A man who has a "two-inch penis" has opened up about his struggles, including how his wife first responded.
There are some things in life that a man has very little power over but stresses about all the same.
One of which is his hairline - which causes a great deal of stress - and the other is the size of his manhood.
While most people go through life generally fitting in the average range, some men, unfortunately, fall a bit short of the usual numbers.
One man has taken to Reddit to explain his dilemma of having a penis that measured just two inches.
Cited by the Daily Mail, the man posted in the popular "Ask Me Anything" thread, writing: "I have a two-inch penis. Ask me anything."
During the conversation, he clarified that his measurement referred to his size when erect.
When asked about his most uncomfortable experience, he recalled an encounter with a woman he met at a bar.
"I met this smoking hot girl at a bar once and she wanted to just do it right there in the bathroom," he shared. "Well being drunk and what not, I was like 'OK let’s go'."
The situation quickly became awkward.
"We got down to it, kissing, touching and everything, and when it came time for her to bl*w me, I couldn’t get hard," he continued. "Not that being hard would have been impressive, but at least it would have grown lol."
The encounter ended abruptly. "She ran out and told all her friends and I could hear it from the bathroom. Basically walking out of that door hanging my head was the most embarrassing thing ever," he recalled.
Despite such difficult moments, the man revealed that he is now happily married and his wife has never made an issue of his size.
"I’d say the best experience honestly was with my wife," he said. "How she didn’t even care, didn’t even mention it, didn’t even worry about it. I had to be the one to say something, she was so understanding and so sweet about it all."
Users on Reddit were curious about how he managed to maintain his confidence despite societal pressures.
"At the end of every day, what matters to you?" he wrote in response. "Your family, your kids, your wife, your health, correct? Not the size of the thing you urinate from."
He offered advice to others struggling with similar insecurities: "If anyone reading this struggles with this insecurity, understand that the heart is what matters. Looks fade, money comes and goes, life goes on. Be happy with who you are. This is your life, you live it, you lead it, you control it."
