


men are in a bit of a crisis atm, which is resulting in , young men turning to questionable role models in the media as they some of the few saying we shouldnt be ashamed about being men, but they're doing it at the expense of others. Men don't the support systems that the feminist movement has built. there are systems growing, like talk club etc. this is one way of helping build that toolkit for ment to be able to more comfortably talk about themselves.
A Tiny Object, A Big Conversation
These rings can just be fun cockrings, and if that’s all you want, you don’t need to read any further. But if you’re curious… we think these little rings can be just a tiny bit more.
Most guys only see other cocks when they’re choking their chicken. Porn and hollywood has set Unrealistic expectations on young men Only recently showing mens units on tv, and the huge ones are revered. Actors asked often using prosthetics too.
We don’t joke about it them, there’s so much ego attached into them. So this is a project with the idea of social change, and understanding manhood. Whilst also being a way of breaking taboo, in a fun light hearted and sexy way. Opening conversation about cocks, just as they are, without being ridiculed.
The Penis Needs A New PR Team
Having an average penis size is not a bad thing.
“Most men with an average-sized penis don’t appreciate they’re average, they see it as small,” says study co-author Ian Kerner, Ph.D. “It usually has nothing to do with what a partner said—it just comes from cultural perceptions or comparing themselves to porn standards.”
For centuries, the penis has been treated as taboo, comic relief, or private property; rarely as a human, honest, everyday part of male identity. A part of male identity men are rarely told to be proud of. Which means men rarely talk about theirs, rarely see anyone else’s, and often end up comparing themselves to the fantasy world of porn and Hollywood. The project isn’t about provocation. It’s about recognition and helping men see their bodies without shame, and to make something natural… normal again.
We Can't Stay Soft on the Issue
Over 35% of men are unhappy with their penis.
Over half of men want a bigger penis.
Only 25% seek help for erectile dysfunction.
4 in 10 prostate cancers are only spotted at stage four.
Increased body dissatisfaction leads to substance abuse, violence, self‑harm, and suicidal thoughts.
Let's Not Drop The Balls Here
These rings were created to gently poke at that silence. They’re small sculptural objects that turn something private into something light-hearted, visible, and completely unthreatening. A reminder that openness doesn’t have to be heavy; sometimes it can start with a smile. By wearing one, we are giving men a subtle permission slip: to talk, to ask questions, to compare experiences, to feel less alone in their uncertainties. These rings are always going to be a conversation starter, but, more importantly, how do we continue these conversations?
Women are often more familiar with penis’s than men are. Most men are only familiar with their own and the occasional sneak peak at the urinals
Questions about your cock
These questions are aimed at men, in particular, straight men. The people who despite having been born with a penis have least experience with other penises. Here are some questions to get the conversation started.
Please give feedback so we can keep improving these questions and help improve the conversation.
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Have you ever thought about how many penises Michelangelo probably saw?
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When was the first time you actually saw another penis in real life?
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Compare and contrast, your new cockring to your own cock.
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How many penises do you think you’ve actually seen in real life (and how many were on a screen)?
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When was the last time you actually talked to another man about your body?
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Why do you think it’s easier to draw a cock on a wall than talk about one in real life?
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Have you ever noticed how women can talk about their bodies openly and wondered why men don’t?
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When was the last time you went to the doctor about penis problems?
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Have you ever felt proud of your body in a moment that surprised you?
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What's your favourite thing about your body?
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If your cock could give a TED Talk, what would its message be?
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What’s something you’ve always wondered whether women actually care about?
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What do you wish women understood about male insecurities?
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What would help you feel more confident with a partner?
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If laughter really is the best medicine, what’s one thing about your cock you can laugh about?
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Has this made you think, or laugh, in a new way about something you’ve always kept private?
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What’s the strangest piece of “advice” you were ever given about sex or size?
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What would a “healthier” masculinity look like to you?
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What part of this conversation feels hardest for you to articulate?
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Do you think this project could help men talk more openly about their bodies?
Have you ever
Never have i ever is a great game, when played openly. We're flipping the script a bit, so it's a bit easier to get the game for this context. It's a way of getting to know a group. We've taken the never have i ever format and written questions designed for groups of men to laugh, and bond, and quietly realise just how normal they all are.
Read the questions allowed and raise a hand, or a glass, if these apply to you.
Please give feedback so we can keep improving these questions and help improve the conversation.
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Have you ever secretly checked what you look like from a weird angle?
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Have you ever tried to see what it looks like in different lighting?
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Have you ever measured it using something absolutely not meant for measuring?
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Have you ever panicked about something that turned out to be completely normal?
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Have you ever wondered if it “counts” as curved?
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Have you ever wished you could get a second opinion but didn’t dare ask?
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Have you ever checked it in a shop dressing-room mirror?
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Have you ever had a moment where it suddenly changed its mind?
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Have you ever tried to hide an unexpected situation with a book, bag, or jacket?
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Have you ever pretended you knew something about sex long before you actually did?
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Have you ever been shocked by how much yours changed during puberty?
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Have you ever asked a mate something you’d absolutely never admit to now?
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Have you ever apologised for something that didn’t require an apology?
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Have you ever hidden insecurity with a joke?
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Have you ever felt unexpectedly proud of yourself for no particular reason?
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Have you ever assumed a partner expected something they absolutely didn’t?
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Have you ever given it a nickname you instantly regretted?
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Have you ever asked “That’s normal, right?” and hoped for the best?
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Have you ever believed something from porn that later turned out to be nonsense?
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Have you ever compared yourself to something you saw in porn or Hollywood?
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Have you ever wondered why porn teaches nothing useful about real bodies?
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Have you ever watched a scene and thought it looked painful, not sexy?
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Have you ever assumed something was normal just because it was in porn?
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Have you ever been surprised by what real people prefer compared to porn myths?
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Have you ever been shocked the first time you saw someone else’s real anatomy?
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Have you ever mistaken a totally normal body variation for a “problem”?
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Have you ever had a late-night panic about something ordinary?
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Have you ever compared notes with friends only to realise you all knew nothing?
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Have you ever looked something up anonymously because you were too embarrassed to ask?
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Have you ever felt personally betrayed by poor sex education?
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Have you ever discovered how wildly different bodies actually look?
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Have you ever discovered a body insecurity was incredibly common?
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Have you ever realised someone else was just as nervous as you?
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Have you ever been too nervous to speak to a doctor about your penis?
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Have you ever learned that confidence has nothing to do with size, shape, or symmetry?
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Have you ever apologised for something your body just naturally did?
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Have you ever felt more comfortable after someone else was honest first?
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Have you ever been shocked by how little we’re taught about bodies?
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Have you ever bought something intimate and panicked about the email notifications?
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Have you ever assumed women judge penis shape the way men fear they do?
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Have you ever thought men exaggerate size worries more than necessary?
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Have you ever heard a man worry about something and thought, “That’s totally normal”?
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Have you ever googled something because a man was too embarrassed to?
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Have you ever reassured someone about something that didn’t need reassurance?
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Have you ever learned more about penises from women than from men?
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Have you ever wondered why men don’t compare notes like women do?
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Have you ever realised you’ve seen more penises than most men have?
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Have you ever had to teach something to a boyfriend about basic anatomy?
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Have you ever had a group chat that was more educational than sex ed?
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Have you ever found confidence more attractive than size?
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Have you ever worried it was too small even when it wasn’t?
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Have you ever thought, “He’d be happier if he talked to his friends about this”?
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Have you ever compared experiences with friends just to sanity-check things?
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Have you ever seen one that actually looked like a textbook diagram?
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Have you ever thought porn was a terrible reference point?
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Have you ever realised a woman knew more about penises than you did about your own?
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Have you ever wished men talked about their bodies the way women do?
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Have you ever avoided asking a question because you thought you were the only one who didn’t know the answer?
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Have you ever thought, “If I had something funny to break the ice, I’d actually talk about this”?
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Have you ever found out a “weird thing” about your body was extremely normal?
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Have you ever compared yourself to a porn star and immediately regretted it?
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Have you ever wondered why men learn more from porn than from real conversations?
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Have you ever felt relieved when someone else admitted they had the same insecurity?
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Have you ever been surprised by how honest women are about men’s bodies?
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Have you ever wished you could ask a mate something but thought it was too awkward?
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Have you ever been scared to see a doctor because it involved that part of your body?
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Have you ever thought humour would make talking about this stuff easier?
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Have you ever realised how little men actually see other real bodies?
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Have you ever thought your body was “abnormal” because you only saw fictional versions?
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Have you ever said nothing because you didn’t know how to start the conversation?
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Have you ever been surprised to learn what partners really think vs what men assume?
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Have you ever thought porn made everything more confusing, not less?
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Have you ever wished someone had told you earlier that bodies change constantly?
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Have you ever judged yourself for something you’ve never talked about out loud?
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Have you ever wondered why boys never learn what girls learn in group chats?
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Have you ever thought, “If this were about vaginas, the world would already be talking about it”?
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Have you ever been more confident after laughing at something you were once anxious about?
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Have you ever realised shame grows fastest in silence?
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Have you ever wished you had a way to talk openly without feeling exposed?
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Have you ever wondered how different things would be if men actually compared notes?
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Have you ever thought your confidence would improve if you spoke honestly about your body?
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Have you ever felt weirdly comforted knowing everyone is just as confused?
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Have you ever discovered women are far more relaxed about penises than men expect?
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Have you ever mistaken silence for confidence in other guys?
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Have you ever thought a tiny joke object — like a ring — could make a huge difference?

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