The sister had found a penis pump stocked away deep inside her husband's cupboard. Her first instinct was that he was trying to make himself more 'desirable' to his 'other woman' he was supposedly seeing on the side. She said that she was doing some spring cleaning while her husband was at work.
Talk about jumping to conclusions.
He was strongly denying her accusations while she was questioning why then he needed such a device, insisting that she was perfectly satisfied with his tool. Clearly that was a lack of open communication between both parties but I felt that she, on her part, did not take into consideration a phenomenon that most (if not all) men are afflicted with - the male ego.
We women have our idiosyncrasies too - like our mood swings, food binges and penchant for handbags and shoes. But ego in men can either make them totally obnoxious creatures or otherwise, insecure, more so when it has anything to do with their manhood.
She may have told him countless times about his tool being long enough for her but for a man, this is usually not enough. The obsession with penis size knows no bounds. I knew a guy with a 8-incher who was still determined to 'get it up another inch or so'. Like us women who are always accused for a myriad of things, men are, like it or not, obsessed with always finding ways to 'get bigger'.
Whether or not he is having an affair or not, I just feel she should have given him the benefit of the doubt. Also, they should talk about things and understand each other a little better.
Both sexes should really take time off to learn more about the other sex's psyche. It's not just about exchanging vows and kissing each other at the altar.
This was an interesting subject to have an argument about but it really demonstrates just how much we know, or have to learn about each other.
Missus Singapore out!
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