Yes, okay, I admit it. There is that moment — the first time you get naked with a guy and see his penis — a moment of pleasant surprise, or that slight sinking feeling when you know you'll be giving your girlfriends the universal pinkie symbol the next day.
Size does matter. There. I said it. But does it matter enough for a guy to shell out almost $5,000 for a surgical penis enlargement and risk, at worst, death, or (perhaps even worse) ending up with an elephant-man penis all for a bigger one? At the very least, there's a lot of discomfort involved. Surely it'd be safer and more economical to get creative. It's not the meat, it's the motion and all that, you know?
Hey, I'd be lying to you if I said it didn't come up (actually that would be another discussion entirely) but, honestly, the size of a guy's penis is not on the top of the list.
Sure, we like a nice-looking penis probably in the same way guys like nice-looking breasts. But, given the choice between a guy with a nice-looking, good-sized penis and a guy with a skillful tongue and hands, I'd go for door Number 2. Besides, vaginas are pretty stretchy things, sort of a one-size-fits-all deal. Sure, it's nice to feel full, but most of the really good nerve endings are right at the entrance of the pearly gates, something a lot of guys fail to realize. Hang around up front a while and you'll find out. To this end, the thickness of a penis is more fun for us than its length.
Finally, I don't care if his penis is the size of the Eiffel Tower. If he doesn't know what to do with it, it hardly matters. A lot of guys think having a big penis is enough. Sometimes, guys with smaller penises actually make better lovers because they learn how to compensate with other activities. And besides, I like to think penises are like snowflakes: no two are alike and they all have their own individual beauty.
