Also, I've asked in other settings before if guys who claim to have "Bick dick problems" if they'd go through reduction surgery. None would. Yet, so many of all sizes would want to be bigger including the ones already big. That says it all right there. There is shame put on those who are small and none placed on those who are big.
I reckon that cock size worries are also wrapped up in the broader problem of male negative body image. Too many guys get a distorted image of the idealized man, from very athletic sports and media personalities and from ripped and hung porn stars, which doesn't represent the vast majority of blokes, but rather an extreme and unrealistic form that most of us cannot aspire to.
If you've seen a lot of ordinary men naked - whether it's because you play team sports, you shower at the gym, you sleep with other men and have had your fair share of partners, you're a naturist, or whatever - then you have the evidence of your own eyes to back up what we all know, deep down, to be true: that both very sculpted and toned bodies and large penises are atypical, and that not living up to these unobtainable ideals is nothing to be ashamed of and isn't a big deal either. It would doubtless look spectacular if you could strip like a middleweight boxer and have a thick schlong that hangs a third of the way down your thigh, but there are more important things in life.
There are, of course, a certain number of men who have a genuinely very small penis and will suffer, for example through having difficulty with penetrative sex, as a consequence, and might benefit from counselling and medical interventions. However, most guys who have a complex about being modestly endowed could do a lot worse than simply putting themselves in an environment where male nudity is commonplace, and where they'll quickly discover that their size is nothing particularly out of the ordinary, that nobody is looking at it and pointing, and in short that their knob is mundane and just one more ordinary penis amongst all the others. Body confidence gained, feeling much better, anxiety dispelled.
