Observation can be constructive. Rather than have a small-dicked man flail through life without the realisation of his smallness, have any of the ladies ever been up front, and let a man know his cock is on the small side, and then perhaps suggested how he could compensate for size?
I don't know if this is relevant for you. If not please ignore.
I'm small (5x4.5) - no need for a girl to tell me that. I've worked on compensating for size all my life. I've had a great sex life and do not feel apologetic or embarrassed about my size. I have many other great qualities/attributes to offer in a relationship but a big penis is not one of them.
My present gf is the queen of size queens. After we met and she saw my size she told me she was a size queen and was used to a thick 11 incher. So I said I was clearly not the man for her and left. She called me three weeks later and we've been together for 4 years now. We spent a long time working on how to compensate for size.
There is nothing I can do about my penis size and women must make up their minds if they can live with my total package. I fully accept their preference if they are hooked on a big penis. But then it excludes me.
Uhm... A man not knowing whether he's small or not??? I think most men have a pretty good idea to their size - they might even call it smaller than it really is because they compare it to porn and Internet Inches. So a small-dicked man not realising it is small?!? Don't see that happening.
Does it really matter? A relationship based on physical attributes is doomed to failure. There will always someone better..(best?). What ever happened to mutual respect, caring, needing?
Does it really matter? A relationship based on physical attributes is doomed to failure. There will always someone better..(best?). What ever happened to mutual respect, caring, needing?
Why, thank you. I had thought of using a favorite Dylan quote "And you, my Father, on that sad height, rage, rage against the light. Do not go gentle into that good night." Written by a Wellshman.