Little Spoon Syndrome
little spoon syndrome, or lss for short, occurs when a couple is spooning. the man naturally finds himself often being the little spoon while his girlfriend takes the role of the big spoon. this role reversal is rare, but does occur, usually with men who a big and tall, but still have an emotional side. although at times emasculating, it is often quite comforting.
john: hey ryan, it looks like that guy over there has some serious lss
ryan: do you mean little spoon syndrome? yeah, that guy definitely has lss.
ryan: get some!
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