I’m continually amazed (amused) at how much variance exists on this site. Talking about penis size is ostensibly like talking about the meaning of life: Everyone has an opinion, and yet there is no universally accepted answer. Even appealing to scientific studies and data appears useless, as few are familiar with those studies and even fewer have read them. What one person considers a “pretty big” dick, science considers anomalously large, and still another considers just “okay.” And who knows who’s telling the truth? Perhaps scientific studies are pushed by psychologists and corporate HR departments, who are trying to stave off anxiety about penis size? Perhaps. Or perhaps the guy who says a 7” penis is just “okay” doesn’t actually think that but is hoping to make himself look better by denigrating another? Perhaps. Perhaps. But who can say for sure?!
How to put an end to this state of affairs? Ha, fat chance! But: maybe a self-declaration would help, particularly one that is laid out neatly. Here’s what I propose: state your size, offering four measurements: 1) bonepressed length 2) base girth 3) midshaft girth 4) glans girth. Self-declared stats should not be questioned; if someone is lying, their pictures (or a lack thereof) will tell the tale. Also, participate in the accompanying survey. Everyone knows this is a “large penis” site, but let’s flesh out that claim a bit. The survey isn’t perfect, but it’s better than nothing.
Like the meaning of life, this won’t end debate. But it may shed some much-needed light on the subject.
How to put an end to this state of affairs? Ha, fat chance! But: maybe a self-declaration would help, particularly one that is laid out neatly. Here’s what I propose: state your size, offering four measurements: 1) bonepressed length 2) base girth 3) midshaft girth 4) glans girth. Self-declared stats should not be questioned; if someone is lying, their pictures (or a lack thereof) will tell the tale. Also, participate in the accompanying survey. Everyone knows this is a “large penis” site, but let’s flesh out that claim a bit. The survey isn’t perfect, but it’s better than nothing.
Like the meaning of life, this won’t end debate. But it may shed some much-needed light on the subject.
