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You had a phone call that completely perfunctorily implicated the size of your penis. As far I'm concerned that's about as uncomplicated as a medical issue - th
by mlevental 7y ago
You had a phone call that completely perfunctorily implicated the size of your penis. As far I'm concerned that's about as uncomplicated as a medical issue - there's no allusion to anything sexual. To wit: do you use your mouth during sex? Would you shy away from answering how large a mouth guard you needed over the phone in front of your daughter?
- BubbleBoy420 7y agolol this site never ceases to crack me up. weirdos like OP never get old.
- tom_ 7y agoYou must do you, and may the repercussions for that be no more serious than a few downvotes. But as far as everybody else is concerned, this matter is, if not actually outright sexual, at least sex-adjacent, and therefore not an appropriate topic for discussion when one's children are around. (Your children will probably be grateful for this.) This might not be logical, but there you go. Something these things aren't. If you feel strongly that this is so ridiculous that things should change, then let nobody tell you that you are wrong, but I think you'll find that this is a minority viewpoint, and you'll attract few fellow travelers for your quixotic quest.
- OscarDC 7y agoMaybe it's because we're from different cultures (I'm french) but that situation sounds also ridiculous to me. I've seen both my parents naked and sex was taboo, sure, but genitals in itself (like talking about the size of ones penis for an health issue) were not that much. That situation was not sexual at all and I'm sure your children wouldn't really care (or maybe it's the fact that it was less sacralized in my family). I do not feel traumatized by that and even feel a little insulted by the: > (Your children will probably be grateful for this.) I'm not saying that one situation is superior to the other one, but I perfectly understand the point of the person you're answering to and feel all those downvotes are a little unfair for a real (and in my pov, valid) opinion.