I found the highlighted part really interesting -- matter-of-fact talk about the size of a guy's cock. Like the guy mentioned, despite being a tall, fit, good-looking football player, I'm hung like a chipmunk; when soft, my dick barely pokes out of my pubic hair. I've had guys in the locker room or girls after sex remark how small my dick was and ask how much did it grow, etc. When I was on weekend liberty in the Navy, I was showering in a public facility for service men, when, out of the blue, a fairly-well endowed marine started asking me questions about my size, even whether I could get a girl off.
It's kinda shocking when it happens. Most guys avoid talking about the size of another guy's cock -- especially if it's small -- but these exchanges didn't come across as intentional putdowns, SPH or the like. More like talking about the weather or the stock exchange. They seemed to arise from a limited ability to place one's self in another person's shoes and consider how what one's saying will affect others. A bit autistic maybe? Or maybe just a case of well-endowed men who've never experienced feelings of anxiety about the size of their cocks. I'm tall and good-looking; I'll admit I don't concern myself much with how it must feel to be short or ugly.
And it's not just men. I've had similar experiences with women. Once, during a FMF 3-way, the two chicks started matter-of-factly discussing my physical attributes, including the size of my dick, almost as if I weren't even present. Some women think "perfect honesty" is a cardinal virtue. I kinda enjoy this stuff but I think most guys wold prefer a bit more of the "size doesn't matter" bull shit.