Well does it?
You are not dating a girl you see, you are dating a dude that's your problem. Go out with a real woman so you wont encounter any penises.So 23 Male here. Since a long time I've been dating this superb girl. She's funny, intelligent, attractive and so on. I'm truly having a blast with her.
Now I knew beforehand she was pre-op, something that didn't bother me much, until we had our first time. I'm a bit disgusted by myself to allow myself to be so affected by this.
Thing is I've always been a little insecure about my penis size, but never to the point like I feel now. She has a bigger penis, which wouldn't be such a problem if the difference between us was small. But it isn't; she a lot bigger than me, which sort of makes me feel emasculated...
I know it's all on me! I shouldn't be so affected by it but it simply does. I was wondering if people have similar experiences or have thoughts and ideas that can help me build confidence.
I don't want to ask her really, she has enough dysphoria as is. I don't think putting this on her is A) fair and B) helpful.
I had a relationship with a post op girl(she had had srs a few months before we met) and I have a micropenis. It's like one inch big and less than 3 inches erect. When we had sex she was dominant and got on top while I laid there. She would tell me how pretty I am and stuff like that. She put my tiny dick inside her and never said a bad thing about how small I was. She loved me. She knew I was intersex. But I felt kind of weird because I was concerned if she was going to be satisfied. But she was! She literally jumped up and down after we had sex. We both lost our virginity lol. I guess size doesn't matter because she was crazy about me.You are not dating a girl you see, you are dating a dude that's your problem. Go out with a real woman so you wont encounter any penises.
If you're a top, then it doesn't matter so much. Just put the thing in a chastity cage and forget about it. Unlocking her every so often if she's a good girl is also a fantastic way to help her develop Stockholm syndrome if that's your thing.Well does it?
The proof is left as an exercise for the reader.Futa isn't gay, but traps are. No, I will not explain any further.