You've probably held onto the idea that an enormous penis makes you more of a man ever since you were an insecure middle schooler holding a ruler up to your Johnson, terrified you didn't measure up. Odds are also good that anxiety hasn't subsided in your adult years; it's probably created a complex, if anything.
If you're not packing something you're confident about, revealing yourself to a woman for the first time can be dreadful. But, guess what? She's got insecurities, too! So, stop trying to hide yourself—only having sex with the lights off or under the sheets—and relax. We've consulted with top experts and referred to the latest research to help you better cope with any shortcomings you think you have, provide you with tips and advice for better sex, and advice on strengthening your body image so you can have better relationships (that includes the one with yourself!).
HOW THE STATS STACK UP
- "Only 6% of women rate their partner’s penis size as small and 84 percent say they’re 'very satisfied' with their lover’s size," says Jessica O’Reilly, Ph.D., sexologist and founder of The Sexual Pro Series Webinars. This UCLA and Cal State LA research also found, in contrast, that only 55% of men reported a similar level of satisfaction with their own size.
- Always questioning if your penis is average? Research that included tens of thousands of men found an average erect penis is 5.16 inches long and 3.6 inches flaccid.
- Shorter men are less likely to be satisfied with their penis size than taller men based on self-report studies, O'Reilly says.
- Always questioning if your penis is average? Research that included tens of thousands of men found an average erect penis is 5.16 inches long and 3.6 inches flaccid.
- Shorter men are less likely to be satisfied with their penis size than taller men based on self-report studies, O'Reilly says.
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