7) You never used to think about cock size, but now you find yourself wondering as you pass men in the street.
Definitely! I was just saying to DJG the other day, that this site has turned me into a total perv. If I find someone even remotely attractive, I catch myself looking down, and have to mentally slap myself, so that I stop looking at their bulge.
9) Think everyone is staring at the bulge in your pants...
Um, please see the above, cuz if it's me, yeah, I am. :tongue:
19) You end up knowing more medical terms for parts of penis' and vagina's than most doctors.
20) You start to add cock talk into your casual conversation list.
RIGHT??? I love the dumbfounded looks that happen halfway through a conversation where I'm expounding on a condition or diagnosis, followed by inevitable, "Um, HOW do you know that???" :wink:
You get insanely annoyed by guys who claim to have 10" dicks. You want to direct them here to get schooled on the likelihood of having a real 10" dick.
YES!!! Instead of leading them here though, I hold up my forearm, and say, "Really? Because, see here? Yeah, from my elbow to my wrist... It's exactly 10". So, you're telling me you have THIS in your pants. (look down at their bulge, then back in their eyes) REALLY???" :wink:
22) the amount of guys on here that are 1% or 10% gay...lol
I go back and forth on the percentages. I mean, I do try to respect when a guy says that he's 100% straight, and am careful in making sure that if I compliment them, that I don't cross the line, and suggest something that makes them uncomfortable. At the same time, guys that say they're 90% straight will go off on you for a compliment, because they don't want dudes looking at their cocks.
Of course, the most confusing ones to me, are the ones that seem almost hostile toward other guys, have 100% straight in their profiles, and then send me a PM going on and on about how they like my ass. Hey, I don't mind at all, OK, I might encourage more of it :tongue:, but the point is, the numbers really only mean something to the person posting them, and they're only a guideline to the rest of us on how they want to be perceived. You have to approach everyone as an individual, and not as a percentage, or label.