How Big Do Women Want Them?

Admit it, you have already measured your penis. Yet, you still don't know whether it's big enough? Here's the answer.

 

It's men who are obsessed with the size of their penis, not women. (jlp) 

 

Boys and men, admit it. You have all already done it. Most probably in your teenage years when you first noticed that it can grow bigger. Perhaps you did it later when you saw that everyone else has a large one except you. Or the other way around, when realizing that you are a giant among dwarfs.

 

It isn't a tragedy if your penis isn't really big. (jlp)

 

At a certain point in life almost every man measures himself, as an assurance that everything is all right with him. The first ruler was invented in 1675 and your ancestors must have measured it before the beginning of 1676.

 

We'll never know how big do women want them.

 

Most men remember the length of their penis for their whole life. Research shows that a man, when conversing with his peers, adds an inch or two to his penis.

In fact, the average length of the penis in erection is from 5 to 5.7 inches, and the average size of the male sexual organ in the flaccid state is 3.3 inches.

Does size really matter? To some women it does, to others it doesn't. To make it short, let's look at hard facts.

 

It seems women prefer thickness to length. (jlp)

 

In a study which included 556 women aged between 19 and 49, women were asked whether size and thickness are important in sex.

18% said that size was very important and 22% claimed that thickness is the most important. 57% of women said that size wasn't really important and 53% said the same for thickness. 25% claimed that size doesn't play any role in sex, and the same percent of women claimed so for thickness.

 

Most men know the length of their penis. (jlp)

 

The research, however, didn't record the precise sizes of penises - namely, some women already consider the penis large if it has the average length. In any event, more than half of the women claimed that size plays a small role in sex. There is no detailed research on the most desired length, probably because women do not have the "perfect length". Thickness is more significant, according to research.

 

 

Most women don't think size matters. (jlp)

 

So, if you don't have a big package in your trousers, this isn't tragic. You only have to play more on other strings. A number of other factors are important to women when making love. The size of the penis is definitely not the most significant factor.

 

 

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