The age-old question which has often plagued many boys’ and men’s minds for years, does the size of my dick actually matter? Some men are just as insecure as women when it comes to their body and often look for the approval of their partner after sex.
Most women actually tend to like a man more in their unguarded moment saying that showing your insecurities is quite sexy. Well, I took to the internet specifically reddit and other online forums to see what they had to say on the topic.
My findings were overwhelmingly quite positive most saying that the chemistry they share with their partner is much more important than his dick size. This is where my interest on the subject peaked as one comment in particular stood out to me.
“To a point, yes; however, guys in general forget how much better for everyone the situation can be with some serious foreplay.”
This made me think about the fact that there is a big difference in size and being good in bed. Having the equipment and knowing how to use it, that’s a skill!
Going deeper into my internet hole I found a particular term being thrown around regarding smaller penises, the people of reddit where calling men who had small dicks ‘cute’ one reddit user said,
“Personally, it depends. Small dicks can be so cute sometimes but if they're not getting the job done then I'll have to take matters into my own hands.”
The other side of the argument may surprise you, many of the comments said that if a man it too big then that is a problem, when sex then becomes uncomfortable. its something I hadn't taken into consideration when beginning my dive into the topic I found one comment about it that seemed to sum up the experience with the larger side for the scale.
“A guy that's above average in that area can't go in too deep. It's really uncomfortable and painful when a man thrusts his dick into my cervix.”
So, when it actually comes down to it, personal preference and the right fit is all that matters not the size. Big or small, someone eventually is going to enjoy what you have to offer, It’s finding that person.
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