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Christioni
July 10th, 2013, 09:13 PM
I am new to the forums. I just had a question I was wondering if anyone could answer. I am talking to this girl that I really like. I personally know that with her last boyfriend when they started dating, they started having sex within the first month. (she's not a whore, if that's what you're thinking). I heard from her friends that she always bragged about how "mature" he is. I'm 15 but I am not fully developed(hopefully) and am kind of embarrassed(4-4.5 inches hard). I don't know if I should make the move to ask her out, and this embarrassment has held me back from relationships before. I don't mind getting intimate at all, just a little nervous. Should I tell her what's really going on? Because it seems like she is just waiting for me to ask her out...

FroBro16
July 10th, 2013, 09:18 PM
I say go for it and ask her out. Don't worry about the size of your penis because if it seems like she is waiting for you to ask her out then clearly she likes you without even seeing your dick. And if all she cares about is the size then maybe she isn't the right one to be with. Hope this helps

Christioni
July 10th, 2013, 09:22 PM
I say go for it and ask her out. Don't worry about the size of your penis because if it seems like she is waiting for you to ask her out then clearly she likes you without even seeing your dick. And if all she cares about is the size then maybe she isn't the right one to be with. Hope this helps
Thanks bro, appreciate it.

GigglyAbby
July 13th, 2013, 06:13 PM
I hope things are working out with you and her -- if you asked her out. Just because they allegedly had sex and allegedly did it in the first month doesn't mean that you'll follow that with her. You're not certain who initiated the sex and how often it was and if it helped or hurt the relationship. I'm bit disturbed that she discussed or bragged about him since it's a PRIVATE matter. Moving on -- your penis is a little smaller than the average adult size and it's highly possible if you became sexual that it may not cause bad sex. I'm a bit concerned here that you seem pressured either from society or her past relationship. You're not any less of a person if you want it to be special or if you want to make sure you're emotionally and physically able to engage in intercourse. Also -- if you're fearful of buying condoms or the risk of pregnancy -- I'd wait it out since there's no taking back your first time.