And working through that is the primary reason I started seeing a therapist.
I saw it and briefly scanned the beginning, but due to RL distractions have not had time to sit back and read it. I've bookmarked it though, it looks fun, and I'll go back when I have time to appreciate it. It is rather long. ;-)Have you visited this thread of mine?
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