So, I’ve always been curious about this whole “size” thing. You know, it’s a topic that’s always whispered about, joked about, but rarely discussed seriously. Especially when it comes to women and penises, right? It’s like this taboo subject that everyone’s curious about, but no one wants to admit it.
I decided to dig into it. Not in a creepy way, but more like, “Let’s see what the actual deal is.” I started by looking around online, just casual browsing. I saw a survey mentioned, where thousands of women talked about their last partner’s penis size and how happy they were with it in bed. Interesting, right? So many women were willing to talk about this.
Then I thought, “Why not talk to some women I know?” I started with a friend, a writer, not really someone who talks about sex a lot. We were just having dinner, and I casually brought it up. I was surprised. She was pretty open about it, sharing her thoughts and experiences. It wasn’t awkward at all. It was just a normal conversation.
Then, I went into some online forums, reading people’s stories. Some were shocking, others were pretty normal. It was a mix of everything. I even read about how some women find other things more important than size, like emotional stuff and communication. That makes sense, I guess. There was this one part where they talked about “micropenises” and the medical reasons behind them. I didn’t know much about that. Apparently, it’s often caused by a testosterone issue during fetal development and it’s diagnosed when the penis is smaller than average by a certain amount.
But the thing that really got me was all the different opinions. Some women were all about size, saying they’d only date guys with big ones. Others didn’t care at all. It’s like, everyone’s got their own preference, and that’s cool.
What I Did Next
- Talked to more people: I asked around, talked to more friends, even some people I didn’t know that well.
- Kept reading: I checked out more articles, forums, and anything I could find on the topic.
- Tried to understand: I really listened to what people were saying, trying to get where they were coming from.
After doing all this, I realized it’s not as big of a deal as people make it out to be. Sure, size is a thing, but it’s not the only thing. And everyone’s different. What one person likes, another might not. It’s all about what works for you and your partner. I realized this by being very open about it, I did not mind what others thought about me at that time, because I was really curious.
This whole thing was a real eye-opener. It showed me that talking about these things openly is important. It helps you understand people better and realize that everyone’s got their own thing. No need to be ashamed or shy about it.
So yeah, that’s my little adventure into the world of women and penis size. It was interesting, a bit weird at times, but definitely worth it. I learned a lot, and I hope you did too, just by reading about my little exploration.
