I'm 14M and have moderate acne with pretty bad scarring, and was just wondering how other people view acne like this
Before I get hit with "just take care of your skin" I do. I have a rigid skincare routine and wash my face twice a day, it just won't. go. away. I'm looking into seeing a dermatologist about it, but haven't had the chance yet
For the past several months I've had phases usually lasting a few days where I'm very insecure about the size of my penis (6" x 4.6") it doesn't help that I'm a bit overweight, which makes it look even smaller
This insecurity really started around march, with a couple posts from pretty popular women-centric subreddits, all of them talking about how much better big dicks are
I know statistically the isn't a common preference, and I know I'm probably just getting in my own head about it, but I cannot bring myself to believe the stats, or women saying average is okay because those comments keep popping into my head
I'm a virgin, so I don't have any first-hand experience on how a girl might react, but I'm horrified that I'll be laughed out of the bedroom
Any advice on how to help with this?
I've been looking at potentially getting it for a while now, and would like some feedback on whether it's worth it or not
I've recently started getting into voice acting, and I need some kind of booth as treating my room is not an option right now
Are there any suggestions for good booths under $500-600
I would like to avoid a DIY booth if possible
This is a follow-up (kind of) to my last post in which I asked this sub if they considered me ugly
The answer has been almost a unanimous "Yes, you're ugly" which honestly didn't surprise me, but it did make me think
I wouldn't consider myself attractive, clearly most other people wouldn't consider me attractive, yet I've never had anyone take issue with my looks except myself
I've never had trouble making friends, and while it's not super common, it's also not uncommon for me to get flirted with (and I mean obvious flirting) so I guess maybe being ugly's not as big a deal as most people think it is
To preface this, I'm in a lot of women focused spaces on reddit despite being a man. They tend to get recommended to me and are (most of the time) pretty welcoming and funny
However, occasionally the topic of dick size comes up, and whenever it's mentioned the comments are all "I used to think size didn't matter, now I need at least 9" "If you're dick is less than 8" are you even a man?" And other shit like that. I get that people have preferences, but it seems like they ALWAYS prefer bigger
I'm not even that small, I'm right above average at 6" x 4.6", but I feel like it's tiny because of comments like this
I'm sure there's probably some confirmation bias, and I know some of those comments are definitely bots, but it just makes me feel completely worthless, and even if I stop looking at those posts, they manage to ingrain themselves in my brain for weeks
Not sure what helpful info I could get from this post, I just needed to get it out of my system
I'm pretty confused about my sexuality. I generally consider myself to be pan, but I might actually be favorable ace, or potentially demi, I'm not sure which
The main reason I'm confused is because I've never been attracted to a specific person, but I do find people and specific traits "attractive", it's just more of a passing thought of "Oh, they're kinda cute" than anything
I've also been throwing around the idea of being demisexual, because I've never really been close with anyone I think is attractive, which might be why I wasn't super attracted to them
I've had multiple people tell me to just not label it and simply be, but I can't rest easy until I figure out where I stand
Not sure what advice I could get out of this, I mainly just wanted to get it off my chest
I have a pretty average penis (6" x 4.6" BPEL)
and I'm pretty insecure about it
Its not that bad of an insecurity, but it does bother me, even though I'm not statistically small
I'm not sure what spawned this insecurity, but I think it was a combination or reddit and porn
It looks super small, but that could just be perspective idk
Anyone else struggle with this insecurity or have tips for getting over it?
I have a pretty average penis (6" x 4.6" BPEL)
and I'm pretty insecure about it
Its not that bad of an insecurity, but it does bother me, even though I'm not statistically small
I'm not sure what spawned this insecurity, but I think it was a combination or reddit and porn
It looks super small, but that could just be perspective idk
Anyone else struggle with this insecurity or have tips for getting over it?
Sorry if this doesn't fit the sub, I wasn't sure where else to post it
I've been a bit insecure about the size of my dick for a while, despite being above average at 6" x 4.6"
I think I've just been brainwashed by social media/porn, but it seems really small to me and I'm worried about potentially getting laughed at
Any advice for helping with the insecurity or experiences from people around my size?
I've been a bit insecure about the size of my dick for a while, despite being above average at 6" x 4.6"
I think I've just been brainwashed by social media/porn, but it seems really small to me and I'm worried about potentially getting laughed at
Any advice for helping with the insecurity or experiences from people around my size?
Does being bigger make dating harder?
Im a bigger guy (5'8", 185lbs) Not obese or anything, but pretty squarely in the "teddy bear" body type. For people with similar builds, how has your dating life been?
For context, I've never been in a romantic relationship (although that's pretty normal at my age) or had anyone show romantic interest in me (that I know of) but I don't have a hard time making friends, and I've been told I have a good sense of humor
Does being bigger make you less likely to get dates?
I am somewhat insecure about my dick size, despite being within the average range (6" BPEL, 5" NBPEL, 4.6" girth)
I think reddit is a lot of what caused this insecurity, along with porn
Anyone who got over or is in the process of getting over this insecurity have any tips?