This is another repost from dateproject that I wrote some months back. If your interested in browsing the old site its still there:dateproject.wetwired.org
The age old question, does it really matter? Well in careful research here at the date project we have come up with the answer. And most notably in the best source to look. The Kama Sutra, yes the oldest porographic book known to man, though not many men read it because it’s more than 50 pages long and doest have pics of hot models in it.
In looking to the past we find the answer is yes, but not in the sense that you might be thinking. First I’ll point out the text and explain:
1. According to the size of his sexual organ, a man is called a hare [shasha], bull [vrisha], or stallion [ashva]. The Woman, according to type, is called the doe [mrigi], mare [vadava], or cow-elephant [hastini]
2. Those that are matched form three balanced pairs.
3. On the other hand unequal relations number six.
(In cases where the man is superior, there are two forms: superior and ultra superior coition. Similarly, there are two forms of inferior and ultrainferior coition, the rest being equal. Although it is possible to unite organs of superior or inferior size, relations between equals are preferable, the worst being the coupling of extremes. Those between intemediates are niether good nor bad.)
ie. The stallion and mare can have an acceptable union. The bull with the doe is bearable up to a certain point. But the cow-elephant with the bull, and the mare with the hare are not recommended.
The book goes on to say, This classification does not merely refer to the physical aspect, but also implies a certain kind of temperament.
Vatsyayana contemplates three types of man: the hare, whose organ is six fingers long, the bull, whose organ is eight fingers, and the stallion whose organ is twelve fingers. As far s women are concerned [the doe, the mare, and the cow-elephant], it is a question of width and depth of thier vagina. Those whose sizes match are termed equal.
A stallion man has elongated ears, head, and lips, a thin body, thick hair, long fingers, a luminous lookk, heavy thighs. He is fast and has beautiful nails.
The hare man has small feet, figure, buttocks, hands, and ears, a gental voice, beautiful and well-spaced teeth, a lively body. Always with a smile, his face round and his nails hard.
The Bull has a thick neck, an impressive bearing, red palms, an assured air, clear skin, a nice round stomach. He is always lucky.
The doe woman has beautiful hair, a thing body, golden skin; her organ is as cold as the ray of the moon. She has srong teeth, a low voice abundant hair, and lymphatic temperament. She eats little, her face is narrow, her sexual secretions are scented. She never cries out.
The mare has wide, strong nostrils, is slightly knock-kneed, has thick thighs, and her sexual organ is always hot. She has tender fat arms on which drops of sweat appear; her body is of clear color, her sexual secretions smell of meat, her limbs are regular, her belly small. She is of bilious temperment.
The cow elephant is tall. She has a massive body, often has long teeth, and her skin is reddish in color. Her constitution is dominated bu the element of air. Her body is strong and harmonious. She is now cold, now hot, speaks much, is changeable, her menses smell like elephant’s sweat.
So as we read through this, we see that really its a matter of compatibility. The book goes on and on about the subject, but we covered the basis for the argument.