A woman has gone viral after opening up about her experience sleeping with a man she believes had a micropenis.

Micropenis is often used online as an insult or joke, but medically it refers to a rare condition affecting around 0.6 percent of the global population, according to The Cleveland Clinic.

A woman opened up about sleeping with a man she suspects has a micropenis. Credit: Frank and Helena / Getty

TikToker Says She Was Left Stunned During Hotel Hookup

Dawn, who posts under the handle @ur_fav_dawn, shared the story in a TikTok video that has now been viewed more than 77,000 times.

In the video, she explained that she "used to be a sugar mommy" and had been speaking to a "really sweet" man who regularly bought her gifts before asking her out for dinner and drinks.

She agreed to the date because he "was so nice" to her, and the pair later headed back to a hotel together.

Dawn explained they were "doing their own thing" before she realized something unexpected.

"So I'm like, okay, maybe he's just, like, not all the way there," she remarked. "Yes, I kind of keep doing my thing. I'm not a quitter...I will not judge. This is just out of my wheelhouse. I've never experienced anything like this."

She said the pair continued trying to have sex, even after things did not change.

"I'm like, we're going to keep going, right? So, we like keep going, and it gets to a point where he's like, can you get on top? I'm a trooper," she said. "So I get on top, right? And it literally, guys, still hasn't changed."

Dawn later admitted: "I can't work with that," and revealed that the man’s penis did not "go in".

"It was like friction at this point," she remarked.

What Happened After Their Sexual Encounter

Despite the awkward experience, Dawn said the man treated her extremely well afterward, giving her "a lot of money" and booking her "a really, really nice hotel room."

"He left me there just to have by myself, no pressure or anything, he's like, all right, it was great, honestly, such a sweet man, and no judgment towards him, it was just, um, nothing, I'd never experienced that before," she explained.

"I don't know the chances of me ever experiencing that again," she continued, before adding that he must have a "micro penis".

"Someone in the wild that's pretty f***ing cool anyways," she concluded.

Many TikTok users praised Dawn for not mocking the man during her storytime video.

"You made him feel wanted for that time. I can’t imagine how those people feel going through life being ridiculed and laughed at," one person wrote.

Another commented: "You are such a sweet girl and handled like a trooper!"

Health experts say hormonal issues are the most common cause of micropenis. Credit: Peter Dazeley / Getty

What Is A Micropenis?

According to World Population Review, the average erect penis size in the United States is around 5.6 inches. A micropenis is medically defined as measuring 3.67 inches or less when erect.

Per Medical News Today, experts say hormonal issues are the most common cause of the condition, particularly problems involving testosterone during pregnancy or infancy.

Doctors say a lack of testosterone production, or the body not responding properly to testosterone, can affect normal genital development.

In some cases, what appears to be a micropenis may actually be caused by other conditions, including swelling in the scrotum or a "buried penis," where surrounding fat tissue makes the penis less visible.

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It takes a strong heart and a strong gut to be able to brave the world of modern dating.

From trying to navigate the complicated world of dating apps to deciphering whether it's worth being in a long-term relationship with an overgrown man-child - it's a minefield out there.

While dates can sometimes lead to a happy ending, for a lot of other people, the fairy tale story is nothing but a hopeless dream - as one woman experienced when she turned up for a date with someone she met on an app.

Recalling the incident on TikTok in a video that quickly went viral, Kersten Hovis posted a screenshot of an accidental text exchange between her and a stranger called Seth - who clearly meant to send the message to one of his friends.

The first few messages showed the pair confirming their meeting with the man saying: "I think I'm here," to which Kersten replied: "First house on the right! Yes, I see you."

Another message sent afterward reads: "Headed that way, she's bigger than I thought but holy **** her family is loaded."

Let's all say it together: What the f***?

Clearly, the message was not meant for Kersten, but instead of shying away from the awkward blunder, she responds back sarcastically saying: "I'll pray for ya bud."

Since it was posted to the social media platform, the video was viewed a whopping 6.2 million times, with thousands of TikTok users heading to the comments to slam Seth - and rightfully so!

"Tell me it's small without telling me it's small," wrote one user.

Another added: "Thank God you found out his character immediately and not a year down the road."

A third also emphasized how angry the comment had made them, writing: "This makes me [rage]. But also the fact that you responded so gracefully? You're a queen and you'll find better."

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In a follow-up video after the incident, Kersen posted an update on the situation captioning the video: "Nothing too crazy. Know your worth ladies and never settle."

"I looked at him and I was like, 'You didn't mean to send that, did you?' And he was like, 'No'," she said. "I was like, 'Well you can just turn this car right back around'. And that's what he did."

She continued: "I just told him how immature he was and how shallow he was, and I knew that's why he was still single. So we sat in awkward silence for the ten minute ride home."

All bad things have a silver lining and at least she dodged a bullet with that mess of a man.

Kersten also added that she refused to let this one situation make her feel any less comfortable in her own skin.

"I'm 5 ft 9, I don't expect myself to be a twig. I have some thighs, it's okay, I love that about myself," she told her followers. "I'm beautiful and your opinion doesn't change my opinion of myself. If anything, it just lets me know what I deserve even more."

Get it, queen!

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A woman has taken to social media to share a message her first date sent her after it was actually intended for his friends.

Revealing the faux pas on TikTok, Molly - who uses the handle '@Mollyhair' on the platform - revealed that she was supposed to be meeting the guy for their first date, when she suddenly received the blunt message.

Molly captioned the post: "Chivalry is alive", adding "I was on my way to a first date and this happened."

At first, Molly had received a regular message from the guy asking if she was at the venue. However, in his second message, his choice of words was far from romantic.

In a text meant for his friend, the guy wrote: "Waiting on this c***. I took a pinch for confidence." However, the guy immediately clocked his error, and hesitantly responded: "Omg I was joking with a buddy I'm just going to leave" - followed by two 'face palm' emojis.

A seemingly shocked Molly then asks: "What? Am I the c***?"

To which her date replies: "Omg I don't really think that at all I joke too much I say s**t like that just to say it." He then adds: "I completely understand if this is over."

Understandably, the message cost him his date with Molly, as she told him: "Yeah to be honest I'm not really comfortable meeting anymore. I just don't really feel like it's okay to call women that even as a joke and I kind of see it as a red flag sorry! [sic]"

The defeated guy then says: "I'm sorry sorry sorry but I get it."

In a follow-up video (above), Molly reveals that the guy did apologize profusely for the blunder -which she did accept, but did not meet up with him again.

He then attempted to message her months later with a simple: "Hey".

The original post has since amassed over 4.7 million views, with people in agreement that Molly had done the right thing, with one person joking: "He helped you dodge his own bullet."

And a second added: "Men say the most vile things about women in front of their male friends. I'm glad you responded this way. Hopefully he learned something!"

However, Australian TikTok users hilariously couldn't see the issue:

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A woman has taken to social media to share a humiliating text sent to her by a date accidentally - just moments after they met for the first time.

TikTok user Kersten Hovis (@kersten.hovis) was waiting for her date to pick her up for the first time, but instead of sweet talk and charm in the buildup, she received an accidental message meant for a friend commenting on her body and apparent wealth.

After Kersten kindly directed him to her house when he arrived, she was stunned when she got into his car and the next message read: “Headed that way she’s bigger than I thought but holy s**t her family is loaded.”

Making light of the horrendously awkward situation, Kersten replied to him jokingly by writing: “I'll pray for ya bud.”

As you can imagine, the date didn’t last long when Kersten confronted him.

After posting a short screenshot of the schoolboy error conversation, in a further video she explained: “I looked at him and I was like, 'You didn't mean to send that, did you?

“I was like, 'Well you can just turn this car right back around'. And that's what he did.”

But Kersten didn’t let him get away that easily without a few strong words of her own. “I just told him how insecure he was and how shallow he was, and I knew that's why he was still single,” she said.

“So we sat in awkward silence for the ten-minute ride home.”

Since sharing her first-date disaster, Kersten's video has amassed more than six million viewers and she has rightly been showered with support from her 13,000 followers.

"Babe you really dodged a bullet," one user wrote.

"You're a queen and will find better,” added another.

While many more users said it was “his loss,” Kersten’s confidence has not been shaken by the incident.

"I'm 5ft 9, I don't expect myself to be a twig,” she continued. “I have some thighs, it's okay, I love that about myself.

“I'm beautiful and your opinion doesn't change my opinion of myself. If anything, it just lets me know what I deserve even more.”

And Kersten’s highlighting of the situation has seen more female users share relatable experiences.

“I had this same thing happen to me,” a user said. “You are absolutely beautiful, and I love that you love yourself because we are queens and deserve the BEST!!!”

Let this be a lesson to always check your inbox before pressing send and to show respect at all times.

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