Hey folks. I was pointed to this site after mentioning a "special problem" with finding the right slacks. I've been reading here for an hour or so and decided to join. While some men would kill or pay a lot of money to have size "problems" on the benifical end of the spectrum...there's just some things that can be a real nuisance at times. Shallow toilets come to mind. Boxer shorts that are too short. Finding the right swimtrunks (I refuse to wear a speedo.) But damn, I can't find the right fitting slacks to save my life. One size does NOT fit all!
If there was any deeper issue that I'm determined to get over it's my shyness. I'm not a bad looking guy and I do get attention from the ladies. But, when they look down and keep staring I know how women with big boobs feel. I freeze up when attention starts going that way too quickly. If I'm not attracted to her, it can be difficult to shake her off. I was one of the nerdiest kids growing up you'd ever seen. After getting some exercise, a haircut, a CLUE, and a good look in the mirror...it still seems like I'm having trouble adjusting. There's no erectile issues at all. That's not the problem. I still feel awkward trying to get comfortable with these changes. I was a late bloomer physically and mentally, but always had that physical "gift". The issue seems more like it's "upstairs".
If there was any deeper issue that I'm determined to get over it's my shyness. I'm not a bad looking guy and I do get attention from the ladies. But, when they look down and keep staring I know how women with big boobs feel. I freeze up when attention starts going that way too quickly. If I'm not attracted to her, it can be difficult to shake her off. I was one of the nerdiest kids growing up you'd ever seen. After getting some exercise, a haircut, a CLUE, and a good look in the mirror...it still seems like I'm having trouble adjusting. There's no erectile issues at all. That's not the problem. I still feel awkward trying to get comfortable with these changes. I was a late bloomer physically and mentally, but always had that physical "gift". The issue seems more like it's "upstairs".
