Study: Equipment Size Governs Gay Self Esteem

[kweerwolf]

The old saying "it's not the size of the equipment but how it does the job" has no place in fact for gay men scientists in the Netherlands have found.

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The larger their organ the more confident gay men were both in lovemaking and in life in general the study found.

It also found that the majority of gay men believed that a large sexual organ was the major attraction for potential lovers.

Men with average or smaller organs displayed lower self esteem and a more negative view of the bodies in general.

http://365gay.com/Newscon06/02/022006size.htm

Well, d'uh! I hope they didn't spend a whole lot of money to come up with this finding since I could have told them that for free.

[donco6]

1. Self-esteem has never been a problem for me.

:-)

Couldn't resist.

[joeybee12]

2. Why didn't I participate?

I mean, I could care less about my own self-esteem, but I'd like to "interview" thsoe with the largest, um, egos!

[TechBear_Seattle]

20. Reminds me of a joke...

"I don't much care for size queens, but I really like their boyfriends."

[Rowdyboy]

3. Amazing....And what about this nugget....

"n a previous study Woertman reported that gay men spend more time, money and effort on their appearance than straight men."

Do tell....I wonder how many Euros they cost the university for that finding?

[William769]

4. Thank God my self esteem is very high!!!

:)

[dsc]

5. These do sound like wasteful studies

It seems pretty apparent that those things are true.

[Meldread]

6. *LOL* This reminds me of a study in the United States...

...I believe it was in North Carolina some years back, they conducted a study to find out why prisoners hate being in jail. Stupid studies like this are conducted all the time.

What I would like to know is if they measured all the men themselves or just took their word for it? :rofl:

[dsc]

7. I need to get into the study business

sounds like easy money.

[kweerwolf]

8. If they just took men's word for it ...

... then the results are bound to be ... (ahem!) ... "exaggerated."

In the study business, that is what's known as an "AOL study" ;-)

[sui generis]

17. Column A, Column B, Shower, Grower

Actually, my experience is that many people who are on the "less" side of more or less, learn to use their best "assets" regardless.

Plus if it's too big about the only thing you CAN do with it is throw it over your shoulder and burp it.

[insleeforprez]

9. Men know what men like

[kweerwolf]

10. If this statement is true ...

"The larger their organ the more confident gay men were both in lovemaking and in life in general the study found."

... then I'm gonna start hanging out in churches and see what organist plays the biggest pipe organ!

Perhaps that explains why Elton John plays the piano. Apparently he must suck at the organ.

ooooooooooooooooooh! (ducking for cover now!) :hide:

[OneBlueSky]

11. shit . . . no wonder I'm depressed . . . :( n/t

.

[xchrom]

12. ok -- i'm measuring for every one's self esteem!

[sui generis]

13. show me your self esteem and I'll show you mine

I'll go first. :evilgrin:

[xchrom]

14. lol -- this research stuff

brings the most interesting hard evidence!

:wow:

[GodlessBiker]

15. This is what big-dicked men in porn does...

It makes many men feel like what they see on the screen is the norm.

Did they recruit complete size queens for this study?

[sui generis]

16. Hey Ladies and others who wear Snap On Tools T-Shirts to Happy Hour

is it the same with ya'll?

[La Lioness Priyanka]

18. and this is different from straight men how?

[sui generis]

19. they're greedy

they want bigger weeners AND bigger boobies.

:hi:

[La Lioness Priyanka]

21. ...

:rofl:

[freestyle]

22. I was wondering the same thing.

Gay men just openly say that size matters. There are also plenty of gay men who don't want too much. I imagine it is actually more difficult for straight guys with small "endowments".