ceg1526: [quote author=tigerwolf link=board=meetgreet;num=1076442519;start=20#20 date=02/13/04 at 14:51:57]Enh, its just personally my belief that if you don't want people to see it and don't want people to talk about it, ya won't show it. Meaning if you don't like people going "Ooh!" or being naturally inquisitive like humans are in a gym changeroom, change at home. *shrug* Or use the washroom stall to do so.
People are naturally going to be curious whether its socially acceptable or not, and getting pissed off at people for their human nature is just as childish, in my opinion.[/quote]
Tiger:
I'm not going to change in a stall. A lockerroom is where you are expected to be nude, and I'm not shy about it. Therefore, guys are going to see me.
I can accept people being curious; I get paid for being curious. But there's a boundary. I don't care if someone comments to me on the size of my dick, as long as it's a quick and simple statement. It's generally a compliment (sometimes a little offensive, like "That's one cunt splitter"), and I nod, smile, and say "Thanks," then go back to dressing or off to the shower. If the guy is close to my size, I have even said, "Thanks, you too." I do not consider it rude that they politely complimented me, and I consider myself gracious in accepting it and polite in my acknowledgement.
What I don't like is answering a string of questions or spending a lot of time talking to someone about my dick, particularly when I don't even know their first name. If this is childish or rude on my part, so be it. Again, I equate it with asking someone how much money I make. It's none of their business. Wouldn't a better compliment be "You look like a millionaire!"
Take care
Ceg