There are only two types of men: those who've compared their tool to others, and those who wish they had done it. In a society that places so much value in masculinity and masculine traits, it's only natural that big sizes receive a certain admiration. Straight men like to see them in the movies they watch, even if that's not their focus; it still creates a certain vibe that they like. And gay men like to see them too, either as their main focus, or as a sign of beauty.

Do you remember how old you were when you first questioned yourself "what are other tools like?" I remember I used to think, innocently, that tool sizes were proportionate to height. I was shocked when I first realized I had a bigger one than my taller friend's. Then it happened again, and again. But curiosity doesn't go away with age. I'm ever curious to guess a man's tool size. Just for fun, really. And also curious to imagine what they'd do if they saw mine. And I'm not talking about gay men alone. Straight men are not indifferent to seeing a big tool. Sometimes they even want to see their wife being taken care of by a bigger one. Maybe I shouldn't speak in third person; is could be You who are wanting to see that.

Knowing the amount of curiosity that bigger tools generate, I've deliberately let mine go commando and see how straight and gay men can't simply ignore it as it passes by. Obviously only in the summer. . . or in the winter, indoors. What would happen from asking strangers "let's play a game. Whoever with the smaller tool loses". Would they dare to take their chances? I wonder. What's your best Tool Comparison story?