Sort of anti-Biggus Dickus: In John Varley's Demon, a character with very limited exposure to and true knowledge of males (she born and raised in an all female man-hating space colony) casually mentions to a the man she has just had sex with, how she prefers his smaller penis to the one of her only previous male sexual encounter (who is implied in this and the previous book, Wizard, to have a penis well above average diameter and length. Which is ironically much smaller, even when erect, than anti-male propaganda had led her to believe). The man (her second encounter), a dumb jock type, and who was already aware and accepting of her previous encounter, is initially insulted but eventually agrees that it his concern about his size is stupid.
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, started by deltree on Mar 16th 2010 at 4:45:57 PM
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