r/AskReddit Jul 13 '15

What socially unacceptable things are you OK with?

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u/ginfish Jul 13 '15

I feel like you know enough about dwarfism that i should ask you this question.

I suppose men with dwarfism are affected... you know... at all zones of their bodies. (I truly don't know how to formulate this without possibly offending someone or google this without fear of something finding this somehow in my search history).

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u/Umbos Jul 13 '15

Haven't you read A Song of Ice and Fire? Between the legs, Tyrion is made no differently than any other man.

No, but seriously, most dwarfism is caused by a genetic mutation that only affects the skeleton. Anything not made of cartilage or bone is not affected.

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u/ThePlanckConstant Jul 14 '15

That's a lot of dong for a little guy.

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u/Shaysdays Jul 14 '15

Maybe, maybe not. "The same as average size men" means they can run the gamut.

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u/Roast_A_Botch Jul 14 '15

It's relative though. A 6' man with a 6" dong will look tiny but that same dong on a 3" man looks much bigger.

It's the same as how your dong looks bigger in a 6-year olds hand.

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u/Shaysdays Jul 14 '15

A three inch man with a six inch dong would look a bit disproportionate, yes.

But my point was that since it affects skeletal structure, the penis size would be the same (for most forms of dwarfism) as average size men. Whether it looks bigger on them makes no difference to the size in and of itself.

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u/ThePlanckConstant Jul 14 '15

It's the same as how your dong looks bigger in a 6-year olds hand.

ಠ_ಠ

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u/ginfish Jul 14 '15

Thanks, i truly didnt know and that's just a weird question to ask... so yeah...

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u/LibraryGeek Jul 19 '15

I think my father is average sized there, even though he is mayyyyyybe 4'9". I've heard jokes about Acon (acondroplastic) men being "tripods" so....take that as you will I guess!