I’m getting married in less than a month. I’m 27 and she’s about five and a half years older than me. She looks quite young though. She’s an teacher at a university and sometimes campus security confuses her for a student. We’ve been together for seven years (separated for a year after the third or the fourth year).
First time we have sex she literally said "are you in me?" Can’t believe I’m marrying this girl LOL. I guess I had poor EQ due to SSRI’s I was taking at the time and she was "too wet" (sigh, we know that this is no excuse). I can make her cum like half of the time (through intercourse). I’m 16 cm (6”) long, 13 cm (5”) around. I know that I am normal. But also know that normality has nothing to do with sufficiency. It only informs us about the frequency of something happening, not it’s quality. People always do this. They confuse normal with natural in causal speech, and in the case of penis size, normal with sufficient. Normal doesn’t mean sufficient. Normality is an objective attribute, while sufficiency/quality is quite subjective and depends on expectations. God/Nature didn’t mean normal to be sufficient; especially for higher expectations. They also do this with the question of "does it matter?" Well, do you mean "does it have an effect" or "is it really important?"
I’ll try this analogy: If you’ve ever had weed, you know that there are different qualities. I know some guys who smoked in college and then stopped and have one occasionally. I also know some others, who constantly look for the best quality and the best high. It really depends on your character type. Some people are euphoria-addicts. To them, the intensity of euphoria/pleasure matter a lot. To others, they just like the whole experience.
Sex is no different. Orgasm is a natural high. As Trainspotting tells us, only heroin can beat meat injection :D But meat injection is legal and healthier :P In short, for some people it really matters. So if "does size matter" means "is it important" these kind of people will confirm without hesitation. The others would say "nah". But I don’t think neither would mean "no, it has no effect whatsoever." Well, there are people who say so, but we all know that this is bullshit.
Anyone who had sex knows that size "has an effect". I’ve been a lurker, and a half-assed PE student. There was this one time that I PE’d regularly and took a gas station pill named VitroBull or something, and got thicker/harder. She came like crazy. She asked me what I did, and I told her that I did "a kind of exercise" and she said "do it from now on" (in a sweet way). I didn’t. But I was sure by then that it "had an effect."
I’m starting to feel that she’s not interested in me as she used to be. I can relate to this guy very well. I think this is happening because she’s not satisfied. I don’t think she’s doing it intentionally. No one can be blamed for his/her emotions. It’s just an unconscious reaction. We know that hung men get more sex. We know that after gains, many people had an increased frequency and women initiating sex. Less "oh it hurts, let’s stop" or "I’m too tired."
I have to say I don’t want a bigger dick for her. I want it for me. Because I want to be desired, not being treated as a chore in bed.
Thanks for listening.
P.S: I’m not a native speaker.