hopelesslyInvo -> RE: Penis length (4/3/2008 3:27:06 PM)
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i think size is important, but that it's better to not judge it with a ruler~ i'm still sticking to this, there's too much other important things as well, but than just size doesn't equal fit, and size will affect so many other things. but really now, there's bigger issues than being big. i'd rather be modest in size than a 2 pump chump~ and if i had ED it wouldn't matter much what the size it is~ sure i'd rather have a normal'ish one that can be completely erect instead of a monstro penis that is best described as "tries really hard"~ and i'd rather have something large instead of something so small that people are like "you should quit trying"~ i'd rather have something that is ideal than too small, or too big~ i'd rather have something usable than just for looks~ and i'd definitely rather not have something that just gets me "odd looks"~ everyone fits together different, but simply too big is too big, too small is too small. you have every size inbetween that you can put to use, but whether or not it'll reach a certain line of satisfaction... it'll just depend on who you're with and all that yadda yadda. though really now, if it's too big that your bodies can't come together in a complete embrace, or too small that you can't hardly move without it falling out, that's going to be highly limiting how enjoyable it can be since you can't just go about things naturally. but that's dealing in length, width is just another story. lets be honest, we're not talking about looks, so you can't really say it's superficial for that, we're talking about function, and size is a part of being able to function~ sure there's other things in life, and other things you could do that "might be enough" to make up for it, but the question isn't what other things can you do, or what could you use your tongue, fingers, etc... it's what can you do, or what can't you do with "your" penis. people might find they have to forgive honest answers that aren't politically correct when they dare to ask the question.
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