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Should I leave him?
Hi, I'm 14 and i have a boyfriend who is really really short and I'm rather tall. He's about six inches shorter than me and a really bad kisser, but really hot. Everyone at school always makes fun of us. And it was really hard to dance with him at home coming. I really like him and really don't want to leave him, I almost love him, but I don't know if I can take all the jokes anymore. It's really getting to me and I have no idea what to do. Should I leave him or keep him? And is it true that short guys have big dicks?
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Keep him! Ignore everyone that even has a comment to make about you two, as long as you guys like each other it doesn't matter what other people think. The people that make fun of you, are immature & jealous. Not only will you regret breaking up with him - But, you'll probably feel horrible telling him the reasons why. Seriously, eventually the people will realize how stupid it is to make fun of people because someones taller then the other.
No, it's not true that short guys have big peni. Haha, I love that word (peni). Ohhkay anyways! lol..
I got this from a website, and it'll explain In some cultures, mass hysteria involving the believed removal or shrinking of the penis has been observed. See penis panic for a detailed discussion.
Many theories are held in popular culture, that it is possible to predict the size of someone's penis by observing other features. The features usually selected are
* Size of hands
* Size of feet, or shoe size
* Size of nose
* Height of a person
One of these theories says that the size of a fully erect penis is the length from the tip of a man's thumb to the tip of his index finger, when a 90° angle is made with those two fingers.
The suggested link between penis size, foot size and height has been investigated by a relatively small number of groups. Two of these studies have suggested a link between penis size and foot size, whilst the most recent report dismissed these findings. One of the studies suggesting a link relied on the subjects measuring the size of their own penis, which may well be inaccurate. The second study found statistically significant although "weak correlation" with the size of the stretched penis with foot size and height. A potential explanation for these observations is that the development of the penis in an embryo is controlled by some of the same Hox genes (in particular HOXA13) as the limbs. Mutations of some Hox genes that control the growth of limbs cause malformed genitalia (hand–foot–genital syndrome). However the most recent investigation failed to find any evidence for a link between shoe size and stretched penis size. Given the large number of genes which control the development of the human body shape and effects of hormones during childhood and adolescence it would seem unlikely that an accurate prediction of penis size could be made by measuring a different part of the human body.
Other studies correlating the size of the human penis with other factors have given intriguing results. Notably one study analysing the Kinsey data set found that homosexual men had statistically larger penis that their heterosexual counterparts. One potential explanation given is a difference in the exposure to androgen hormones in the developing embryo.
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