You paused at the edge of the doorway. He didn’t see you. He had the pump gripped tightly, flushed and sweating, legs shaking just a little. His cock sat awkwardly in the cylinder, trying to rise to the pressure. The vacuum whined. He adjusted it again, frustrated. It wasn’t doing what he’d hoped. It never did. You didn’t feel pity. You felt clarity. He was trying. Trying to grow. Trying to become enough. And he didn’t know you’d already made sure he never would.

This is the moment few women admit to, but many experience. That strange surge of erotic cruelty, not born of malice, but of sudden power. His smallness doesn’t turn you off. It turns you on—because now you have the upper hand. You’re the one with the standard. He’s the one who’ll have to chase it. This isn’t pity. It’s opportunity. And if you know how to play it, you can turn that first awkward night into a long, slow ritual of reshaping him.