sick of Penis size questions asked over and over ag

[rosie727]

think that might be cos some men have been made insecure by the flippant comments by a certain member (pardon the pun)

Oh that BAG How can you get insecure from someone on the net?

Insecurity?? What's that???

not a word in ur dictionary eh DR??

[Blond Adult Girl]

think that might be cos some men have been made insecure by the flippant comments by a certain member (pardon the pun)

Oh that BAG How can you get insecure from someone on the net?

guess you an if you are insecure and lets be honest if she says the same thing once......... and then she posts pics of guys with big dicks

I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world.

[myron myron]

think that might be cos some men have been made insecure by the flippant comments by a certain member (pardon the pun)

Oh that BAG How can you get insecure from someone on the net?

guess you an if you are insecure and lets be honest if she says the same thing once......... and then she posts pics of guys with big dicks

I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world.

I don't know you or anyone else here, but I would think that would be something an insecure person would say.

[rosie727]

sorry myron myron was that comment for me or the BAG?

[myron myron]

BAG

[vixen37]

think that might be cos some men have been made insecure by the flippant comments by a certain member (pardon the pun)

Oh that BAG How can you get insecure from someone on the net?

guess you an if you are insecure and lets be honest if she says the same thing once......... and then she posts pics of guys with big dicks

I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world.

I don't know you or anyone else here, but I would think that would be something an insecure person would say.

+1

[Blond Adult Girl]

BAG

I'm curious, what makes you think that what i said is something that an insecure person would say?

Gut-instinct?

[myron myron]

BAG

I'm curious, what makes you think that what i said is something that an insecure person would say?

Gut-instinct?

Not gut instinct but life experience tells me that someone who says "I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world" is insecure herself.

A secure person wouldn't make that statement publicly and wouldn't feel that way.

[mulegirl58]

BAG

I'm curious, what makes you think that what i said is something that an insecure person would say?

Gut-instinct?

Not gut instinct but life experience tells me that someone who says "I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world" is insecure herself.
A secure person wouldn't make that statement publicly and wouldn't feel that way.

But at the other end of the scale there are "secure" people who most definitely do express their lack of sympathy for the weak and insecure. In hard business for example there is no room for sympathy of the insecure and that is made very clear either by literal word or by actions. And just look at the various reality TV programmes where candidates are grilled mercilessly by judges or prospective agents or employers. No chances are given and no sympathy shown for the weak. And I would hardly call Alan Sugar an insecure person.

Maybe this subject should be floated on a whole new thread!

[myron myron]

BAG

I'm curious, what makes you think that what i said is something that an insecure person would say?

Gut-instinct?

Not gut instinct but life experience tells me that someone who says "I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world" is insecure herself.
A secure person wouldn't make that statement publicly and wouldn't feel that way.

But at the other end of the scale there are "secure" people who most definitely do express their lack of sympathy for the weak and insecure. In hard business for example there is no room for sympathy of the insecure and that is made very clear either by literal word or by actions. And just look at the various reality TV programmes where candidates are grilled mercilessly by judges or prospective agents or employers. No chances are given and no sympathy shown for the weak. And I would hardly call Alan Sugar an insecure person.

Maybe this subject should be floated on a whole new thread!

We are not talking about "hard business." Even in "hard business," however, a secure person has no reason to bother creating the thought in their mind that they have no sympathy for the insecure. And even if that secure person in fact has no sympathy for the insecure, that person has no need to express that lack of sympthy so callously in public. The only apparent reason someone would say "I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world" in a public forum is to elevate herself by diminishing others, to play on others' insecurities. In my opinion, this does not reflect a secure person; rather, it reflects an insecure person, a person with a false sense of security, a person in denial about her insecurity.

[vixen37]

BAG

I'm curious, what makes you think that what i said is something that an insecure person would say?

Gut-instinct?

Not gut instinct but life experience tells me that someone who says "I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world" is insecure herself.
A secure person wouldn't make that statement publicly and wouldn't feel that way.

But at the other end of the scale there are "secure" people who most definitely do express their lack of sympathy for the weak and insecure. In hard business for example there is no room for sympathy of the insecure and that is made very clear either by literal word or by actions. And just look at the various reality TV programmes where candidates are grilled mercilessly by judges or prospective agents or employers. No chances are given and no sympathy shown for the weak. And I would hardly call Alan Sugar an insecure person.

Maybe this subject should be floated on a whole new thread!

We are not talking about "hard business." Even in "hard business," however, a secure person has no reason to bother creating the thought in their mind that they have no sympathy for the insecure. And even if that secure person in fact has no sympathy for the insecure, that person has no need to express that lack of sympthy so callously in public. The only apparent reason someone would say "I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world" in a public forum is to elevate herself by diminishing others, to play on others' insecurities. In my opinion, this does not reflect a secure person; rather, it reflects an insecure person, a person with a false sense of security, a person in denial about her insecurity.

hmmmm not sure you are right about the insecurity-think BAG is far too shallow and superficial to have know what insecurity means-i thinks shes just selfish and thoughless

[myron myron]

Insecure people don't necessarily know or admit to themselves that they are insecure. I am not saying BAG is shallow (I don't know her well enough to make that assessment), but the dynamic I am describing is most commonly found in shallow people. It need not be consciously calculated. Especially in shallow peoiple, it occurs subconsciously as a defense mechanism triggered by insecurity.

For example, a stereotypical shallow teenage girl who is insecure about the size of her nose or her feet or the size of her tits, whether she admits that insecurity to herself or not, will invariably put down other girls or boys in public about their apparent shortcomings. By diminishing others, by playing on their insecurities, she distracts herself from, and thereby assuages, her own conscious or subconscious insecurities.

Why are some young boys bullies? I think it is because they are insecure about whether they would be well-liked on the merits of their personality.

[vixen37]

Insecure people don't necessarily know or admit to themselves that they are insecure. I am not saying BAG is shallow (I don't know her well enough to make that assessment), but the dynamic I am describing is most commonly found in shallow people. It need not be consciously calculated. Especially in shallow peoiple, it occurs subconsciously as a defense mechanism triggered by insecurity.

For example, a stereotypical shallow teenage girl who is insecure about the size of her nose or her feet or the size of her tits, whether she admits that insecurity to herself or not, will invariably put down other girls or boys in public about their apparent shortcomings. By diminishing others, by playing on their insecurities, she distracts herself from, and thereby assuages, her own conscious or subconscious insecurities.

Why are some young boys bullies? I think it is because they are insecure about whether they would be well-liked on the merits of their personality.

no i said BAG was shallow-i get where u are coming from

[karrin]

BAG

I'm curious, what makes you think that what i said is something that an insecure person would say?

Gut-instinct?

Not gut instinct but life experience tells me that someone who says "I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world" is insecure herself.
A secure person wouldn't make that statement publicly and wouldn't feel that way.

But at the other end of the scale there are "secure" people who most definitely do express their lack of sympathy for the weak and insecure. In hard business for example there is no room for sympathy of the insecure and that is made very clear either by literal word or by actions. And just look at the various reality TV programmes where candidates are grilled mercilessly by judges or prospective agents or employers. No chances are given and no sympathy shown for the weak. And I would hardly call Alan Sugar an insecure person.

Maybe this subject should be floated on a whole new thread!

We are not talking about "hard business." Even in "hard business," however, a secure person has no reason to bother creating the thought in their mind that they have no sympathy for the insecure. And even if that secure person in fact has no sympathy for the insecure, that person has no need to express that lack of sympthy so callously in public. The only apparent reason someone would say "I don't have sympathy for the insecure people of this world" in a public forum is to elevate herself by diminishing others, to play on others' insecurities. In my opinion, this does not reflect a secure person; rather, it reflects an insecure person, a person with a false sense of security, a person in denial about her insecurity.

hmmmm not sure you are right about the insecurity-think BAG is far too shallow and superficial to have know what insecurity means-i thinks shes just selfish and thoughless

Aint that the truth? She's about as deep as a serving tray

[THAT_GUEST]

I have this thought on the topic I need to rant about. I am only one of many tired of seeing this subject being plastered all over FF. Then there is this particular thread. Every time it gets a response it is keeping the whole topic alive. Maybe it's time to stop putting any input in this thread as well. I know it won't die off completely, but damn. Penis size is such a damned boring and beaten to death topic. Guys, you have what you have. Surgeries, pumps, pills and all the other gimmicks aren't going to change that. If you don't find a girl you are sexually compatible with at first, keep looking. There's one out there for you.