I’ve read a lot of post here that say: I told my wife this, I told my GF that…
and personally I think that some people are setting themselves up for a nasty failure or at the least some more humiliation.
I’ve adopted the don’t ask don’t tell policy. Meaning I’m not hiding anything and at the same time I feel no burning desire to go confess another of my obsessions. I figured if it didn’t work then no one but me will know anything. Nothing gained, then no harm done. Well except to my ego, and well we’ve all been there before - huh? If PE did work, and it has for me, then I figured eventually she’d notice. I’ve picked up on the fact that she has noticed something’s different in the last couple of months, but it’s funny that she can’t tell exactly what it is. I’ve also been been accumulating a lot of those “prized” unsolicited comments lately as well.
So to answer your question, I’d have to sum it up like this:
We all look for validation for and in the things we do. A prod in the right direction and a boost to keep us going when we are questioning ourselves about something. And sometimes, I say things just to hear myself talk. If you’re diligent about it and make some real gains, let that be your validation. Because eventually she’s going to notice. Then one night after she’s done biting her lower lip and making a swamp of the bed sheets, she going to look at you with that lost look in her eyes and say something to the effect of: what the fuck did you do that dick, that was incredible! She’ll no longer be thinking your dick feels bigger, she’ll know IT IS. It’s at this point if you so choose to, that you can share your PEing with her. Personally I’d leave her in the dark. Just tell her; I don’t know, same dick I always had.lol
Keep her guessing. Do you think women give away all their secrets too?