The Million Dollar Question: Does Penis Size Matter?

 "Is my penis big enough?" is a question that has come up quite often in long-term relationships and casual relationships over the years. Men have become increasingly obsessed with their penis size. Is there any reason to think about the size of your penis? Well, there are a lot of things you need to understand about sex before you start wondering what your partner thinks about your penis, or before you start feeling a little too small or too big.

There are many reasons why this seems so important now compared to the past. There are dozens of reasons why the obsession with size has exploded over the years. The main thing has to be porn. Porn tends to favor dicks of a certain size. Since most people are quite used to porn, they tend to see sex through the lens of porn. We intend to change that.

Does it really matter?

If you're concerned about the size of your penis and it doesn't stand out for you, you can be glad to know that size doesn't matter. The perfect answer is that size doesn't matter as much as you thought. It's an answer you didn't expect. Scientific studies show that size does not matter. Some results may vary in detail; most of these results show the same thing. These results suggest that penis size is not as important as most people think. The main reasons for this are as follows.

Sex is Mental

 This is one thing you may have known for years, that sex is as much mental as it is physical. This means that everything starts in the brain. The reason most people believe that size matters is because they are mentally conditioned to think that a bigger penis will help them achieve better. This makes you less confident and can lead to weaker erections or erectile dysfunction. If you are sure and don't care about how big your penis usually is, we can guarantee that the size is just structural. This means that physical size does not matter. It only starts to matter when it's in your head. If your brain is telling you that you're small, it's a good idea to see a therapist and get it sorted before it starts to affect you physically.

People don't know how big is big

 Another problem most people have with the size is comparing themselves to people they see in porn or movies. One thing they may not know is that most people have fairly similar sized penises. Most Americans have erections of 6 inches and very few more than 7 inches. They are very few, only about 2% of the population.

That means you're probably bigger than most guys. The main reason there is a misconception about how big other people's dicks are is easily explained by back pages and craigslist chat rooms and again, porn. If you understand that porn works, and they choose people who express the point of view they are trying to portray, it will help you a lot.

Dealing with the size of your dick

Now that we've explained why size doesn't matter during sex, you may need to know how to adapt to sex regardless of your penis size. The good news is that no matter how big your penis is, you and your partner can still enjoy sex.

If your penis is small

 If your penis is smaller than the average penis, you may already be a little insecure. The good news is that even if you're smaller than average, you can still have great sex and offer your partner some one-on-one time. The most important thing you need to do is build your confidence. The best way to do this is to consult a sex therapist. If you are in a long-term relationship, it might be a good idea to go with your partner. Sex therapists know how to deal with these types of problems and work with sex therapists.

 Another thing you can try is to use positions that make it easier to reach your partner's G-spot. The best positions, if you are smaller than average, are doggy style. Missionary works pretty well too. Moreover, you should try to diversify your sex menu; sex is not just about penetration. You can also try oral sex. Anal sex can make the whole sex session quite satisfying for you and your partner. Size isn't everything. In the end, it all depends on your sexual creativity and how much you are willing to push your sexual urge.

If your penis is too big

 If you hit the other end of the size spectrum, this can be quite a problem. The myth that a bigger penis means better sex is not true. One thing you may not have known is that a larger penis can make sex a nightmare for your partner. A larger penis can cause a lot of pain and it can also affect your partner's orgasmic contractions. The good news, however, is that there are ways to avoid this. The most important thing is to feel comfortable with your penis. The sight of a large penis can be confusing for many people, and over time you may become more confident. Try to build your confidence and you can do it through sex therapy. 

 If your dick is huge, you should focus on other forms of sex to make sure your partner is aroused before penetration. This will make the experience less painful for them and quite pleasant for you. Vibrators and dildos also do a lot of good. If you decide to go the penetrative route, use plenty of lube. Lubrication is essential if you have a larger than average penis. It makes things "smooth". Another thing you should do is try to use sex positions where your partner is in control. Reverse cowgirl does a great job.

Wrapping Up

One thing that is important to note is that there is more to sex than the length or thickness of the penis. Don't stress about things that don't matter!