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Posted: 3/9/2020 10:12:32 PM EDT
Less-than-endowed men now have their own dating site where size really doesn't matter.
Dinky One, a new matchmaking website, aims to combat penis-size pressure by helping those with smaller phalluses find love. "Dinky One was created to help guys who are smaller than average," founder David Minns tells The Post. "Smaller guys can use the site privately and date outside of their usual network. Everyone understands the situation in advance, allowing couples to focus on getting to know each other and dating." Those with a member smaller than 5.5 inches, the global average erect penis length, are defined as Dinky Ones and "are eligible to join," the site says, boasting that "100% of the men on this site are less than average." https://nypost.com/2020/03/09/new-dating-site-launches-for-men-with-small-penises/ |
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Those with a member smaller than 5.5 inches, the global average erect penis length, are defined as Dinky Ones and "are eligible to join," the site says, View Quote |
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That site is most definitely not suitable for GD, as we all have larger than average dicks, myself included.
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Where are they measuring from? Top or taint?
Asking for a friend. |
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That would be a prime target for hacking and blackmailing users.
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I did an interesting thought experiment at work a few months back, and posed the question "Would you cut off your pinkie toe (completely painless, under anesthesia) to get an extra inch on your penis?". I was the only guy that said no. All of the girls I asked said no (obviously, if they hypothetically had a penis), because they don't really care about penis size all that much. I think mass pornography has got men all fucked up about Johnson size, and to the extent that it really matters to women, as if strutting around with a covered up stallion cock that girls can't even see in public is somehow going to get them laid more often.
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I did an interesting thought experiment at work a few months back, and posed the question "Would you cut off your pinkie toe (completely painless, under anesthesia) to get an extra inch on your penis?". I was the only guy that said no. All of the girls I asked said no (obviously, if they hypothetically had a penis), because they don't really care about penis size all that much. I think mass pornography has got men all fucked up about Johnson size, and to the extent that it really matters to women, as if strutting around with a covered up stallion cock that girls can't even see in public is somehow going to get them laid more often. View Quote |
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Well DinkyOne is better than their original name: mostlyasiansnoblackdudes.com
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Just sign up twice. That's what I'm doing. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Quoted: if i cut off both, do I get 2 inches? View Quote |
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In general, focusing on things that people have absolutely no control over is one of my pet peeves. I don't have much to complain about, but I also prefer my women natural and not in any way "enhanced" because fake is fake no matter how you cut it. Men don't really have the option for any sort of plastic surgery, nor would many of them opt for it.
I don't have anything to complain about personally, though I did have to overcome my wife's height bias (because she's in the 97th percentile, not because I'm short). It's just annoying that people are judged on things they have no control over. Shitty job, low income, no desire to improve yourself? Sure, bitch away. Short? Not fair. |
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(all women ever)Dinky wallets need not apply.(/all women ever)
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Do you think they'd let me join if I fold mine in half , the womenz wood be in for a surprise
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All of maybe 3 "women" who were born genetically male will sign up for that site?
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I did an interesting thought experiment at work a few months back, and posed the question "Would you cut off your pinkie toe (completely painless, under anesthesia) to get an extra inch on your penis?". I was the only guy that said no. All of the girls I asked said no (obviously, if they hypothetically had a penis), because they don't really care about penis size all that much. I think mass pornography has got men all fucked up about Johnson size, and to the extent that it really matters to women, as if strutting around with a covered up stallion cock that girls can't even see in public is somehow going to get them laid more often. |
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Less-than-endowed men now have their own dating site where size really doesn't matter. Dinky One, a new matchmaking website, aims to combat penis-size pressure by helping those with smaller phalluses find love. "Dinky One was created to help guys who are smaller than average," founder David Minns tells The Post. "Smaller guys can use the site privately and date outside of their usual network. Everyone understands the situation in advance, allowing couples to focus on getting to know each other and dating." Those with a member smaller than 5.5 inches, the global average erect penis length, are defined as Dinky Ones and "are eligible to join," the site says, boasting that "100% of the men on this site are less than average." https://nypost.com/2020/03/09/new-dating-site-launches-for-men-with-small-penises/ View Quote |
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In general, focusing on things that people have absolutely no control over is one of my pet peeves. I don't have much to complain about, but I also prefer my women natural and not in any way "enhanced" because fake is fake no matter how you cut it. Men don't really have the option for any sort of plastic surgery, nor would many of them opt for it. I don't have anything to complain about personally, though I did have to overcome my wife's height bias (because she's in the 97th percentile, not because I'm short). It's just annoying that people are judged on things they have no control over. Shitty job, low income, no desire to improve yourself? Sure, bitch away. Short? Not fair. View Quote |
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I've had that discussion with women very often. When they come crying to me about some facial blemish or something I can't even see. Even in the era of "body positivity", they still doll themselves up for men, and a lot of them get so self judgemental that I have to force them to take a step back and realize that men really aren't that critical about women. I mean hell, I'm 5'5 and I don't mind short jokes. I mean, lets be real, it is a funny predicament. People think the whole "just be confident" thing is overblown and corny, but in my experience, if you're confident and charismatic (which honestly, in the age of digital isolation, isn't hard to do), people will naturally like you, want to be around you, and you'll find love if you want it, even if your pecker's four inches and you look like shrek's ass. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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In general, focusing on things that people have absolutely no control over is one of my pet peeves. I don't have much to complain about, but I also prefer my women natural and not in any way "enhanced" because fake is fake no matter how you cut it. Men don't really have the option for any sort of plastic surgery, nor would many of them opt for it. I don't have anything to complain about personally, though I did have to overcome my wife's height bias (because she's in the 97th percentile, not because I'm short). It's just annoying that people are judged on things they have no control over. Shitty job, low income, no desire to improve yourself? Sure, bitch away. Short? Not fair. |
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