Disclosure is already done
Everyone on NotAboutSize understands the niche before they sign up. No 'how do I bring it up?' anxiety, no swiping with dread — you can finally focus on connection.
NotAboutSize is the discreet, modern home for small penis dating in the United States. Everyone here already gets it — no awkward reveal, no size queening, no shame. Just adults meeting adults who like what they like.
Email only. Photos optional. Delete in one click.
Mainstream apps were built around a single, unspoken assumption: bigger equals better. NotAboutSize starts from a more honest place — that attraction is about chemistry, kindness, and confidence, and that research consistently shows size is far down the list of what makes intimacy good.
Everyone on NotAboutSize understands the niche before they sign up. No 'how do I bring it up?' anxiety, no swiping with dread — you can finally focus on connection.
Straight, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary — the door is open. Our member base spans body-confident women, size-affirming men, and queer adults who’d rather skip mainstream noise.
Email-only signup. Optional photos with blur controls. One-click account deletion. Your search for a partner shouldn’t become anyone else’s data set.
We modeled the flow on what real members told us they wanted: speed, control, and zero pressure to over-share. You can lurk, browse, or message at your own pace.
Tell us your age (18+), the city you’d like to meet someone in, and the genders you’re open to. That’s it — no card, no phone number, no awkward questionnaires.
Add a few sentences about who you are, what you’re looking for, and a photo if you choose. Photos can stay blurred until both sides unlock them. Skip anything that feels too personal — it’s all optional.
Filter by location, interests, age, and orientation. Send a private chat when someone catches your attention. Move offline whenever it feels right. See the full walkthrough.
NotAboutSize isn’t one room — it’s five. Each category is shaped around a different reason people join us, with profiles, filters, and chat rooms tuned for that intent. Wander between them freely.
A consent-first space for SPH dynamics, size-difference play, and like-minded partners who find smaller genuinely hot. Clear norms, real moderation.
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Profiles, success stories, and community for men of every orientation who want to date without disclosure anxiety. Body-confidence resources baked in.
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Comfort-focused intimacy: technique over inches, anatomy-friendly framing for sensitivity and vaginismus, position guides, and partners who value how, not how much.
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A members’ club feel with local meetups, moderated forums, and tiered perks. Search local singles near me, attend body-positive events, and find your people.
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Private rooms, group spaces, photo blur controls, and AI moderation that catches the bad actors fast. The chat-first way to meet, without exposing your everyday inbox.
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Research-backed answers on disclosure anxiety, body confidence for men, what women and men really find attractive, and the truth about size from peer-reviewed studies.
Read the blogIf you grew up believing size was the whole game, the research tells a different story. These are the citation-ready facts we keep coming back to.
Curious how researchers actually measured these things? Read our deep dive: does size really matter?
We change names and ages with permission and never publish photos that could re-identify anyone. These are the words our community sent us — lightly edited for length.
It’s far better to date online with strangers, and even better on a dedicated site where everyone knows in advance. The pressure I’d been carrying for years just… lifted.
I’m a body-positive woman who’s tired of the locker-room energy on mainstream apps. NotAboutSize was the first place a guy didn’t apologize before our second date.
As a trans guy, mainstream apps were exhausting. The vibe here is curious and kind. I’ve had three good dates and one really good one.
My partner and I both joined separately. We matched after a week. Two years on, we’re engaged. The site did its job and then politely got out of the way.
Specialty dating sites live or die on trust. We earned ours the slow way — transparent moderation, real humans in the loop, and a refusal to pad member counts with bots.
Every new profile passes email verification plus a lightweight photo or behavior check before they can message you. Reports are reviewed by humans within 24 hours.
Use a separate email if you want. Blur every photo until you decide to unlock it. We never publish your activity to search engines or sell data to advertisers.
Modern hashing, optional two-factor login, automatic session expiry on shared devices, and a one-click delete that actually erases — no shadow archives.
Shame-based language gets removed. Size-queening, harassment, and unsolicited demands are reportable offenses. The norms protect everyone, including the partners who like the niche.
Built for straight, gay, bisexual, and transgender adults. Pronoun fields, orientation filters, and partner-preference settings work the way they should — flexibly.
Free browsing and matching. Premium chat features run $3–$15/month, no annual lock-in. Cancel from your dashboard in two clicks, refund within 14 days if it’s not for you.
Here’s the thing about attraction: it isn’t a measurement. Confidence plays a starring role in sexual satisfaction for both partners. Men who feel good about their bodies tend to be more present, more communicative, and more attentive during sex — and those qualities reliably matter more than a fraction of an inch.
The shape of your tricep or the firmness of your thigh might reel a guy in — but it surely won’t keep him around. Character does that. Care does that. Showing up does that. — The NotAboutSize philosophy, adapted from body-positive author Robyn
This is the same idea, applied to anatomy: physical size doesn’t sustain attraction or love. Curiosity, generosity, and self-acceptance do. The members who thrive here aren’t the ones with the “perfect” profile photo. They’re the ones who let themselves be seen without apology.
If you’ve spent years rehearsing how to disclose, dodging locker rooms, or letting disclosure anxiety quietly cancel your dating life, you already know the cost. Our community exists so that cost stops getting paid. Read our guide on disclosure anxiety or our long-form on building body confidence as a man for the practical work that goes alongside the dating.
Mainstream apps weren’t designed with this audience in mind. Here’s where the difference shows up in everyday use.
| Feature | Mainstream dating apps | NotAboutSize |
|---|---|---|
| Audience already accepts smaller size | No — disclosure falls on you | Yes — built into the niche |
| Body-positive moderation | Inconsistent, depends on user reports | Active, with size-shaming as a reportable offense |
| Photo blur and unlock controls | Limited or premium-only | Included free, both sides choose |
| Inclusive of gay, bi, trans members | Mixed — many trans users report feeling unwelcome | Yes — orientation and identity filters by design |
| Signup data required | Phone number, often social login | Email only, age, location, gender |
| One-click account deletion | Often buried in settings | Visible in your dashboard |
| Monthly cost for full chat | $15–$45/month typical | $3–$15/month, refundable |
For a deeper breakdown, see is online dating worth it for niche audiences?
If we missed yours, our full FAQ page goes deeper.
Small penis dating is a niche dating category that connects men with smaller-than-average size to partners who already prefer, accept, or are neutral about it. The core proposition: remove disclosure anxiety, because everyone on the platform understands the niche before they sign up.
“Queen size” in dating refers to a partner — most often a woman — who specifically prefers men with smaller penises, sometimes within an SPH (small penis humiliation) or size-difference kink context. On NotAboutSize, queening dynamics are welcome inside the Small Penis Fetish space with explicit consent norms, while the rest of the site is purely affirming.
After signup, set your location and a search radius (5 to 100 miles). The app shows local singles near you, filtered by age, gender, and interests. Local meetups appear inside the Small Penis Club when at least 25 verified members are within driving distance of one another.
The 3-6-9 rule is a popular dating concept that suggests checking in on the health of a new relationship at 3 weeks, 6 weeks, and 9 weeks — small milestones to evaluate communication, compatibility, and growing trust before committing further. It’s an informal guideline, not a hard rule, and works just as well on niche sites as on mainstream ones.
Yes. Signup, profile creation, browsing, and matching are 100% free with no credit card required. Premium chat features — unlimited messaging, advanced filters, and read receipts — start at $3/month, billed monthly, refundable for 14 days.
Any adult 18+ in the United States who supports the body-positive, consent-first ethos. We welcome straight, gay, bisexual, and transgender members — including women who genuinely prefer smaller partners, men of any orientation looking to date without disclosure anxiety, and non-binary adults seeking inclusive spaces.
We require only email, age, location, and gender to register. Photos are optional and can stay blurred until you and a match both choose to unlock them. We never sell user data, never publish profiles to search engines, and you can delete your account in one click from your dashboard.
Research suggests it matters far less than culture implies. A 2020 meta-analysis pegged average erect length at 5.1–5.5 inches, and Men’s Health reports that 80%+ of people with vulvas can’t orgasm from penetration alone — meaning clitoral stimulation, technique, and emotional connection drive satisfaction far more than length. Our research roundup has the full citations.