I suppose in a way. But not because I would have a problem with it or embarrassed. But because I know that many men can be self-consciousness of their size. And the last thing I would want to do is cause emotions pain. Especially over something that isn't important.
Yeah I can understand this but the way to do it and the way to start it is you gotta grab the beast by the horns. The elephant in the room must be called out.
You could be having a great session with your man and he could of done you just right, you guys are laying in the after glory of your session and you could tell him.
You could be like "that was amazing"
"you know every time we have sex it's been really incredible, I how you fuck and I love the size of your dick, it just, idk it hits all the right spots and it's nothing but pure ecstacy"
Like you'd want to let him know that you like what he does, you are satisfied, and you like his size. From there I'd would talk about how you are aware of how people view small dicks or how small dicks are negatively talked about but goddamn if they could experience his that it'd change their life. You know how women can't just say they like a man's dick because its small or it might hurt his feelings but if it was big you could. So you'd acknowledge that. When I say acknowledge I mean you bring it up and actually say it
That'd one way to go about it. Like I can think of several way but the common theme is that you are conscious of the bullshit he endures and you are genuine in your compliment.
If we pretend he is insecure. How do you think it would be if you are insecure about something and no one ever compliments you on whatever asset it is? It could be your height, body shape, your hair, tits, hands, smile, w/e. Yet those on the opposite end of the scale you know they receive compliments. Idk, I think that creates issues. It is something that is commonly brought up if you read what people write about for w/e they are insecure about. That is at least what I have noticed. So by avoiding even mentioning it due to being afraid of hurting their feelings doesn't seem all that beneficial in the long run.
I know this may vary for individuals as some just don't like compliments on x kinds of traits or compliments at all but it is something to consider I reckon.
I hope that makes the slightest bit of sense, it is late so I may just be babblin'.