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I can't say I remember being much smaller, but I can say that I've always believed I was much smaller than I actually am.
Two events with my current SO made me do some research, after my research I found out that my self image of my manhood and reality weren't in line with each other.
First time she went down on me she said something to the effect of "I didn't think it would fit." I'll be honest, this statement confused me a bit since I always assumed I was below average.
Fast forward a week and we're about to have sex for the first time, I purchase some condoms. Without knowing better i get some polyisoprene that are meant for average folks. I couldn't get the damned thing to roll down, she moves in for the assist and can't get the damned thing to roll down.
After than second thing I decide to look it up and measure myself, I'm a bit overweight so visible length is closer to 5.5", which was fine since that is in the average range (still wasn't aware of the fat pad/bone pressed measurement) and my girth was 6". This one I had trouble believing with my very meh self image, especially since 6" is in the 99th percentile.
So I had my first two BDP's before I realized I was a bit above average. I know I mentioned ill fitting condoms, but I left out the BJ was a bit toothy...no scraps though lol.
Get these ones, he says he likes these ones. :P
https://www.amazon.in/Durex-Avanti-Polyisoprene-Lubricated-Condoms/dp/B00GUFUW1G
I [use these] (http://www.amazon.com/Durex-Avanti-Polyisoprene-Lubricated-Condoms/dp/B00GUFUW1G/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419428473&sr=8-1&keywords=durex+realfeel)
nothing beats them.
this
https://www.amazon.com/Durex-Avanti-Polyisoprene-Non-Latex-Condoms-x/dp/B00GUFUW1G
>First: We know what condoms are, and I'm sure everyone know what I was referring to.
You stated birth control is not affordable and now you are back pedaling. What you mean is the birth control you prefer is not affordable.
>Second: not everyone can use latex
https://www.amazon.com/Durex-Avanti-Polyisoprene-Lubricated-Condoms/dp/B00GUFUW1G/ref=sr_1_1_s_it?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1506035177&sr=1-1&keywords=bulk%2Bnon&th=1
$0.54 a use Total yearly cost of daily sex $197.1
Less than 1% of the general population in the U.S. (about 3 million people)
http://latexallergyresources.org/statistics
>Third: I don't control the laws concerning what can be sold online and/or without a prescription, so not sure what your point is telling me to allow amazing to sell the pill
I am trying to persuade you to see another way to reduce the costs of birth control besides making it government provided.
>Fourth: I'm a Canada who moved to America a decade ago and there are MUCH easier options to getting the cost of birth control down than your crack-pot dream of letting amazon sell them.
Easier does not mean better. Giving people everywhere easy access to cheap products is already done for the vast majority of products via the Internet. Regulation keeps this from being possible for birth control pills. Amazon already sells a large amount of various pills that do not require a prescription if we removed that you could have pills for likely a few dollars a week.
>Fifth: get the fuck up outta here with your condescending tone and pedantry
I'm sorry if it upset you being shown how cheap birth control was but nothing in my post was condescending nor pedantic. You claimed birth control was not affordable. That is a load of shit and we both know it.