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Should I Tell Him He's Too Small?
I've been seeing this guy for about 3 months now (we met online).
We get along great but he has a very small penis and I don't know what to do with it (don't want to have oral with him) His foreplay is amazing and I get so hot I can't wait for the real thing then, nothing.. I mean I really feel nothing. Any advised would be helpful. |
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Have oral?
Or break up with him? Or just have him finger you? Not a whole lot of options. You don't have to tell him that he's small. It really won't accomplish anything since he can just say "oops sorry let me grow it 5 inches"
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You think he can't get you off now, wait until he's got performance anxiety because he knows you don't find him 'enough'. No reason to cause more hurt feelings to an already fragile libido.
I second EEK. Decide if he's worth it. |
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