Penis Size: The Importance Men Give (or Women Couldn’t Care Less)

Whatever the subject may be, the sentence “mine is bigger than yours” bears on an implicit sexual connotation. Men (especially when they’re nothing but boys yet) compete with each other to see who is the king in terms of penis size. Size is usually mistaken by power. That’s not an accurate conception, though, as David and Goliath could attest. But this is how men see it...

On the other hand, women don’t give the importance men give to the size of the penis. They care more about the foreplay and the way men turn them on than size itself. It’s the use men make of it that makes the whole difference. A simple word, perhaps, or a single touch in a particular body spot can be much more ignitable for a woman than the sight of a big penis, which, of course, can also turn women on, but mostly as a part of a context in the emotional environment the woman is experiencing rather than attraction alone.

The average penis size is about 6.0 inches but whatever size it’s got it is more than adequate for its functions, which are sexual pleasure, maybe reproduction and also urinating. The size of the penis is determined by factors (genetic traits) that are inherited from parents. There is nothing one can do in order to increase or decrease the size of a penis, which will develop into its adult size as someone changes from a boy to a man through the puberty. Anyway, a diminished penis is a cause for a clinical consultation.

Definitely, it’s not the penis size that matters, but the use you make of it, your performance. Performance is about the ability to get and maintain an erection or to provide sexual pleasure to your partner and yourself with or without an erection. Performance, then, is not really related to size - but dependent on muscles, blood and nerve supply to the reproductive organs as well as on how sexually interested and stimulated you are. And yet, it is the practice you gain that will mold your performance, not the measure of your penis, and this performance increases along the years according to the quality of the sexual practice one acquires through his/her lifetime. A good performance may also be achieved by the amount of sexual intercourse one’s got, but it is generally the symbioses between the partners and the accumulated sexual experience what will provide a good performance. The more experienced you are, the better your performance will be. A man with a penis not that big but who knows how to manage it in order to sexually satisfy his partner is much better succeeded than the one privileged in size who can’t properly deal with it. Nevertheless, blessed are those who happen to accumulate both these virtues.

Actually, size is a male obsession. Men want their toys to be the biggest ones. Women just need them to be functional.

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