Does size matter? Yes, maybe and no...
This has been talked about to death, but I thought I would share this I got in an email:
I’m sure you’ve heard them all: “It’s not the size of the
boat, but the motion of the ocean,” “It’s not the size of the
bone, but how you bury it,” “It’s not the size of the wand,
but the magic in it,” “It’s how the worm wiggles that gets
the fish,” or “It’s not the pencil but the signature that
matters.” How about this one: “It’s not the length or the
size; it’s how many times you can make it rise”? Well,
according to our unscientific survey results, the majority
of you agree with these sentiments. Scroll down for a break-
down of your votes and read what people are thinking, but
might be too shy to say out loud.
Today’s Topic: Penis Size - The Truth, According to You
The contentious question “Does Size Matter” inspires
hotly debated conversations, invokes fear in many men, and
sparks controversy…just about everywhere. According to
Great Sexpectations readers, however, this question need
not cause sleepless nights. Over 1,000 subscribers shared
their ups and downs on the size issue, and you just might
be surprised by the results. The majority of you say “Size
doesn’t matter,” with a few qualifications, though. In
fact, 531 of you claim length plays no significant role in
a man’s ability to please a lover, whereas, 349 say “yes,
is absolutely matters.” About 175 fence sitters chimed
in with “maybes” and “not sures.” Let’s discuss.
SIZE MATTERS - Please remember that I am merely repeating
what you, the readers, have written to me. Don’t kill the
messenger if this segment upsets you. Some women insist a
longer penis is more aesthetically pleasing and that “bigger
is better. Period.” Several women claimed that even if the
man doesn’t necessarily know what he was doing, if he had
a longer penis, he is bound to hit the right spots. I hate
to be the bearer of bad news, but some women say a smaller
penis simply doesn’t hit the hot spots and that they don’t
always feel anything. Thus, some positions don’t work well
with smaller penises. Additionally, some women report that
a larger penis strokes the G-spot and cervix better, and
others simply prefer a bigger member. According to one
women, the preference is similar to a man’s penchant for
larger breasts. Others feel more “full and satisfied” with
men with large penises.
Before you fire off an email to me asking about penis pumps
and enlargers, put the brakes on for a minute. MORE women
said size matters, but in a different aspect. Letter after
letter said that there is such a thing as a penis being too
large. One woman wrote, “I can’t ride ‘til the cows come home
with a super long one without rearranging my reproductive
organs.” MANY reported that if the penis is too big, added
pressure is a turn-off and that extra caution and foreplay
would inherently be necessary. Some women say that men with
larger penises are “missing out” because they can only move
around so much in order to alleviate painful possibilities.
Didn’t I mention girth in the original article? A great deal
of women in EACH category insisted that this was more
important than length. Hate to say “I told you so”…This
is interesting - several people said size matters more in a
casual sex or “quickie” situation. Others suggested that
size mattered more to the man’s ego. Hmmm…
UM, MAYBE… - These fence sitters essentially claimed that
the size issue depends on the situation. While some leave
it up to the woman’s preference, others discussed in detail
the vagina/penis-size compatibility. Still, though, several
reminded me that the sexual position also plays a role. One
reader summed up her stance: “The only time size really
matters is if he is either hung like a bull elephant or a
field mouse; the rest is negotiable.”
SIZE DOESN’T MATTER - Email after email resoundingly
concluded that size doesn’t matter as long as the man is
attentive and willing to please his partner. Size clearly
didn’t matter to these people as much as the emotional
involvement, love, and ability to use his “God-given equip-
ment.” Reader after reader echoed that a man’s talents,
passion, and ability to swivel his hips just so made more
of an impact than simply having a larger penis. Some women
insisted that men with larger penises don’t “work as hard”
to please the woman, their attitude being that their “larger
unit” is enough compensation. To these voters, size isn’t a
deal breaker. A man wrote to me that his performance had
everything to do with his current fitness level, not his
size, and if it leaves his partner smiling, then what else
matters? Some lamented that if a couple is truly “in touch”
with one another, they will find ways to please one another.
I SWEAR that reader after reader insisted they prefer, hold
your breath, gulp, AN AVERAGE SIZE PENIS!!!!!
So, does size matter? It’s not for me to say, but I will
suggest that physical compatibility can become an issue. Take
from this what you will; I hope you enjoyed the survey feed-
back! Stay tuned for Kegel exercises. In the meantime, keep
your mind open and your heart full.
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