Yes, pe% is size does matter, but not in the way that you may think.

After asking several hundred women over 18 years old, sizes, ethnicities, and se* ual habits, 82% of these women answered that were happy with a pe% is that was big enough to satisfy them, which averaged at about 6 inches, that is just about the average pe% is size for men.

Pe% ises much larger than average can cause some difficulties during s* x.

In fact, many women who dated men with abnormally larger pe% ises complained that they weren't able to comfortably enjoy certain se#ual positions, nor were they able to adequately give oral s# *x.

But... when asked whether length or girth was more important, most women opted for girth, as they claimed to enjoy the feeling of a thick pe% is against their vag% nal walls rather than having an unusually long pe% is poking against their insides.

The length has to be proportional to the width.

And what would that be? I suppose that would be the average.

Other important things:

56% expect a pe% is to more or less match the complexion of the rest of a man's body.

23% expect a pe% is to feel very smooth.

21% weren't very happy about an abundance of vei ns.

So, if you're below average, you have two options:

- You can also try some methods to enlarge your pe% is...

What is the average pe% is size?

For most men, the size of the pe% is is a measure of masculinity and one's ability to satisfy another person se##ually.

Due to this, pe# is size can have a significant impact on your self-esteem and self-confidence.

Having a smaller than average size pe% is can lead to feelings of anxiety and fear of intimacy.

Hundreds of studies and researches have been made to determine the average pe% is size.

 

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