Male organ Growth - Reality or Fiction?
Given the large variations in human penis sizes, discord and dissatisfaction with one's self are unavoidable. The longest erect penis recorded through the famous Kinsey surveys was a shocking ten inches. That's nothing compared to the 12" and 14" behemoths reported in "L'Ethnologie du Sens Genitale", and in Dr. David Reuben's "Everything You Always Wished to Know About Sex", respectively. If that produces you wish to cry, wait till you hear the good thing - the shortest functioning erect penis measurement according to the Kinsey survey was 1 inch. There are, however, some reports in medical literature of penises that do not extend beyond 1 cm. when fully erect. Finally, just so you can know which side of the fence you are hanging from, a study by the Lifestyles Condom Co. indicated that the average erect amount of a man sex organ is 5.877 inches.
Women have often been reassuring towards their mates in this regard. "Size doesn't matter", they'd say. Few men really believe that. In an on the web poll that asked if respondents felt that penis size is important in a man's capability to sexually satisfy a partner, 46% of the respondents answered "Very much: Penis size makes an impact in a man's capability to sexually satisfy a partner ".Only 13% responded "Never: Penis size makes no difference in a man's capability to sexually satisfy a partner ".The poll did not mention how most of the respondents were women and just how many were men, but the truth is - men and women believe that size still does matter!
In "The Beefcaking of America," (Psychology Today November/December 1994 issue) Jill Neimark reported the findings from a questionnaire completed by some 1500 male and female readers. The Neimark report suggests a significant subset of women who are financially independent and rate themselves as physically attractive place a high value on male appearance. A small group unabashedly declared not merely an rather unsurprising strong preference for better-looking men, they also indicated they cared more about penis size, both width and length, than about the physical appearance of the man.
Niemark's survey results also implies that men believe their appearance has a larger impact on women than many women actually acknowledge. Men indicated they feel their specific physical features, from hairline to penis size, strongly influence their personal acceptability by women. "Size does matter ".By the amount of sites Google.com returns on a look for "penis enlargement", that seems to become a pretty popular opinion. So long as there are men out there caught with 14" monsters, the remaining portion of the mortals will continue steadily to judge themselves and pray at the altar of exactly what grants bigger penises. The outcome of penis enlargement are not always pretty, considering the many methods that are purportedly effective. Claims range from the scientific to the outrageous, and many of them can be downright nasty. Unlike lizards, men do not have the energy to regenerate lost appendages, so it's highly advisable to do a little research before fooling around with Mother Nature's precious gifts.