Maybe the "means nothing to me" remark is genuine... perhaps putting it into terms she could understand...
If it's her age, gender, or maybe millennial, it should be in metric. After all, Canada has been using metric since 1970s.
Or maybe use an object she's familiar with, for girth, broom handle, rolling pin, tube of lipstick? For lenght: toothpaste tube, English cucumber, etc.
For FWIW I tried asking a very basic question a few year ago and it went south pretty quick. You'd think seeking a little clarity would be welcomed, but no, the claws and attitude comes out very quick with this one.
That's it exactly. Seeking clarity on something that seemed to be a potential issue with a provider. I was doing my due diligence (and hers, I suppose). I would have expected an actual answer or at least a ballpark. I don't want to waste my time OR hers, and definitely not my money. If dick size could be an issue - which is absolutely fine - then figure out what is "too big" and state that. Saves from people texting with that question in the first place, which further wastes both peoples time.

