Carolina, you cracked me up with that "interview subject" comment, I hope you know you are far more to me than that! Look at you, at your young age to be doing so well in the field of your own choosing, you have a lot to be confidant about, for sure. To be a genuinely decent person in addition to your success, your dick, your good looks, your intellignece- you're a great whole person package.
Sure a big dick is nice. So is a good smile. Many things that are physical attributes do give some people an advantage over others, but if these things are given disproportionate weight, a person will surely not develop fully in other areas. I will now turn to the "vapid blonde" stereotype- we all know one! I know too many women who live off their looks alone and don't bother to develop much character, they are annoying as hell to be around. Sure, she doesn't have to do much for a guy to think he's having the fuck of his life, because she's so damned pretty to look at he's struggling not to cum too fast, but if there's not a bit of substance there, it will be nothing more than a short term thing that ends badly.
Sure, there are a select few women like me for whom it is a bigger deal than to most, I suspect there are some gay guys who are size queens as well, but let's not discount the fact that there are TONS of men who will ONLY date beautiful women! You can tell me till you're blue in the face that you're not like that, but society as a whole certainly is! I can tell you from my own experience as a 225 lb woman that I was almost NEVER approached for a date, for my advice, for my intellect or ANYTHING until I lost weight. Hmm. Funny, I was the same interesting person with the same experiences and outlook, but until I "fit the mold" no one gave a damn. No one even suspected that I'd give them the best blowjob of their lives, I was just invisible to men.
Of course, my weight gain was due to depression, and being depressed is no aphrodisiac either, so overall I'm happy with my new size and willingness to take care of myself, but I never thought I was ugly to begin with. I still don't see larger women as automatically unattractive, but society still does. I guess in the long run it's good to make the most of the gifts we've been given, but not stop there. It would be a disservice to everyone to send the message that a "big blessing" is all you need in life, when in reality it's just one of the many things that goes into making a whole man. Or woman.