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I think feeling humiliated about my size is part of what makes me cum quick when attempting penetration.

6'4'' tall with 5.5".

Paroxetine aka Paxil can work very well. Start at half a 10 mg tablet, in other words 5 mg. That is a super low dose with pretty much no chance of side effects. Stay on that dose daily for 2 to 4 weeks. Then take a full tablet in other words 10 mg. Stay on that daily for 2 to 4 weeks. Now take a tablet and a half or 15 mg for 2 to 4 weeks. Then switch to a 20 mg tablet daily and stay on it. For some men 10 mg is all they need and they can stop there. Others need 20 mg. My doctor has me at 30 mg but then I’m taking it for anxiety. She worked me up slowly from 5 mg to 20 mg years ago, then more recent,y worked me to 25 and then 30 mg.

Height: (5' 8") 172.5cm Length: 12.5cm RSF:13.8 (Did I do this right?)

6'1" with 3.5"

Height 185.42 Size 8.84 RSF 20.851

My little fellow has always had a hair trigger, even on a good too much stimulation and i am done in under a minute. I have also cum without touching myself when watching my ex wife fucking other guys. I also cum in seconds receiving anal from guys too. I’ve always had this problem and i suppose i always will.

I have a much bigger penis than my older sister.

I cum super fast in certain positions. Doggy is like 30 seconds every time. Missionary I can usually hold out longer but I have to go really slow. Her on top I can last a long time, but she's usually grinding instead of an up and down motion and I think that's why. It's not really a thrusting in and out, which makes me cum fast in the other positions. I've always wondered if my dick is overly sensitive because it's small. Who knows.

Texas: Seattle Hospital Settles Lawsuit Demanding Transgender Healthcare Data As part of a lawsuit settlement announced on 22 April 2024, Texas Attorney-General Ken Paxton (R) is dropping a request for a Seattle hospital to hand over records regarding gender-affirming treatment potentially given to children from Texas. Seattle Children's Hospital had filed the lawsuit against Paxton's office in December 2023 in response to the A-G appearing to go beyond state borders to investigate transgender healthcare. The Seattle hospital said in a statement that it had “successfully fought” the “overreaching demands to obtain confidential patient information.” A judge in Austin dismissed the lawsuit on 19 April 2024, saying that the two parties had settled their dispute. The hospital's lawsuit included a copy of the letter from Paxton’s office, which among other requests, asked the hospital to produce records identifying medication given to children who live in Texas; the number of Texas children who received treatment; and the documents that identified the “standard protocol or guidance” used for treatment. In Washington State, Gov. Jay Inslee (D) has signed a law that aims to protect minors seeking gender-affirming care there, part of a wave of legislation in Democratic-led states intended to give refuge to those seeking gender-affirming treatment. Seattle hospital won't turn over gender-affirming care records in lawsuit settlement with Texas (msn.com) Rick

Sweden: Parliament Passes Sweeping Gender-Recognition Law On 17 April 2024, in a 234-94 vote, the Swedish Parliament passed a sweeping gender-recognition law that eases the process for transgender individuals to update their legal gender. The law also lowers the minimum age for a gender change from 18 to 16, although minors will be required to have the consent of their parents, a doctor, and the National Board of Welfare. The law will come into effect in July 2024. In 1972, Sweden became the first modern country to allow legal gender change, but the process to do so was derided as cumbersome and dehumanizing. Trans people were forced to live in their gender identity for at least two years before applying for such change. In addition, they would have to be single or divorced from their spouse, and first undergo sex reassignment surgery and sterilization. Since then, other countries have leapfrogged ahead of Sweden in recognizing transgender individuals' right to gender self-determination. The other Nordic countries, that is, Norway, Denmark, Iceland, and Finland, all allow trans individuals to update their legal gender by simple self-declaration, as do Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Chile, Argentina, and Brasil, as well as most states in Mexico (22 of 32) and the USA (46 plus DC). https://www.washingtonblade.com/2024/04/22/out-in-the-world-lgbtq-news-from-europe-and-asia-21/ Rick

I've found it can be a bit shonky with Firefox but it works in other browsers

@Mr.Lexicon I suppose if the opportunity arises, it would be rude not to 😁

I haven't done it for a very long time, but I'd love to do it again

Oklahoma: Lawsuit Challenging Transgender Bathroom Law Appealed to 10th Circuit Court of Appeals A lawsuit challenging an Oklahoma law affecting transgender students’ use of school restrooms has been appealed to the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, after being dismissed with prejudice by the federal district court in Oklahoma City. In 2022, the families of three transgender students sued the Oklahoma State Department of Education to overturn Senate Bill 615, which they said is unconstitutional and a Title IX violation. SB 615 requires school restrooms to be used according to a person’s biological sex, not according to their gender identity. A single-occupant restroom also must be available as an alternative. On 19 April 2024, the ACLU of Oklahoma appealed US District Judge Jodi W. Dishman’s decision to throw out the lawsuit. In March 2024, Dishman fully dismissed the case with prejudice, meaning it cannot be refiled. The dismissal was “mildly surprising” because it means that the judge did not just disagree, but found that the plaintiffs’ claims were meritless, said Devraat Awasthi, an ACLU legal fellow working on the case. In effect, Dishman ruled in favor of the state Attorney-General’s Office, who had contended that treatment based on gender identity does not amount to sex discrimination under Title IX. In contradiction to this view, the US Supreme Court has let stand two rulings from the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals that affirmed students’ rights to use the restroom that matches their gender identity. Additionally, new rules that the US Department of Education introduced on 19 April 2024 specifically include gender identity protections under Title IX. https://www.losangelesblade.com/2024/04/21/okla-trans-bathroom-law-appealed-after-federal-judge-dismisses-it/ Rick

Not sure i cum quickly because of my size, but maybe. I always assumed it is because my foreskin is so very sensitive.

certainly comparisons happene when i was a teen. I remember guys asking to see my penis in the restroom at school.

after some use of hormones it stopped growing around age 19

@Mr.Lexicon ... Yeah... I'm not the kiss and roll my eyes person at all. 🤣. ... It's great guy fun, brotherhood, and not romance.

@A-RB is it something you plan on or are interested in doing at some point? @Appreciater have you ever done it in a mostly platonic situation?

@Mr.Lexicon ... Can be anything from visual while masturbating, to up close together comparison, to feeling the difference, to getting out a ruler. .. 👍 ... The first three are the most enjoyable. 😁

@Mr.Lexicon I've never done it in person

Hopefully not a strange question. But as someone who has never seen another penis in person, how have people gone about comparing to other guys?

I guess at 15