teasedsilly
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Lordpendragon said:I think that you are spot on Teasedsilly.
Furthermore it is such a male question. For starters, why do we always say "women" instead of thinking about the woman we are actually with. I reckon that the further you go from average th more women will begin to have a problem with your size. The great majotiy of men and women fall within an average size band and in my estimation a change of position makes more difference than an extra inch here or there.
Secondly, I think we would find that spending more time on foreplay, talking seductively and romantically, lasting longer and many other things would be of a higher priority to your partner than 10% more cock.
Well, I didn't mean that as an indictment against men or anything. Anyone with a passing familiarity with porn would know the sorts of cocks (big) that make it into mainstream video, and I think it's natural to ask, "Is that really what women want?" Maybe it's not a fair question, but I remember as a teen sneaking downstairs to our basement tv to watch scrambled porn. I remember a lesbian scene with a dildo that seemed abnormally large, and I had to ask myself if that was actually a preferred size, realizing how much larger it was than my cock.
The question being misworded doesn't help things. "Does size matter" is the official question, however, and most women are going to say yes, even though what size matters to them varies wildly from individual to individual. But who ever hears the explanation? I don't have a problem with asking, if you feel insecure, I don't think it's wrong or anything to feel guilty about. But asking the right questions would probably be more helpful.