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Any woman reading this article may find it
puzzling that so many men are concerned about the length of their penis - and
that they wish they had 'just a couples of inches more'! But that's the way that
a lot of males are.
Let's now look at the basic facts.
Length
of the penis
To the average man, his penis is, consciously
or unconsciously, one of the most important things in the whole world. At an
early age he discovers it and immediately becomes fascinated by it.
But then a note of uncertainty enters his mind: 'Isn't mine rather small?' Look
at his Dad's; look at his big brother's; look at those he sees in the changing
room at the swimming bath. And he asks himself if he will ever be as big as
that.
And so he goes on through life, always a tiny bit sensitive about the size of
his organ, always convinced that it would be nicer if it were just that little
bit longer. No matter how often textbooks repeat that penile size doesn't
matter, and that women aren't attracted to a man because of the length of his
organ, the average male continues to think the same way.
The average female is amused at the sheer folly of men in being so obsessed with
their penile measurements. So if you're a woman, the one thing you need to bear
in mind about this ludicrous male preoccupation is this: when in bed with a man,
never belittle his penis (even as a joke) or say anything to indicate that you
think it's small - the poor chap may take you seriously, and if he does, he'll
be deeply hurt.
We have actually known men who suffered from impotence (erectile dysfunction)
after someone had made an unthinking remark about their dimensions.
Now, the ridiculous thing about all this was that all of these men had a
perfectly normal male organ. Each one just thought he was very small compared
with other men.
The trouble is that every man sees his own phallus in a foreshortened view - the
angle at which he looks down on it inevitably makes it seem shorter than it is.
Of course, when he glances at another man's organ in a changing room, there's no
such foreshortening effect, so very often it'll look as though the other guy is
slightly better endowed than him. A lifetime of comparison of this sort (and
virtually every male does a quick mental check on each naked man he comes
across) can very easily make a man feel a bit inadequate.
But it's important for a man to realise the true facts about the length of the
penis. When it is in a non-erect condition, the male organ usually measures
between 8.5cm (just over 3") and 10.5cm (just over 4") from tip to
base. The average figure is about 9.5cm (or 3 ¾"), but this kind of
precise measurement is really rather valueless because so many factors (for
instance, cold weather or going swimming) can temporarily cause a shrinkage of
two inches or more. So you needn't be worried if you happen to fall short of the
average figure.
Of course, it's true that some men have big penises and some have smaller ones,
just as some men have small feet and some have big feet, but the measurement is
not - repeat not - an index of virility.
Most people imagine that a tall, husky man will usually have a large penis, but
this is not so at all. The distinguished American researchers Masters and
Johnson measured the penile lengths of over 300 men. The largest organ
(measuring 14 cm, or 5 ½" in the flaccid state) belonged to a slim man who
was only 5' 7" tall; the smallest (measuring 6cm, or 2 ¼") belonged
to a fairly heavily built man of 5' 11".
It's also worth pointing out that there is no correlation between penile size
and race.
The erect penis
We've
talked so far about the length of the male organ in its ordinary non-erect
state. But now long should it be when it's erect? Well, the interesting thing
here is that most penises are very much the same size when erect. The man whose
non-erect organ is smallish will usually achieve about 100 per cent increase in
length during sexual excitement, while the man whose limp penis is on the
largish size will probably only manage about a 75 per cent increase. In round
figures, this means that the great majority of men measure between 15cm
(6") and 18cm (7") in the erect position, with the average figure
being about 16.5cm (6 ½").
So you can see that even if a man genuinely has got an organ that is small when
he's in the non-erect state, he's also got a built in compensating factor that
will probably bring him up to not far off the same size as the guy he sees in
the shower room who appears to be vastly 'better equipped' sexually.
There's one final point that's of great importance and that virtually every man
forgets: it doesn't matter how long or how short your penis is, because the
vagina is so cunningly designed that it will accommodate itself to any length of
penis.
You see, the vagina of a woman who hasn't had a child is only a mere 7.5cm
(3") long when she's not sexually excited. The figures for women who have
had babies are only slightly different. And even when she has been aroused, her
vagina usually extends only to a length of about 10cm (4"). So it's obvious
that any man's penis will fill her vagina completely, unless, of course, he
happens to be one of those very, very rare guys with an erect penile length of
less than 4".
You're probably wondering how on earth a man with an average length penis of 6
½" manages to insert his penis into a normal woman's vagina at all. Well,
the answer is quite simple - the vagina has the most remarkable capacity for
lengthening if something is introduced into it gradually. So the exceptional man
whose penis is, say, 20.5cm (8") long can still make love to literally any
woman, providing he excites her properly and introduces his organ very slowly.
If he does this, her vagina will quite happily lengthen by 150 per cent or even
200 per cent to accommodate him.
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