A male porn star has revealed how he ended up giving up his job as a builder after his pals discovered just how big his peen was.
It seems Danny D didn't realise himself and the penny only dropped when his pal showed him what a 'normal penis looks like'.
From then on it seems the seed was planted and Danny has gone on to share his story.
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Speaking to JaackMaate’s Happy Hour podcast, Danny explained how he was in Germany with friends when they noticed his sizeable manhood.
Danny said: "I was having a p***, and one of my buddies came over and sees my d*** and he’s like, 'dude, what the f***’s wrong with your penis?'"
I mean, probably not what you want to hear, but how would I know?
Apparently Danny's friend then ran off and told the others who told him to get his penis out for them to have a ganders.
At the time, he told them 'I’m not doing this boys, it’s a bit weird', but soon after one of his pals dropped his kecks to show him their member and announcing, 'that’s what a normal penis looks like'.
Danny went on to recall: "I’m like, ‘no, that’s not normal is it? Are you alright showing people that?
“So I show my penis, and that was it, that was the start of the idea for the rest of the holiday, it was just ideas of what I could be doing with the rest of my life instead of being a builder."
And the rest is history, as they say.
From the age of 15 Danny had been working in construction and explained: "I did a bit of that, skirted around until I was 18 or so, and then I kind of found porn I was moonlighting between the two."
Speaking to UNILAD some time ago, Danny revealed how he got a bit of practice in first, saying: "I started going to a few swinging clubs and things like that just to see if I had the confidence or the ability to have sex in front of swingers.
"I ended up meeting a guy there who paid me to have sex with his wife. He obviously saw in my face I was amazed by it and he said 'I'll give you 150 euros every time you do that' and I literally was like 'let's go again'.
"I was 18, I could just keep going."
Topics: Sex and Relationships
Rebecca Shepherd