I think we are missing the point just a little bit.
Robert617 said âWe cant walk in someone elseâs shoesâ and in that statement is the crux of this entire discussion.
The purpose of the article Iâm working on and fueling this post, is to inform. Like it or not, other guys want to know what itâs like to walk in our shoes. Joe normal guys do, small guys do, and even other big guys do. If this wasnât the case there wouldnât be a LPSG. Realize, as humans we are all prisoners of our own experience, and itâs only through reaching out to others that we can gain a fuller understanding of life outside ourselves. Big guys want to know if other big guys experience what they experience. Small guys want to know what itâs like to be big, and so on.
Being bigger than average is not just the same as being average. Again, if that was the case why would there be support groups for it. Sexual technique has to be different, first impressions and reactions of partners is different, reactions of friends and other males in clothing-reduced situations is different. And every little thing that happens to us helps shape us. A penis is not the sum of a man, or vice versa. But it is at the center of human sexuality and certainly has influence on a great many things.
At the end of the day the article Iâm working on is not about guys standing up and saying âlook how great I am because of my dick.â Itâs not about guys standing up and saying âplease feel sorry for me because of my dick,â either. Itâs simply âthis is what itâs like for me to own this dick,â whatever the circumstance might be. One of the most interesting statements so far in my data collection (and there have been many) came from a woman who after reviewing some of the data said to me⦠âIâm glad Iâm not a man.â
You may not realize how powerful that is, but women have historically felt society is somewhat male-centric or chauvinistic, they donât generally feel sorry for men; also, lets face it, women give birth, they are not strangers to pain and adversity. So for a women to realize that some aspect of male-ness is actually pretty complex and in some cases hard to deal with, is a big thing.
Thatâs what this question of âhow does penis size impact a manâs lifeâ is about. Itâs about being able to sit down for a few minutes and walk in someone elseâs shoes. Nothing more, nothing less.
PS
Thanks to everyone who posted, and everyone who agreed to interview so far, Iâm still taking interviews and everyoneâs opinion/experience is valued.
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In case I wasn't clear, I asked about how size influenced a guys life and of course everyone on this site is large and takes it from that angle, but I've asked the question all over and have a lot of participation from small and avg guys also.