The question "how big is too big" depends heavily on the context in which it is asked, as the meaning of "too big" varies widely by situation. For example:
- In body modifications like stretched ears, too big might mean where the ears can no longer close back properly or where it becomes impractical for employment due to societal acceptance and safety concerns, typically ranging up to a few inches but with extreme cases reaching over 5 inches.
- In intimate relationships or sexual contexts, "too big" often relates to comfort and compatibility. Discussions suggest that sizes beyond around 7-9 inches may be less comfortable for many women, with personal preferences varying widely.
- In professional or safety contexts, "too big" might refer to practicality and physical safety, such as size restrictions on work gear or devices.
Thus, "too big" is relative to the specific criteria of comfort, safety, practicality, or social norms in the given domain. If the question refers to a specific area (e.g., physical size of an object, body modification, or dimension in a project), please specify for a more focused answer.
