Size: Length and Girth Issues of the Small Penis
Question: I think my last girlfriend left me because my organ is
too small. What is the normal size for a man and can I do
anything to maximise my performance?
DR THOMAS:
Thank you for this question, as it raises the important question
of the effect of penile size on sexual performance as well as
appearance. Confusing these two different aspects of what should
be the same question gives rise to an immense amount of
unhappiness, anguish and comments that are not necessarily
supported by experience. It is said that men are more interested
in the size of other men's penises than are women.
This interest -some women would say obsession - has nothing to
do with latent homosexuality but is indicative of the male
competitive spirit.
Men like to be rich, not only in terms of pounds in the bank but
also testosterone in the bloodstream and inches on the penis.
For many men, if they could have a wish that came true, it might
well be to have a larger penis.
Men rarely see their own penis except from above and this
shortens its appearance. They disregard the image from the
mirror, although it gives a better impression and is what they
see when looking at other men in the showers. Nor do men see
other erect penises, and there is not a direct relationship
between the size of an erect penis and a flaccid one.
An unerect penis is usually something less than half the size it
is when erect, but it is impossible to be more precise.
Erect penises are considered normal if they are between 5in and
7in (12.7cm to 19cm) but will function adequately when smaller
than this or, of course, when larger, although women will begin
to object if it's too large.
A small study of a group of sexually experienced women revealed
that when emotion was removed from the equation, size did
matter.
Women preferred penises at the top of the average range but were
more interested in girth than length.
As one woman said: she preferred a cigar to a cigarette, however
long the cigarette. There was almost universal agreement that
without strong emotional bonds to the man, an extra-large penis
was a turn-off. But this is not the impression given by porn
films watched by some men; and these perpetuate the myths about
penile size.
Research published in the Journal of Urology described
investigations into the effect on a man's sex life of having a
penis so small that it could justifiably be known as a "micro
penis". The overwhelming majority of the men had normal sexual
intercourse and, despite their micro penises, started sex no
later than their contemporaries who had a penis of average size.
Their partnerships tended to be more lasting than those of their
contemporaries. This was attributed to the way in which men with
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Many women don't put as much emphasis on penetrative sex or
penile size as is supposed. If the man with a small penis is
more affectionate, attentive and considerate, there is every
likelihood that most women will be delighted with him.
There are operations in which the suspensory ligaments to the
penis are cut, make it appear longer, whereas, in fact, it is
only hanging lower.
There are operations to increase girth, but the risk of
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Men with micro penises do, however, find that changing in public
is an ordeal. Cosmetic surgery might help this.