MAFS Australia star Harrison Boon took to his Instagram to share an insight into his intimate interests. The reality TV cast member’s admission then went viral on social media
MAFS ‘biggest ever villain’ admitted that the ‘living with a micropenis’ book ‘changed his life’ in a post to his thousands of Instagram followers.
Harrison Boon, 34, from Australia, shot to infamy after his controversial 2023 stint in the dating show Married At First Sight (MAFS). He was paired with Bronte Schofield, with his behaviour towards her condemned by the experts, fellow cast members and the public.
Despite this, Harrison built up a fanbase of 62,000 followers on Instagram where he made a shocking revelation on Thursday (February 27).
He shared the cover of book ‘Living With A Micro Penis: Overcoming the stigma of having a small penis’ and then – presumably jokingly – claimed that it ‘changed his life’.
On Harrison’s Instagram story, he shared the screenshot of the ‘book’ and added a ‘praise hands’ emoji along with his satirical admission.
However, it doesn’t look like many people will learn a lot from the book. That’s because the ‘inspirational’ guide is actually a blank notebook, costing $12.95 (£6.95) from Amazon.
So, what’s in this ‘life changing book’ all about micropenises? According to the description, the book will help you “learn to overcome the stigma of having a wee willy with this 100-page, blank lined journal that makes a hilariously perfect gag gift for everyone.”
Elsewhere on the topic of micopenises, a bloke with a rather small wang admitted that he is not fussed about the size of it and it doesn’t make him feel ‘any less of a man’.
Jake Timms, 36, has a member measuring just 2.8inches – which is well below the national average of 5.17inches. However, that is not an issue for him nor his girlfriend Penny.
She admitted that his lack of girth is ‘perfect’ and the pair have a ‘very healthy sex life’. Despite being teased in the past, the army veteran has learnt to love his micropenis.
Jake told The Sun: “It’s not the size that matters, but what you do with it.
“I’ve never had an issue in the bedroom. There is definitely more to sex than the size of your penis. It’s about technique. “I didn’t feel as if I needed a big willy to prove that I am a man.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
