I'm not asking if size matters. I'm not entertaining bullshit here. We know it does. It does to men and it does to women. Men like big tits and big asses but this goes to an extent, the same way women like big dicks and big muscles but not gigantic ones that hurt and steroid users.

"It's the way you use it" okay. So tell me honestly, with complete sincerity, that a man with a 4 inch penis and a man with a 7 inch penis who are the exact same physically and who have sex with you the exact same way for the exact same amount of time, that it makes no difference. That the pleasure of getting your a-spot hit "doesn't matter". That the latter being thicker in this example and stretching you out more "doesn't matter". Just don't bullshit me. In that same vein women wouldn't want to be fingered with two fingers specifically if it "didn't matter".

I'm asking whether or not we can just admit this. I don't understand why women can't just fucking say it - like we all know it. I can't tell if it's a. the social stigma of female sexuality being "taboo" and women are afraid of being shamed for enjoying sex and having standards, b. women protecting men's feelings because their preferences rule out most men and make them insecure, or c. a bit of both.

But like, it's 2024. Can we just be honest about it? Like have we gotten to that point yet or are we still on this dumbass charade?

"Big ones hurt I like average ones" as a retort (which I know will come immediately) proves my point - that size matters. So does "girth matters more than length" - I don't know why people say this in response when it just proves the point being made.

So, can we be honest now or are we just gonna keep this shit up forever? Like, just be real about it. My ex would always compliment my penis size and the depth of penetration and all this shit but then turn around and say size doesn't matter - it's a really weird complex I just don't understand. It's like she felt guilty or wrong for enjoying larger penises. Like it made her a slut or a bad person or something. It's weird.