[quote author=Rain link=board=meetgreet;num=1065497460;start=40#43 date=10/14/03 at 20:08:36]
"...a woman could always lose weight, go to the gym, even get some work done (lipo or whatever) to improve upon that situation. A man has very little recourse (benderten's experience with PE not with standing)..."
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Rain....your comment brought me a chuckle! THANKS!
Even with PE, I STILL have days when I think I am smaller than I should be! -TRUE.
(I'll probably NEVER be satisfied with my size!)
For the record, I have always tried to "downplay" my PE success. I realize I had most fortunate results after three long, difficult years. (This forum's section on PE is filled with lots of my comments on "how" and all the particulars of the methods I used.) While I am pleased (and a little proud
) I only tend to write about PE so as to address the legitimate questions others bring up about enlargement. But what worked for me may NOT work for the next fella. I know that. I have never felt like bragging over my "increase in size". Although my "size" is indeed better than it was when I started, I will never be the "super (SUPER!) hung size I think (in my warped mind!) that I should be with my body frame of 6'4". I honestly think I would have to be something 12 or 13 inches (flaccid!) to really "feel hung".
HEY! ---Everyone can laugh now!
This whole matter's got to be the "optical illusion"
effect of being so tall and slender. My already well- above average (flaccid) size just seems to get "all swallowed up" by my height! But, I am learning it's all such a ridiculous notion though, --probably as I get older and "hang" around you other guys here in the LPSG!
;D --What a great group we have here!
I can also relate to Meathose's remarks about high school. I felt inadequate during those years, especially.
Back then, I was already (unknowingly) somewhat ABOVE the statistical average but I simply wouldn't be caught in the showers nude for anything!
Interesting, isn't it? I was "hung" (even then) and STILL had hangups!
That's why this whole subject of "size" (and men being uncomfortable with themselves) rings so true with me.
It appears we're ALL in very good company!
--It's just we've not always known it!