Policy of truth

By tellingthetruth - 21/03/2012 16:25 - United Kingdom - Studley

Spicy
Today, the subject of penis size came up while my boyfriend and I were chatting. He asked if he was big, and I replied that whatever size he was, he was enough to satisfy me. Apparently, that was the wrong answer, and he spent the rest of the night sulking because I didn't say he was enormous. FML
I agree, your life sucks 31 493
You deserved it 14 249

Same thing different taste

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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.

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venomousddog 19

He shoudln't care, I mean you said it didn't matter, that he satisfies you anyway he should happy, I would be if I had a girlfriend and she said that.

You deserve it. How would you feel if you asked your boyfriend if you were fat and he said, "I don't care your the perfect size for me." I don't care about my penis size as much as your boyfriend though sure i wouldn't want to be insulted but sulking all day. Sheesh what a baby

Skylansmile 11

I honestly think that's the most perfect thing you could have said. Guys are always curious what their girls think of their meatsticks but if you act like you have to think too hard about it they're going to wonder just how many you have to compare it to. Fyl and maybe you should consider finding someone who is less insecure about his body

That guy sounds immature I dont see any reason to have a big dick it's not the size that matters its how a guy uses it

Lies. If they aren't working you aren't using enough.

The appropriate answer is "ROOWWLL (or your own growl sound) baby you KNOW I think your penis is perfect. Absolutely deliciously perfect!" that way you never actually answer the question but his ego is satisfied.

Oh dear, that was never going to end well. One, he sounds unreasonably immature about it. Two, the wording sounds a little like "Not really, no, but I'm not complaining". Personally I make it my policy not to have these conversations or at least not to take it seriously in any way. Any time it comes up (no pun intended) I only give outlandish, exaggerated answers. Oh, that's your penis? Thought it was your leg.