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helen5431 wrote:to be honest..i dont like big penises. i am a petite 21 yr old and for me sex just hurts with a big penis so is not enjoyable at all as is enough to put you off sex altogether!!!!!
gewoon wrote:helen5431 wrote:to be honest..i dont like big penises. i am a petite 21 yr old and for me sex just hurts with a big penis so is not enjoyable at all as is enough to put you off sex altogether!!!!!
90% of the men are like 5-6,5 inch. so you will be fine to find somethings nice and realistic for yourself to play with.
And its also bit nicer for Anal.
gewoon wrote:helen5431 wrote:to be honest..i dont like big penises. i am a petite 21 yr old and for me sex just hurts with a big penis so is not enjoyable at all as is enough to put you off sex altogether!!!!!
90% of the men are like 5-6,5 inch. so you will be fine to find somethings nice and realistic for yourself to play with.
And its also bit nicer for Anal.
helen5431 wrote:my boyfriend is big...and it hurts but he understands and we try to make it work sometimes but sometimes it just doesnt! but i love him to bits and am not going to leave him for his C*** size lol ahhhhhh
Usquanigo wrote:gewoon wrote:helen5431 wrote:to be honest..i dont like big penises. i am a petite 21 yr old and for me sex just hurts with a big penis so is not enjoyable at all as is enough to put you off sex altogether!!!!!
90% of the men are like 5-6,5 inch. so you will be fine to find somethings nice and realistic for yourself to play with.
And its also bit nicer for Anal.
To be more precise, the average size, according to a research study performed by Lifestyles Condoms on volunteers in which a researcher did the measuring maintaining proper standard across the whole sample - the average length is 5.877 inches (roughly 5 and 7/8"), or 14.928cm. The average girth (aka, circumference) was 4.972 inches or 12.63cm. 53.33% of the sample measured between 4.725 inches (12cm) and 5.118 inches (13cm).
The sample ranged across races and age groups, and was made up entirely of volunteers (which means most likely people who thought they had something to be proud of). That means that the numbers could potentially be skewed artificially high.
Also of note, the average is actually higher than the median. Meaning, the majority of men actually fall below the average measurement numbers.
Anybody quoting higher numbers is either pulling numbers out of their ass (perhaps totally off the cuff, perhaps based on incorrect estimations of very limited personal experience), or is quoted older studies in which men self-measured (and thereby either measured incorrectly/inconsistently, or added a little on the top to look better).
It's not really a big deal, but those older studies, like the Kinsey one, get over-quoted so often that people assume it to be true, and real data get's forgotten about, leaving incorrect impressions.
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