[Mauri]

I’ve seen several studies that do suggest that black males have a slightly larger penis on the average. Just as there are observable differences in the average size of the ears, noses, etc. of certain groups, this variation can extend to other areas, like the penis. Studies also suggest that black males have on average higher levels of testosterone. I’ve been with guys of all races and to be completely honest I’d say that the black guys tended to be the biggest, but I’ve seen big white and small black penises. My ex-boyfriend played football in high school and college, and he used to joke that he noticed in the locker room that the black players tended to be bigger. But remember, we are talking about averages here, so there are plenty of endowed white guys and plenty of ‘small’ black guys. Most importantly, there is a lot more to good sex than the size of the man’s penis. I would say the best lover I’ve ever had actually had a small penis, but he compensated for this by being skilled in kissing and other aspects of an intimate physical relationship. I’ve seen some pretty impressive black males with large ‘equipment’ who couldn’t really hack it in the sack in terms of fulfilling my needs.

There is so much more to the sexual experience than size. Keep in mind, folks, we’re talking about inches here, not feet or yards. It’s no big deal. There are more important things in life. It’s useless to think about traits like this in group terms because people have sex as individuals. The crowd obsessed with racial differences needs to understand that 94 percent (according to my biology professor) of human variation is within groups, not between them. The group really hurt by this divisive obsession with size differences is actually black males unlucky enough to be born small, because they end up disapointing the expectations of their partners.

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Name : Mauri, Gender : F, Sexual Orientation : Straight, Race : Black/African American, Religion : Atheist, Age : 21, City : Los Angeles, State : CA, Country : United States, Occupation : student, Education level : 4 Years of College, 

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