The man who claims to have Britain’s biggest penis has revealed the ‘explicit’ messages he’s received since making his TV appearance.
Matt Barr featured on This Morning last week to chat about, well, his d**k and quickly became an internet sensation.
From people in hysterics at it being a segment on British morning telly to viewers being hooked on him detailing his dating dilemmas, him and his penis were pretty unavoidable.
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And it seems those who have heard about Barr and his 12.2-inch manhood have been making their interest known as he says people are ‘whispering’ at him as they walk past.
The 40-year-old told the Daily Mail that since he appeared on the ITV show, his inbox has been filling up daily with messages from women who want to meet him.
He said: “It’s unusual to see that women are excited by me.”
Although, Barr admitted that while he’s ‘been tempted’, he hasn’t replied to any as he doesn’t think it’s ‘appropriate’.
“I went on the show with a purpose, not to find hook-ups,” he added.
The bloke claimed that many women have been wanting to see what sex is like with him and have offered for him ‘to come round to their houses’.
“I've had a few saying: ‘I may have a boyfriend, but you're always welcome over’, because I'm bigger than them,” he claimed.
And as well as ones from women, there’s been messages from men too.
Some people are even asking for images of his penis with him obviously not getting that out on This Morning.
“I've been asked so many times for a picture of me [erect]. Often, these people are offering hundreds of pounds to see it,” Barr said.
“I've thought about doing it, and the video requests, because it's good money. But I don't want to go down that route, as it'll open up an unknown future that I don't want to think about.”
He added that some messages are ‘very explicit’ and outline what they want to do with him and his d**k.
“Most of the time, though, it's invites - or people saying that their friend is lonely and could use my company,” he said.
While appearing on the show, Barr said that his penis has caused him issues with dating.
"It's difficult, because it's not something you really spring on people as a surprise, because it just does scare people away generally," he admitted.
"But obviously [you don't want to be] creepy and bring it up too early. [So] how you start that conversation?"
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Jess Battison