It’s harder than it looks…
When a group of adult women, equipped them with pens, paper (and most importantly a ruler) were asked them to draw their perfect peen, the results were diverse.
After some initial hesitations (“I feel like I haven’t drawn a penis in a long time and now I’m rusty…”), the women all set about their task with a consistent amount of gusto. Their results, however, tended to be very different.
In the interests for equality: A bunch of adult men were asked to draw a vagina. They…. struggled.
“Big penises are evil, they give you tummy cramps,” one woman said in the video made by Elite Daily.
“I need a bigger piece of paper,” said another.
“I do love me some saggy balls,” said a third.
There was some discussion in our office about whether we’d feel uncomfortable if men were asked to draw their ideal women’s body. We decided we might. But here’s where I point out that “reverse sexism” is not a thing and I’m pretty sure the menfolk will cope.
Here’s some women drawing penises and having a ball of a time doing it. Diversity rules.
Top Comments
I'm curious what it would look like if men had to sketch the ideal genitals they think they should have. The length, girth, head, big balls, little balls etc and how they would compare to these drawings.
Not really going anywhere with this, it was just a random thought and I was curious to see if there would be a marked difference between the two.
I would feel uncomfortable about men drawing their ideal vagina. You may not believe in reverse sexism but I don't think that this is okay.