Does it really matter to women?
When it comes to sex, probably the most common question we hear from guys is "does penis size really matter?" It seems to be a question men ask, even though deep down they're pretty sure they already know the answer. We hate to be the ones to tell you guys, but unfortunately the truth is, yes - size matters!
We hear from hundreds of women every month, wondering which enhancement methods work best. These letters usually start with "My husband has a small penis" or "My boyfriends penis is too small - what can I do?" Although there are many options available for men to enlarge their penis, many women aren't sure if it's something they should bring up or keep to themselves. Judging from what we've seen - a lot of women are keeping it to themselves.
Some studies by Masters & Johnson have revealed that as many as 84% of women wish their lover had a larger penis. Some people have jokingly added that the other 16% were just lying to make their partners feel better! Kidding aside - it is true that not every woman wants or craves their man to have a larger penis. Some men do quite well with what they have - and their partners may be quite satisfied. It's just like how large breasts aren't important to some guys - but for many men they are. The fact is that penis size is very important to many women- and here are the reasons they give as to why.
Why Penis Size Matters to Women
- A Big Penis Gives More Sensation
- Hits G-Spot More Often
- Feels Fuller and More Satisfying
- Better Chance of Giving Woman Orgasm
- More Sexual Pleasure and Satisfaction
- More Intense and Multiple Orgasms
Penis Size - Yes, size DOES matter.
The fact is that women seem to desire a big penis for many reasons. Some say it gives them noticeably more pleasure. Others say that just seeing a big penis is more visually stimulating and makes them more aroused for sex. Many have just never seen a truly huge penis and are thrilled with the experience of finally getting to work with a big penis.
Many women have problems bringing their partner's small penis to their attention, and sometimes resentment can build because the woman feels she is being deprived of a truly enjoyable sexual experience. Here are some "small penis" stories we have received from women who have been affected by a small penis and the relationship problems that can follow.
This story is from Katie in New York:
"I have been dating a man who I think is wonderful. We have so much in common, and everything is great. The problem is that when we have intercourse, I can't feel his penis inside of me. There is also no contact with my clitoris. It doesn't matter how long he goes, I can't feel his cock. With other partners, I can reach orgasm within a couple of minutes, but he is so small, I just can't. I feel embarrassed going on about specifics, but his penis is about 4 1/2 inches long and very thin.
I try to tell myself that it doesn't matter, but the fact is that I deserve to have good sex and to have orgasms. Not only can I not come, but I am worried that he can't feel much either, which makes me feel like less of a woman with him. I don't know what other women do in this situation, but I'm confused and upset. This guy and I get along so well, and everything is so great, but the sex is so unsatisfying. What can I do?"
