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I'm one of those insecure jerks who hates and resents riducule of smaller men. I know, it's a weakness, and something I've definitely not been able to turn into SPH.
So recently I had this discussion with my girlfriend about vagina size. She is looser to me than any woman I've been with previously. Because I don't think vagina size carries quite the same potency as penis size (I know, probably an ingrained chauvinistic view) I told my girlfriend this point and she just chuckled and said: 'Well it's the pussy you're working with, so if you're not happy, let me know.' Of course I'm blissfully happy and it makes no difference, I was just curious, besides she's felt comfortable telling me I'm one of her smaller boyfriends as we have a wonderful relationship. But it did lead me to thinking - is this a thing for women as it is for men? Like when men (even elsewhere on these forums) talk about vagina size preference, and a guy says he definitely knows a woman has had children because she's looser, is that offensive to you as a woman, or just purely incidental and of no relevance? Or is it a fact that woman don't tie up their genitalia size with their womanhood the way that men tie up their manhood with their masculinity?
So recently I had this discussion with my girlfriend about vagina size. She is looser to me than any woman I've been with previously. Because I don't think vagina size carries quite the same potency as penis size (I know, probably an ingrained chauvinistic view) I told my girlfriend this point and she just chuckled and said: 'Well it's the pussy you're working with, so if you're not happy, let me know.' Of course I'm blissfully happy and it makes no difference, I was just curious, besides she's felt comfortable telling me I'm one of her smaller boyfriends as we have a wonderful relationship. But it did lead me to thinking - is this a thing for women as it is for men? Like when men (even elsewhere on these forums) talk about vagina size preference, and a guy says he definitely knows a woman has had children because she's looser, is that offensive to you as a woman, or just purely incidental and of no relevance? Or is it a fact that woman don't tie up their genitalia size with their womanhood the way that men tie up their manhood with their masculinity?