I’m not such a size queen, so this hasn’t caused any major problems. If I’m being generous, maybe 50 percent of the dicks I’ve seen in person have matched their owner’s description of them via apps (as I’m sure you well know by now, you cannot rely on a dick pic without some other object to show scale). Give them an inch, and they’ll add two to what they claim they’re packing. For, sure as people have penises, they’re going to lie about them. There is no foolproof way of ensuring the dick that is ordered will be the dick that is delivered. (Cue awkward encounters.) I don’t want to come across as too slutty or overexperienced-I’m really quite reserved-so asking straight off “Hey, how big is your dick?” seems a bit off-putting. My question is, how do I put it out there in the online dating world that anything less than a hard 8 inches will only disappoint me? I’ve tried stating in my bio things like “bigger is better,” but ended up with delusional men who were even less than average. I’m great at taking it, and it’s the most satisfying way for me to come. Currently I’m involved with two partners who more than measure up, but I don’t see either of them too often, and I’m still out there dating. I hate to admit this, but I left both those relationships because the length just didn’t cut it for me. Since then, I’ve been in two monogamous long-term relationships, both with average-size men. When I was 20, I met my first very well-endowed man, who in a way “trained” me to take a large penis. I’m Beginning to Think the Perfect Woman Doesn’t Exist for a Straight Guy Like Me I Can Never Face My Nosy Neighbor Again After What She Caught Me Doing
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