I have spent the majority of my day doing some research for my book. Particularly, the focus of my topic today was "Does Size Matter?"
I now have over 4000 words of research, which I will have to condense down to a meager 1000. It appears people like this subject
Although the reason for my research was to acquire some good quotes and examples, I must say I was intrigued with some of the responses on multiple forums.
On one forum, I recall a man with a three inch penis with the confidence of a Bull. He knew he was small, but proclaimed he couldn't do anything about it (little did he know about PE ), so instead he focused his goals on other things. Very interesting.
But more interesting were some of the female posts. I admit that since PE is obviously a big focus of my life, I spent a lot of time talking to female friends and strangers about penis size. So none of this was new to me, but rather more interesting because online the truth is even more prevailing. As the old saying goes, you get to know the true person when they hide behind a mask -- in this case, the internet.
Anyways, on to the females' responses. Women, like men, naturally like different things. Penis size is often compared to breast size -- for good reason. Many men like bigger breasts, but some men don't. More importantly, if I were courting a female that I found attractive in every other way, I surely wouldn't kick her to the curb because she didn't have the right breasts... Perhaps if she didn't have the right butt size... but not breasts. Just kidding.
To the point - This is my opinion, and it has been for a long time. Bigger is better -- to a certain extent. There is such a thing as too big. I probably wouldn't desire a penis size in the double digits, regardless what my partner wanted. Similarly, breasts can be too big too. It kind of goes with the old goldilocks story. Not too big, not too small -- just right
More importantly, is bigger better to you? Does a bigger penis make you feel better? Does it please your partner more? These are the important questions. Does size matter is a very rhetorical question. Of course it matters to some... but not so much to others.
I now have over 4000 words of research, which I will have to condense down to a meager 1000. It appears people like this subject
Although the reason for my research was to acquire some good quotes and examples, I must say I was intrigued with some of the responses on multiple forums.
On one forum, I recall a man with a three inch penis with the confidence of a Bull. He knew he was small, but proclaimed he couldn't do anything about it (little did he know about PE
), so instead he focused his goals on other things. Very interesting.But more interesting were some of the female posts. I admit that since PE is obviously a big focus of my life, I spent a lot of time talking to female friends and strangers about penis size. So none of this was new to me, but rather more interesting because online the truth is even more prevailing. As the old saying goes, you get to know the true person when they hide behind a mask -- in this case, the internet.
Anyways, on to the females' responses. Women, like men, naturally like different things. Penis size is often compared to breast size -- for good reason. Many men like bigger breasts, but some men don't. More importantly, if I were courting a female that I found attractive in every other way, I surely wouldn't kick her to the curb because she didn't have the right breasts... Perhaps if she didn't have the right butt size... but not breasts. Just kidding.
To the point - This is my opinion, and it has been for a long time. Bigger is better -- to a certain extent. There is such a thing as too big. I probably wouldn't desire a penis size in the double digits, regardless what my partner wanted. Similarly, breasts can be too big too. It kind of goes with the old goldilocks story. Not too big, not too small -- just right
More importantly, is bigger better to you? Does a bigger penis make you feel better? Does it please your partner more? These are the important questions. Does size matter is a very rhetorical question. Of course it matters to some... but not so much to others.
