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Do men who post Tits and Ass pics have small dicks....????words by TrueBlueDem posted July 18, 2005 - 8:01pm
This is under the category "musing" so I'll muse on this subject for a moment. Why do men post Tits and Ass pics of women? Walking into a mechanics garage one is bound to see these kinds of pics ... less so when entering a doctors or lawyers office. Is this a "class" issue? Do our enlightened-challenged brethren lack the control of their carnal desires...??? Do they feel that they must splash these images all over their work place to satisfy their inner urges...??? I used to think that... but now I think it has more to do with over compensation for feelings of inadequacy particularly of any male over the age of 21. Are these pictures used to tell other "men" that they too are carnal beings? Is is suppose to signal to anyone who walks into the garage that this guy has sex? Do these men correlate the sexiness of the pics to their own sexual attractiveness...ie a pic of a "sexy babe" on the wall equates to their sexual attractiveness... the hotter the chick the hotter the dude he is. Or are the pics there to "remind" men like a pictorial "cue card" that they are "men"... like they would have "forgotten" their sexuality if they hadn't seen it splattered all over the wall. The need to overcompensate in this was only highlights the deep seated inadequacies of the poster. One can only "muse" as to what kind of defect this is suppose to mask. There are loads of men who are completely as ease in their own sexuality and feel no need to advertise that they are indeed sexual beings... I guess that is called self confidence. There are no links or studies to back up this diary... just fleeting musing on the subject...have you any thoughts as to why some men do this and others don't???? ( words about: musings )
![]() I don't think "blue collar" men are more inclined to post T & A photos, i just think a certain segment of them are more likely to get away with it. Often one sees those pics in small, privately owned garages, gas stations, machine shops, etc. Being privately owned, the owner sets the tone. Often, the employees are all men. If there is a female employee, she's usually, for some reason or another, not inclined to sue. (maybe she's the boss's daughter, or she's shy, or she has a "boys will be boys" kind of attitude). Traditional "white collar" jobs, in contrast, are often in corporations that have actual human resources departments. The company may very well employ women who would sue for sexual harrassment. Even if the company is a small, solo pratitioner CPA, there is so much more competition out there that the accountant would not want to offend female clients by displaying those photos openly. he'll just take his male clients to a strip club instead. Which brings us to the white collar version of the local garage: internet porn. White collar guys who look at tits and ass while at work do so on their monitors, not their walls. sometimes they congregate in packs, all bunched together laughing at something only they can see. (which is not to say that whenever men are in packs staring at a monitor that its ALWAYS t & a... sometimes it's a pic of a co-worker photoshopped into a hag (and i suppose sometimes they're just looking at sports scores ;-)) anyway, my point is simply that t and a pictures at work aren't just a working class thing. mostly you see them whenever guys know, or think, they can get away with it. (1)
![]() But I've always thought there was a correlation between the size of a guy's truck and the size of his dick. With the only exception being trucks that are really used for work, not for show. You can tell the difference. My late brother used to say, in reference to guys who wear baseball caps or seed catalog caps (you'd have to be from farm country to know what I mean) that wearing a cap automatically dropped your IQ 40 points. I don't know if that says anything except that we're a snarky bunch of siblings. (0)
I think in the Blue Colar world there is a need to prove you are het. And I also think there is an element of power to it. "Bitches don't tell me what to do." That same exhibition of dominance via power over women occurs in the white collar world in a different way....a man who surrounds himself with very young female employees. (1)
...reminds me of something only kinda related to your post. The other day I received a call from an old friend. I've known him since I was ten and like many of us he is a deep blue lib. The other day he was with a new lover and in a moment of intimacy he used the word "pussy". She was VERY offended by this and strongly objected to using clincal terminology in bed. He wanted to know what I thought. I said it didn't offend me. But here is my question. Do any of you find use of the word pussy in an intimate moment offensive? (1)
The situation's never arisen for me, but I think my reaction would be -- not so much offended, but slightly squicked. My issue with a lot of colloquialisms for sexual anatomy is that they remind me so strongly of junior high, and so have a strong undertone of snickery-sniggery. On the other hand, more "formal" terms generally seem misplaced in an intimate context. This is just my idiosyncratic reaction, of course... (0)
![]() Cat, kitten, puss, vagina (ick), cunt (bigger ick),love hole, love canal, slit, slot, gash (oh, too ick for words)...any more I'm missing? Oh yeah, chocha, coochie, cooch. I was a sex worker for a long time (sold porn and did phone sex) and pussy was definitely THE word. I've never been offended by it and use it pretty regularly. I have a HUGE problem with the word cunt, though; even though Inga Muscio wrote that great book a few years back reclaiming cunt I've never been able to hear it without cringing. In fact I have a super-radical feminist friend who will use the word, loudly, in public, and I always want to very un-pc-ishly tell her to "hush! People will hear you!" Then I feel horrible feminist guilt for not loving the word cunt. LOL. I guess my point is what did this friend want her b/f to call "it"? Her vagina? How romantic and sexy is that? "Please darling, allow me to put my penis inside of your vagina so that we may both feel pleasure"? Now THAT'S clinical terminology. Pussy is just slang. (0)
![]() I think women (rightly) get upset when men talk about our "pussies" or "cunts" or whatever in a public, political statement. The same could be said about "dicks" or "cocks" or whatever. There might be other ways to put it that are more, um, tactful? If we don't want to be objectified as mere body parts, should we be slinging the same type of rhetoric around? (1)
![]() Of what DO we call it? If I'm giving a speech about penises (in some parallel universe)I'm going to call them penises, not dicks or cocks or rock-hard battering rams, lol. Same with vaginas. But in an intimate situation the rules are looser. I've had to stifle giggles when doing some phone sex scenario with a guy and he referred to his dick as his "johnson" or some other such nonsense, but again these are intimate situations. Using the words "vagina" or "penis" just doesn't seem appropriate. (0)
![]() If you have a chance, I highly recommend picking up a copy of The Gender Knot, by Allan Johnson. He goes into detail about the world that men are raised in, the competition and fear/power cycle. To summarize, he says that men are raised from small boys to compete with each other, and a pecking order is created and enforced by peer pressure. Due to the pecking order dynamic, men- particularly those who are not self-confident enough to break out of the cycle- there's a cycle of fear of those above and power over those below.... thus leading up to your post, the objectification of women in garages and on computer monitors in the workplace. As part of male bonding, oogling T&A shots helps keep men balanced where they are in the power dynamic and not slipping down - i.e., being publicly het protects them from ridicule and ostracism. Not defending, just commenting. I think that most men have learned the dynamic, but some have reasons for not participating: one might understand that objectification is uncomfortable for the objectified person (even without the fancy words), another might be gay and not attracted, a third might be more attracted to the real live woman he has at home, etc. I suspect that there's a wide range of reasons why some don't hang posters, and as I said above, I think there's one overwhelming reason why others do. (0)
But I would add that I don't think white colar men obstain from that behavior because they are so "Evolved," I think that their style of "King of the Hill" is just different. (1)
There is another category of SPM (Small Penis Men) who seem to get more pleasure out of making the women around them uncomfortable than being sexually turned on by images themselves. It is obvious that they don't like women period. (1)
Ask men to send in photos of their hands and answer a few questions about their work environment. (1)
It's designed to advertise dominance, to make people either uncomfortable and encourage them to go away, or to encourage "in group" banter for those who are of the same mindset. It is not necessarily indicative of small penises in the physical sense, but indicative of small minds and socialization - perhaps small "mental penises"... Women are feared, hated, desired all at the same time. Women are blamed for the state of men's lives - the job they didn't get, the fact that they have to work to support the woman and children, the nagging, and blah blah blah - all those are used as excuses to hide the man's own feelings of social or economic inadequacy. Just as being white is a sign of dominance used to make white working class stiffs feel "better" than their non-white counterparts, being male is a sign of dominance used to make male working class stiff "better" than their female counterparts. The symbology of a "sexy" woman holding or voguing with the tools that a man uses at his workplace (like the garage example that you use) is denotative of dominance-seeking and dominance demonstration for the viewing of any and all who enter that workplace. It's a graphic announcement "I rule!" And I enjoy your blog a lot...cheers to all of you! (1)
![]() but I'd still like to know what people call "those parts" during intimate conversations. This is my definition of a woman's issue, and I'm not going to let it go away! HEHE. (0)
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![]() It's a great word and it's sexy for me. I can see it isn't for everyone, but I like it. I also have a band t-shirt for a group called the Kowalskis (NYC) who have Pussy rules! on the front. it's shock value to take the word out of the bedroom and bring it to the streets. Cunt is another favorite word, but that's strictly for shock value. There's a great punk rock song from the late 70's called So What! (Anti-Nowhere League) that was banned for being completely disgusting and among other things, used the word "cunt" liberally. Now, every Monday night in NYC, I go to a thing called Punk/Metal karaoke and you sing in front of a live band. I love So What, but I really love it when a chick sings it b/c there is nothing more liberating to own a song that goes: I fucked a sheep, I fucked a goat, I rammed my cock right down it's throat. It's all tongue in cheek, of course. Now, for the small cock remarks. I hate that. Unless you can see right down the pants of any misogynist, you don't know if they have a small cock. Small self-esteem, sure. But using the phrase "small cock" is deprecating in a way that earn feminists a bad name. How much would you like it if you objected to some t&A pinup and the guy told you you were just jealous b/c you had small tits or was frigid? I once saw a gyno in Queens who had a pic up of Sig Freud with the illustration for "what's on a man's mind" with a line drawing of a naked woman going down his profile. I didn't see it until my legs were in the stirrups and the speculum inside me, which always makes me feel vulnerable. After, when I sat up, I objected, telling him that that picture had NO place whatsoever in that setting. he told me some people find it funny. It was a OB/GYN for chrissake! Maybe some women did nervously as the doc has certain power, but it fucking had no place. I shouldn't have paid. The truth will set you free. But first, it will piss you off. (1)
![]() You have to remember that women, when being together as women, love to diss men's all-important penises. And that's cool, as long as when we actually see/feel/fuck/suck one we make sure to be shocked at JUST HOW HUGE IT IS! As per comparing small dick jokes to a guy saying we're frigid or have small tits, I'm not sure that women's sexual identity--indeed female identity--is bound up in her breast size the way men are by their dick size. I mean sure, women (some) obsess about breast size, but that's often in reaction to male-dominated culture also obsessing about breast size. The male obsession with dick size is directly related to how much of a male he really is, in the primitive, chest-beating, motor-revving tradition. There are, on the other hand, men who get their kicks out of being mocked and humiliated by women telling them how tiny their dicks are. So go figure. (1)
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I would imagine that mechanics' garages are traditionally "men's space," with women being barely-tolerated aliens, lol, so it would make more sense for pictures and calendars of that sort to be in evidence. A doctor's office, however, is more likely to have females and children coming in with some regularity. (1)
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