Why We Write About Body Positive Dating
The MoreThanSize blog exists because the internet still treats size anxiety like a punchline. Mainstream dating advice glosses over it, locker-room jokes amplify it, and self-help books either ignore the topic entirely or wrap it in shame. We wanted a quiet, kind corner of the web where the conversation happens out loud - with research, with real stories, and without the eye-rolling.
Every post on this page is written or edited by someone who's lived inside the small penis dating conversation. Some of our contributors are members. Some are licensed therapists. Some are journalists who spent months reporting on the niche-dating boom. What they share is a refusal to write about bodies as problems. You'll find practical confidence guides, plain-English explainers on terms like SPH and micropenis, and reviews of the best niche dating sites of 2026.
How Our Editorial Process Works
Three quick principles guide every article we publish. First, no shame and no jokes-at-the-reader's-expense - we treat size acceptance as the default, not the punchline. Second, we cite sources whenever we share a statistic, whether that's BJU International, the Kinsey Institute or our own member surveys. Third, we link generously to the rest of the MoreThanSize community so you can move from reading to connecting whenever you're ready.
Most posts land between 1,000 and 1,200 words - long enough for nuance, short enough for a coffee break. We update older articles when new research drops, and we date every revision so you can tell what's fresh. If you ever spot an outdated claim, the contact form at the bottom of any post reaches the editorial team directly.