Hmm.
At last count I think I have had ten serious relationships over my thirty years of sex with men...
Luckily, the most recent has now lasted 12 years, and is officially recognised.
Looking back on the others, hardly any of what I valued in any of those men was focused on their penis. I'd like to say 'none', but that might not be entirely true, I suppose. Random thoughts do sometimes drift through the shadows and cobwebs ... But, even at the time of each of those relationships, the specific size, shape, texture and taste of the other man's penis was of hardly any relevance. And certainly, looking back, it plays no role. I think about experiences we had, things we did, places we visited...
The opening poster sounds a bit like someone who does hold on to regret. But for me, memory isn't like that.
Memory is a field of celebration of life, of what did happen. What I did experience. Not what I didn't ... even if I did let certain things pass me by ( not many ! ) that would have been for what seemed sensible reasons at the time. And that's part of being alive too.
:smile: