Hooking Up with a Coworker

An SPH Experience by Sad-Awareness-4873.


I spent three and a half years in the military, keeping my distance from the women there. It wasn’t that I didn’t want to hook up with them—God knows I did. But I knew the game. These girls had guys lining up for them, and I wasn’t about to put myself in a position where my shortcomings would get exposed. I’d heard the rumors, the locker room talk, the way they’d gossip about who was big and who wasn’t. I wasn’t about to become the punchline of their conversations.

So I kept my head down. Kept my distance. Kept my secret safe.

Then my final year rolled around, and she happened.

She came onto me so aggressively that I didn’t stand a chance. Inviting herself to my room, dragging me to hers. At first, I tried to keep things friendly and maintain that boundary. But then she started sleeping over and cuddling with me and pressing her body against mine in the middle of the night.

I’d be painfully hard every single time. Rock solid. She was so attractive that my body just betrayed me. I couldn’t help it.

One night, she whispered to me, “If you’re nervous about your size, it’s okay. It doesn’t bother me.”

I thought she was just being intuitive and reading my anxiety somehow. It never occurred to me that she already knew.

The Discovery

I started hearing things. Things I wish I hadn’t.

She was what you’d call a size queen. Her ex before me was massive—well over seven inches, thick too. And the ones before that? Same story. She only stayed with well-hung guys. That was her filter, her standard.

When she’d talk to her girlfriends, the first question out of her mouth about any guy was always the same: “Is he big?” Like that was the only thing that mattered.

One of her friends eventually told me that she had actually bet my coworkers that I had a small dick. She was so confident about it that she put money on it. Called me a “little man” jokingly around them—which was hilarious, considering I’m pretty tall. I never connected the dots. I thought she was just teasing me about being lanky or something.

Then came the night that changed everything.

We’d been drinking. Not heavily, but enough to lower inhibitions. She reached down and grabbed my dick through my pants. Just held it there. Cupping me in her palm like# My Last Year in the Military

I managed to avoid women for three years in the military. That wasn’t easy. Everyone else was hooking up, swapping stories in the barracks, bragging about their conquests. But I knew better. I knew what I was working with and the type of women who joined the military. They were confident, aggressive, and they talked. If I hooked up with one, she’d tell her friends. Word would spread. I’d be that guy, the one with the little dick. So I stayed invisible.

Then my final year came, and she found me.

She was relentless. Showing up at my door uninvited, invited herself into my room and crawled into my bed. I tried to keep things platonic, but she’d cuddle up against me, press her body into mine, and I’d get hard. Rock hard. I couldn’t help it. She was gorgeous, with that confident smirk and those eyes that seemed to see right through me.

One night, she whispered to me, “If you’re nervous about your size, it’s okay. It doesn’t bother me.”

I remember thinking she was just being sweet, speaking hypothetically. She hadn’t seen me naked. She didn’t know. But somehow, she already did.

I didn’t find out until later that she was a size queen. Her ex before me was huge, well over seven inches. All her exes were hung. That was her type. I heard her ask her girlfriends, “Is he big?” like that was the only thing that mattered. Like a guy’s worth was measured in inches.

Then she told me she’d bet my coworkers that I had a small dick. She laughed when she said it—called me “little man” as a joke. I was six feet tall, so I thought it was ironic. I never thought she was actually talking about my dick.

The first time she touched me, we were both drunk. She reached down and grabbed my cock through my pants, just held it in her hand. I was half-hard—maybe less. I was drunk, so I told her I wasn’t fully hard. The truth is, it doesn’t grow much from its soft state anyway. It’s just… small. All she said was, “Oh, okay, makes sense. It’s pretty small.”

I should have ended it there. But I didn’t. I was hooked on her. On the attention. On the fact that someone wanted me at all.

After that night, she started joking about it openly. “You have such a small dick,” she’d say with a laugh, poking fun. I’d laugh along, pretending it didn’t sting.

When we finally had sex, it was both the best and worst thing that ever happened to me. She told me I was small, still jokingly, but it felt different now. Like she was reminding me. Every time we fucked, she’d make some comment about how little I was, how easy it was to take me.

Eventually, I got so insecure that I confronted her.

“I don’t care about your size,” she said, looking me straight in the eyes. “I don’t think it’s small. I think it’s great because we can have sex so easily, and you don’t hurt me as my exes did.”

She smiled when she said it. Like it was a compliment. Like being easier to fuck because I was smaller was something to be proud of.

I believed her. Or I wanted to believe her. We never talked about it much after that, until one day she said something that stuck.

“If you ever end things with me,” she told me, half-joking, half-serious, “I’m going to tell everyone you’re only three inches.”

We ended badly. I don’t even remember what triggered it, but I walked away. And true to her word, I assume she told everyone. The way people looked at me changed. The jokes started—the whispers. I felt like everyone in my unit knew.

I shunned myself. I stopped going to group events. I stopped talking to anyone. I arrived, completed my work, and left. I counted the days until I got out.

I still wonder what she said, how those conversations went. I imagine her laughing with her friends, telling them about the guy she dated who had a tiny dick. I imagine them all knowing. All laughing at me behind my back.

And somehow, that humiliation twisted into something else. Something I can’t stop thinking about. It pushed me into SPH. Now I can’t get off without imagining someone laughing at me, calling me small, knowing I’m inadequate.

She ruined me. Or maybe she made me. I don’t know anymore.

 

The End.

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