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That's a title earned not given
I had the same problem with my now ex boyfriend
I actually agree about the "enough to satisfy" thing as I too have had a similar conversation with my fiancée and she said the same thing. You can't help what you are given, but at least I know I am using it correctly.
girls, you shouldnt feel bad for exaggerating, but at least give a straight answer. even "you have a mike and ike for a dick" is better than lamely avoiding the question.
He's probably insecure about it, and your comment sounds like a backhanded compliment. It's like if you asked if you looked fat, you would NOT want to hear him say "I like you no matter what size you are". Makes it sound like you're implying he has a small dick or that he thinks you're a bit overweight.
We fill the same way when you ask us if you look fat.
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What a Dick...
Your answer was honest, truthful, and kind-hearted. His response was immature and stupid. Not every guy is hung like a stallion, and not every girl WANTS a guy so hung. If he ever asks again, tell him he's just barely adequate. That'll teach him that your first answer was much better.