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Raven
Speaking strickly from my own viewpoint, it's a myth that the bigger the cock the better the sex. The best sex I have ever had has been with guys considered average. Humongous cocks may be interesting to look at, but that's it for me. Give me
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Speaking strickly from my own viewpoint, it's a myth that the bigger the cock the better the sex. The best sex I have ever had has been with guys considered average. Humongous cocks may be interesting to look at, but that's it for me. Give me one that's about 5.5-7.5" in length with a girth of 5" or 6" and I'm a happy camper, and since my husband fits within these dimensions, I have all I ever want or need.
I think a lot of women will agree with me on this, truth be told. I also think that men buy into the bigger-is-better myth more than women. They put pressure on themselves and mess up their self-esteem because they think women all want and need bigger to be satisfied, but that's not true. Some maybe, but not most. The vaginal opening is very small, and an average-sized dick will easily provide enough stretching and filling to make a woman satisfied.
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My guy is average sized as well and the thing I love about him is that the more excited I can get him - the more he'll reach his "full potential" in size. He's perfect for me, I never bought into the "huge cock" mentality at all. I was smart and wanted a guy that I felt I could handle. I've even been told to watch it with the big ones because they could get painful. I'd hate for my guy to have to wear anything on themselves to prevent themselves from hurting me in anyway.
I agree with Raven that men seem to put more pressure on themselves about it. I think that is true and it's the same thing I told my boyfriend. He was afraid to let me see him naked orginally because he was afraid I would think he was "too small" and I would want to get rid of him.
Like Sir said as well, it's how well you use it.
Also, I don't think I would find it as appealing either if the guy I was giving oral to was that huge!
In the book Ride 'Em Cowgirl by Sadie Allison (I think...) she talks about sizes and how to deal with them as well. It's a great book.