Does bigger penis mean better sex?And do women care about sex? Or for that reason does it affect performance?
Well, the answer is no. Based on a study conducted by Oxford university in 2019 shows that magazines and tvs reinforce "a bigger penis to be manly."
Many men believe that having a bigger penis would create confidence and be better lovers.This kind of believe mostly expresses much of how your feel about yourself and how other people think they perceive you.Sadly, this type of misconception may lead to men avoid dating or any type of sexual intimacy, for the fear of being rejected or humiliated.
What's the average penis size?
Studies have show that when erect, the average adult penis size is 13 to 15 cm in length and 10 to 12 cm girth-wise.
Do partners care about your penis size ?
As opposed to what you may think or what you have seen in tvs, Most women don't care about size. In Fact, for women, it's not the inside the vagina where the most pleasure come from but it's on the outside, at the clitoris, where the most sensitive parts of a women are. So the idea of your partner priority to sex is to be penetrated by a huge penis is not correct. It's important to note that during intercouse, a vagina adapts to the partner penis, in terms of deepening, widening, and lubricating during sexual intimacy. So size isn't the issue.
Bigger is not always better.
Bigger than average penis have been associated with higher risk of injury and infection. Extra length can make some positions really painful and too much girth can cause tearing if you're not very careful.
Smaller isn't necessary bad.
A smaller penis is easier to handle and therefore all involved can be focus on the pleasure rather than the pain
What really matters?
The two most sensitive part in a woman are the clitoris and the G-spot, which are both easily reached and aroused. The G-spot is only a third up the vagina barrel. For women who tend to be G-spot oriented, a small penis can do the job to produce the pleasure.
Just to be clear. Size has nothing to do with stamina.
A big penis won't make you last longer than a smaller one or keep you from cumming as faster as you would like.
The bottom line is being good in bed is not about the penis size but it's how you handle it. Figuring what feels good for you and your partner and choosing positions that fit your penis size will serve you better.
This article has been medically reviewed by well recognised doctors and scientists
