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" My boyfriend is great in bed, but he feels really insecure about the small size of his member. I&amp;#039;ve told him again and again just how amazing he is and that I&amp;#039;m more than satisfied, but he doesn&amp;#039;t seem to buy it. What else can I do to reassure him? Size might not matter to you, but it&amp;#039;s a huge deal to your boyfriend, especially when his, um, package, isn&amp;#039;t all that huge. It&amp;#039;s great that you&amp;#039;re telling him how amazing he is and all, but I wonder exactly how you&amp;#039;re putting it. My concern is, you might be saying stuff like &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s not the size of the boat, it&amp;#039;s the motion of the ocean&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;I love your little friend; it&amp;#039;s just so cute.&amp;quot; As a general rule, any reference to his size is a major no-no. It&amp;#039;s kind of like him trying to talk to you about your weight &amp;amp;#151; better not to even go there at all. He&amp;#039;s probably so massively self-conscious about his small size that there&amp;#039;s very little you can say to convince him that it&amp;#039;s not an issue. My advice: Instead of telling him what a great lover he is, you should actually show him how much you love his bedroom prowess. Moaning, gasping, back clawing, and spontaneous bone jumping say a lot more than just &amp;quot;Wow, that was great.&amp;quot; Next time you catch him obsessing over his teeny weenie, just blow it off with an eye roll and a line like &amp;quot;Whatever, dude. You know you&amp;#039;re awesome in the sack.&amp;quot; If you act like his size never even crosses your mind, he should stop harping on it as well. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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