MadameMarque -> RE: you settle for small but I want BIG (5/4/2009 11:57:13 AM)
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I can see it both ways. The boys who want to know what's big enough or whether their skills can compensate, they just want to know if they can please you. Whatever they're born with, what can they do - get bigger? A man's got more to offer than the sum of his parts, so to speak. On the other hand, I hear what you're saying. I'm on another forum where the question was posed to the women who are attracted to males, ~ what are the first three things you notice about a man, physically, that makes him attractive or unattractive to you? The guys were quicker to answer than the women, so anxious were they to define what women find attractive. There was a great resistance from some people, to any suggestion that a female might use any purely physical criteria, to find a male attractive. And when some of the women listed cock size, one guy (who posts frequently to the forum) actually corrected them! saying that that's not what women want. To quote my own rant (@.@) in another thread here (Size Matters?): I realize it's not consoling to confirm to men that size matters. But I also find it offensive when sex educators continue to put forth the misinformation that size doesn't matter to women in their experience of sex, physically, if not visually/mentally, and gynecologists insist that the cervix is insensate - which it is not. While the insides of insects are dissected and examined and classified, you'd think from all the lack of information the medical field has on a woman's parts, that it was an unexplored cave. A woman doesn't have to be a size queen thrilled by the look and idea of size, in order to physically experience the difference size makes. I will add to that that by the time I feel strongly enough about a man, he could be any size. It's just that on a broader scale, I resent females being perpetually expected to set aside their own sexuality and pleasure, in order to put male ego and male sexuality first - even to the point of ignoring both women's own reports about their desires and experiences, and medical evidence to the contrary! I know what I’ve seen Midnight celebration I want to be free Midnight celebration I want you to rise Midnight celebration I play you obey Midnight celebration I have no plan but that’s alright Can you trust me when I’m mad Have no time to set things right Can you trust me when I’m sad - from Midnight Celebration, by hyde
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