Q: I'm embarrassed to admit
it, but I have a small penis. It's only two inches when it's erect and
about the same when it's not. My girlfriend tells me that I satisfy
her, but how can that be true when the media is always shouting,
"Bigger is better?"
A:
As long as a man's penis is long enough to reach the first one-third
of a woman's vagina, sex will feel pleasurable for both the woman and
the man. This is because the opening of a woman's vagina has the most
pleasure-producing nerve endings. The further back, the fewer the
nerve endings. During orgasm, the muscle spasms here are extremely
intense.
More
important than length is the girth. The thicker a man's penis, the
more stimulation a woman will feel each time he thrusts. This should
explain why size does not matter.
The most
reliable way to gauge a lover's satisfaction is to pay particular
attention to her clitoris. The more you touch it, the more pleased
she'll be. A clitoris is basically an undersized penis with all the
same sensations of one. Think about it, how much satisfaction would
you get if yours was ignored during sex. Probably not too much! With
this in mind, make sure to give ample stimulation to her clitoris
rather than worrying about how deep your penis reaches.
Just for
the record, the average size of an erect penis is a little over six
inches. The longest erect penis ever medially verified measured 13 ½
inches long and six and one-forth inches around. In that case, size
would matter-ouch!
