u/Turbulent-Swan1499

One problem I haven't really seen talked about on here

Bigger guys (8"+) acting like they get it when you say you wish you were bigger, when they usually don't have the same insecurity (either that or don't feel it to the same extent). Kind of just acting like it can just easily be gotten over, when that's almost never, if ever, the case.

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u/Turbulent-Swan1499 — 2 days ago

I feel like hardly anyone gets it

Being above average, but not being seen as such, being called small online, not being able to use urinals or locker rooms because I have a small flaccid, not being considered as masculine and attractive as other guys... I just wish i was bigger

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u/Turbulent-Swan1499 — 8 days ago

I feel like hardly anyone gets it

Being above average, but not being seen as such, being called small online, not being able to use urinals or locker rooms because I have a small flaccid, not being considered as masculine and attractive as other guys...

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u/Turbulent-Swan1499 — 10 days ago

Hot take: either you get to not be bogged down with size insecurity or you don’t, and that’s that without much changing it.

I speak from the latter perspective. I just really wish I was bigger to feel more masculine and attractive, and that won’t ever change unless I’m bigger like other guys online (who ever so coincidentally don’t feel insecure about their size). I know other people can relate to me, and others that can’t. I also feel like there isn’t much crossover between those groups - as in the insecurity never really goes away if it’s there.

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u/Turbulent-Swan1499 — 11 days ago