This is a hard message to write, as I'm deeply ashamed of doing this, but I need to call accountability to it --
When I was a lot younger, I saw my first "massive-cock" �naked people movies�, and it made quite an impression.
I became fascinated by the idea of how women reacted to a big penis, and I convinced myself that having a big penis meant automatic sex, and that if it was big enough, women would be powerless to resist it.
Basically, I came to associate the idea of having a big penis, or a woman being "impressed" by one, with having sex, even if I was watching a video screen, and the sex was just masturbating.
Furthermore, I came to associate the idea of having a big penis with women being automatically ready for sex.
I thought that penis size trumped all, meaning a guy with a big penis would never get rejected, and a man's life would be perfect, if only his penis was big enough to make it perfect.
I thought that this was the ultimate trump card w/ the opposite sex, in the sense that every woman would think "well, he's got a big dick, I have to fuck him, and worship him," or whatever.
It's embarrassing to see that I was so foolish, and that this became my reality, for such a long time.
(I also remember that when I was younger, and in high-school, some girl kept insulting my "alleged" size -- she hadn't even seen it, she was just trying to get to me -- so that didn't help.)
As time progressed, I surrounded myself with more and more environments which supported the idea that "penis size trumps all", and went out of my way to confirm this (erroneous) belief.
Now, I realize that confidence, leadership, and integrity are the only trump cards in life, and that the �naked people movies� industry strives on creating doubt, instead of creating empowerment.
Before understanding this, I attempted to repair my (own) self-esteem by using other men's pictures online, and passing them off as my own.
Since I didn't actually have the size of the people that I had seen in �naked people movies�, or other guys that were getting reactions online, this seemed like a compelling way to simulate the experience of being sexually desired.
I would lie to these women, and say/imply that my penis was much bigger than it was.
This was completely sili, because I was sweeping the rug out from my own self-esteem.
I had become so convinced that women wanted to be "impressed", and I was so excited at the thought of wielding some kind of power over a woman's reaction to me, that simulating this experience became something of an obsession.
I would watch more (and more) �naked people movies� of this nature, and I would join adult photo-sharing websites while using pictures of other men -- creating online alter-egos became habit, and it was an (unsuccessful) attempt to heal a deep fear of sexual inadequacy.
I did not understand that this behavior was furthering my feelings of frustration.
Since I didn't actually have the size of the people that I had seen in �naked people movies�, or other guys that were getting reactions online, I would use the internet to find their pictures, and live vicariously through this fantasy that I had constructed.
I would lose days to immersion in the world of �naked people movies� and pursuing cyber-sex, not even using my own pictures for the latter.
My efforts included everything from making several (false) accounts at websites like TangoTime and NewbieNudes, to sharing pictures that weren't mine when the conversation became sexual w/ women that I was talking with as "my-self" on various dating web-sites, always using their reactions to masturbate, and climax.
I would spend hours on these endeavors, ignoring my school-work, and other areas of my life, just so that I could reach the "success" of having a woman react to another man's picture, while thinking it was mine. (I also experimented with photo-shopping my own, though the latter proved more effective.)
It was part of a general obsession w/ the idea behind "big-dick" �naked people movies� -- that a part of your body, and another person's reaction to it, can produce a sustainable source of self-esteem.
It was part of a period where I did not think that I was good enough, and did not understand that I was being lied to about my potential, as all of you are being lied to, as well.
I thought it was acceptable behavior to do whatever it took to simulate the experience of being accepted, even if that came at the expense of my integrity.
The only time that I felt sexually desired, was when I was pretending to be somebody else.
This desire for acceptance consumed my life, and eroded my character.
I would spend hours on lpsg.org, being so jealous of people w/ a bigger penis than mine, and I would spend days pursuing cyber sex, using other men's photos when I created the accounts.
I would do whatever it took to simulate the experience of being desired, because I was not confident that I was enough.
I would keep seeking out reactions, and would often use masturbation to make the experience more exciting, and gratifying.
While my Parents paid for an expensive university, I wasted their money on years of chronic masturbation, depression, and lies.
Eventually, it got to the point, where most of the biggest ones weren't even big enough for my fantasy "alter-ego", and I would take the biggest ones I could find and then Photoshop them, to make them even bigger (before presenting them to women, and pretending they were mine).
When I did not pass the pictures off as my own, I would spend hours clicking on other men's pictures to look at the comments, searches for comments from attractive women as a source of arousal, often masturbating to the mere thought of her reaction upon being presented with a big penis, and how she would have to "submit" to it.
I would think about what it would be like if that was me that she was talking to -- I thought that if my penis was bigger than the person's in the photo, if it was the biggest she'd ever seen, that she would automatically like me, and submit to me sexually.
The idea was so exciting that I would often masturbate to the thought, while I was staring at her photos.
Other times, I had become so desensitized to doing this, that combing through the "Dicks" section on NewbieNudes and looking for comments was almost like reading the newspaper.
Almost.
It sounds sili now, because I realize that doing this has been about chasing acceptance, and living vicariously through other men to get some sense of it has ruined me, for the moment.
I was lying, rather than cultivating my-self (and cultivating this part of my own body, for Christ's sake, which I didn't even understand was possible before SizeGenetics/M.O.S.).
These behaviors have little do w/ sex, and much more to do with a general sense of self-worth.
These behaviors were part of a general coping mechanism that involved a fear of facing the truth, and general lack of self-confidence, which is .
I look ahead to the next decade of my life, and I realize that the first three have been wasted chasing validation, when I have had it the whole time.
The chase has always come at the expense of my character and integrity, and this is no longer acceptable.
In the course of these behaviors, I have definitely used pictures of some forum members, and passed them off as my own.
Namely, I owe the following an apology, and I hope they will accept:
DLD (I think it was just the well-known picture set w/ the arm and the ruler, and I'm sorry.)
bigbuttlover (I don't think the guy posts here any more, I'm not sure. I remember that I stole his flaccid pictures, and a few of the erect ones.)
cracka1 (I stole a few of them, and then stretched them out w/ FotoFlexer)
--I might have used kingsnake's too, I don't remember.
I am deeply sorry, and I have (obviously) decided that I will not engage in these behaviors any further, and they are not acceptable.
I would very much appreciate being allowed to (still) use the forums, as this web-site has helped to change my perspective on a lot of (sexual) issues, and when I reach my target size, I will be happy to contribute.
Thank you for your time,
A.
-- By the way, the most messed-up part of this whole deal, is that from reading this message, people would probably would think that I literally had micro-penis, or something, when that is far from the case. All of this is just a very good example of what this culture can do to people, if they are not vigilant in cultivating self-esteem. --
When I was a lot younger, I saw my first "massive-cock" �naked people movies�, and it made quite an impression.
I became fascinated by the idea of how women reacted to a big penis, and I convinced myself that having a big penis meant automatic sex, and that if it was big enough, women would be powerless to resist it.
Basically, I came to associate the idea of having a big penis, or a woman being "impressed" by one, with having sex, even if I was watching a video screen, and the sex was just masturbating.
Furthermore, I came to associate the idea of having a big penis with women being automatically ready for sex.
I thought that penis size trumped all, meaning a guy with a big penis would never get rejected, and a man's life would be perfect, if only his penis was big enough to make it perfect.
I thought that this was the ultimate trump card w/ the opposite sex, in the sense that every woman would think "well, he's got a big dick, I have to fuck him, and worship him," or whatever.
It's embarrassing to see that I was so foolish, and that this became my reality, for such a long time.
(I also remember that when I was younger, and in high-school, some girl kept insulting my "alleged" size -- she hadn't even seen it, she was just trying to get to me -- so that didn't help.)
As time progressed, I surrounded myself with more and more environments which supported the idea that "penis size trumps all", and went out of my way to confirm this (erroneous) belief.
Now, I realize that confidence, leadership, and integrity are the only trump cards in life, and that the �naked people movies� industry strives on creating doubt, instead of creating empowerment.
Before understanding this, I attempted to repair my (own) self-esteem by using other men's pictures online, and passing them off as my own.
Since I didn't actually have the size of the people that I had seen in �naked people movies�, or other guys that were getting reactions online, this seemed like a compelling way to simulate the experience of being sexually desired.
I would lie to these women, and say/imply that my penis was much bigger than it was.
This was completely sili, because I was sweeping the rug out from my own self-esteem.
I had become so convinced that women wanted to be "impressed", and I was so excited at the thought of wielding some kind of power over a woman's reaction to me, that simulating this experience became something of an obsession.
I would watch more (and more) �naked people movies� of this nature, and I would join adult photo-sharing websites while using pictures of other men -- creating online alter-egos became habit, and it was an (unsuccessful) attempt to heal a deep fear of sexual inadequacy.
I did not understand that this behavior was furthering my feelings of frustration.
Since I didn't actually have the size of the people that I had seen in �naked people movies�, or other guys that were getting reactions online, I would use the internet to find their pictures, and live vicariously through this fantasy that I had constructed.
I would lose days to immersion in the world of �naked people movies� and pursuing cyber-sex, not even using my own pictures for the latter.
My efforts included everything from making several (false) accounts at websites like TangoTime and NewbieNudes, to sharing pictures that weren't mine when the conversation became sexual w/ women that I was talking with as "my-self" on various dating web-sites, always using their reactions to masturbate, and climax.
I would spend hours on these endeavors, ignoring my school-work, and other areas of my life, just so that I could reach the "success" of having a woman react to another man's picture, while thinking it was mine. (I also experimented with photo-shopping my own, though the latter proved more effective.)
It was part of a general obsession w/ the idea behind "big-dick" �naked people movies� -- that a part of your body, and another person's reaction to it, can produce a sustainable source of self-esteem.
It was part of a period where I did not think that I was good enough, and did not understand that I was being lied to about my potential, as all of you are being lied to, as well.
I thought it was acceptable behavior to do whatever it took to simulate the experience of being accepted, even if that came at the expense of my integrity.
The only time that I felt sexually desired, was when I was pretending to be somebody else.
This desire for acceptance consumed my life, and eroded my character.
I would spend hours on lpsg.org, being so jealous of people w/ a bigger penis than mine, and I would spend days pursuing cyber sex, using other men's photos when I created the accounts.
I would do whatever it took to simulate the experience of being desired, because I was not confident that I was enough.
I would keep seeking out reactions, and would often use masturbation to make the experience more exciting, and gratifying.
While my Parents paid for an expensive university, I wasted their money on years of chronic masturbation, depression, and lies.
Eventually, it got to the point, where most of the biggest ones weren't even big enough for my fantasy "alter-ego", and I would take the biggest ones I could find and then Photoshop them, to make them even bigger (before presenting them to women, and pretending they were mine).
When I did not pass the pictures off as my own, I would spend hours clicking on other men's pictures to look at the comments, searches for comments from attractive women as a source of arousal, often masturbating to the mere thought of her reaction upon being presented with a big penis, and how she would have to "submit" to it.
I would think about what it would be like if that was me that she was talking to -- I thought that if my penis was bigger than the person's in the photo, if it was the biggest she'd ever seen, that she would automatically like me, and submit to me sexually.
The idea was so exciting that I would often masturbate to the thought, while I was staring at her photos.
Other times, I had become so desensitized to doing this, that combing through the "Dicks" section on NewbieNudes and looking for comments was almost like reading the newspaper.
Almost.
It sounds sili now, because I realize that doing this has been about chasing acceptance, and living vicariously through other men to get some sense of it has ruined me, for the moment.
I was lying, rather than cultivating my-self (and cultivating this part of my own body, for Christ's sake, which I didn't even understand was possible before SizeGenetics/M.O.S.).
These behaviors have little do w/ sex, and much more to do with a general sense of self-worth.
These behaviors were part of a general coping mechanism that involved a fear of facing the truth, and general lack of self-confidence, which is .
I look ahead to the next decade of my life, and I realize that the first three have been wasted chasing validation, when I have had it the whole time.
The chase has always come at the expense of my character and integrity, and this is no longer acceptable.
In the course of these behaviors, I have definitely used pictures of some forum members, and passed them off as my own.
Namely, I owe the following an apology, and I hope they will accept:
DLD (I think it was just the well-known picture set w/ the arm and the ruler, and I'm sorry.)
bigbuttlover (I don't think the guy posts here any more, I'm not sure. I remember that I stole his flaccid pictures, and a few of the erect ones.)
cracka1 (I stole a few of them, and then stretched them out w/ FotoFlexer)
--I might have used kingsnake's too, I don't remember.
I am deeply sorry, and I have (obviously) decided that I will not engage in these behaviors any further, and they are not acceptable.
I would very much appreciate being allowed to (still) use the forums, as this web-site has helped to change my perspective on a lot of (sexual) issues, and when I reach my target size, I will be happy to contribute.
Thank you for your time,
A.
-- By the way, the most messed-up part of this whole deal, is that from reading this message, people would probably would think that I literally had micro-penis, or something, when that is far from the case. All of this is just a very good example of what this culture can do to people, if they are not vigilant in cultivating self-esteem. --
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