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Originally Posted by BobbyCooper
Of course she doesn't how should she? It's normal to her and her friends. It's a totally different world which you like to compare to Western people here. They couldn't care less about an awesome fuck, because what they have at home is normal and probably how it should be.
So you think African Girls or Aborigines girls outside in the intertribal care about a size of a dick? You are kidding right?
It's something which is so far away and unimportant to them, you wouldn't even believe it. Much more important things are important for them and the Asian girls.
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Why do you think of Asia as some kind of far away land where women are not allowed to enjoy sex?
Most women in their 20ies are likely to have had at least one orgasm in their lives (by having sex with a man or by masturbating), so they know what sex should feel like. Besides, everyone has watched a sex scene in a movie and knows sex is supposed to feel good, even little kids know that, so any woman who's old enough to practice sex knows the feeling she should be getting throughout an act of sex. In any place where sex isn't taboo, a woman will try to enjoy sex and reach an orgasm, and if she doesn't she will be frustrated and maybe blame part of it on her partner's penis size. It's really not a hard conclusion to jump to, especially if she's had previous satisfying experiences with other men.
As for African tribal women, who may not know how great sex can be for a woman or may not openly discuss their experiences with other women, they still must have enjoyed some of it at times, so when they don't get satisfied they can still feel frustration and acknowledge their sex life isn't going as great as it could be going. Women get horny all the same everywhere around the world. Unless, of course, they are told they are not supposed to like it (which sadly is still happening within some cultures) or they only do it for the purpose of procreating. But if we're talking cultures that regard sex as a way of enjoyment then size surely is an issue for all women.