I might have almost an inch of fat pad in front of my pubic bone above my cock, but I can push into my wife’s vagina and our bones literally meet, like I can feel the bone pressing into her’s. When a vagina is properly stimulated it can accept a lot of length. The internal clitoris swells and creates its own “pad” for protection at the vaginal opening. I don’t care what it looks like, a normal fat pad on a normal man with average BMI for their stature is not an insurmountable amount of fat that can prevent more push into a vagina. Maybe its not just the pad itself but the way fat grows and rests on the front of a man. Some guys have swollen-like lower abs and some fat too, like bloating that is there all the time at rest, and that can have effect on their ability to push their cock past the fat pad.
Talk about useable length of a cock in relation to a fat pad sometimes sounds like the men who ask or talk about it haven’t had much time inside a vagina. This kind of talk sounds like worry and wonder about if a man is long enough.
There is also this false idea about vaginal length, “bottoming out” in it, and where the cervix is and if a man is long enough to “hit” the cervix. If a woman is properly excited and stimulated, the cervix lifts up because the uterus raises up and lifts out of the way because its connected to the clitoris. When excited, the vagina tents and lengthens, the end widens to create a “pool” shape for semen to fill up and its a reservoir for proper impregnation, and no matter how long or shaped a penis is, the cervix does not have to be “hit” and contact with it is not a determination of vaginal size or penis size.
Sheri Winston’s “Women’s Anatomy of Arousal” is a book all men need to read. Its for women to learn about their own anatomy and how it works, but honestly its more valuable for men. If men who worry about being small, having too much fat pad, their NBPL versus BPL, etc. read this book they’d gain more confidence about their own body and ability to pleasure a woman…and their own selves.
Starting length, Spring 2003: bpel 6 3/8", bpfsl ~6 1/2", flaccid ~3-4" (never measured flaccid stretched or hanging flaccid; starting girth was probably ~5"-5 1/4")
Summer 2004: bpel 7 7/8", bpfsl 8 1/8", flaccid ~4", erect girth 5.3"
Spring 2018: bpel 7 1/4", bpfsl 7 5/8", erect girth 5 1/8"; Spring 2020: bpel 7 3/4", bpfsl 8", erect girth 5 3/8". Current - August 2023: bpel 7 3/4", bpfsl 8", erect girth mid shaft 5 1/4" (5 1/2" at base)