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In most cases, yes, a penis of 4 inches is too small, especially if that’s the size of your penis when it is erect (hard). A penis of 4 inches is too small if you would like to have sex in the missionary position (man on top). I’ve surveyed many women by posting polls on various forums, and also based on a personal experience, a 4 inch penis is not enough to do the job. It may be nice to some women at first, but as time goes by, your woman’s vagina will start to loosen up a bit, and this can be bad news for you. In the long run, this can usually lead to your woman being generally unhappy and unsatisfied, and eventually cheating on you. What hurts the most is the fact that, the truth is, the sight of a bigger penis will arouse any woman. Most women, once coming across a big penis, will greet it in disbelief. They will hold it, stare at it, and utter words that will only arouse the beholders ego, “wow.. It’s so… big..” – Any guy would love to hear that.
This is however not the same for men with smaller penises. In most cases, even if you are with a nice, caring woman who understands, no woman can deny that a big penis turns them on. That’s when you start to think and feel sorry for yourself. “What if she finds someone better? What if a guy with a bigger penis comes along one day?” – Any man can just come along and show your woman what she’s missing out on. Chances are, if you are her first boyfriend, or the first person she’s had sex with, she will think your penis is “big” because she hasn’t seen any other penises to compare. And when a man with something more to offer comes into the picture, that’s when we really start to worry, get jealous, and even become defensive and controlling. After a while, it starts to really affect our thought patterns and how we perceive things. We generally start to become paranoid, and this can often lead many men into becoming even more insecure with themselves, and even worse, it may lead to breakup, and giving up on the relationship at hand.
This can also be a problem in many real life situations, especially when you are meeting a new girl, or your girlfriend, or if she decides to invite you over to her place, or who knows, she may even decide to invite HERSELF over to YOUR place. But, either way, this can be very frustrating, and possibly the most frustrating situation any male could be in.
Sometimes unexpected things happen. What you thought would be an innocent get together turns out to be your worst nightmare. Things somehow start to heat up a little bit, and the tension between the two of you starts to rise, and before you know it, you both start kissing passionately, until she utters those words that drive any male off the roof, “I can’t take it anymore, let’s have sex now!”
You find yourself getting highly aroused and all you really want to do at that moment is to have sex with her, but that’s exactly when the painful realizations start to sink in. That’s when you find yourself coming back to your senses and your insecurity starts to really take over. Questions like, “will she laugh when she sees my penis?”, “will the size of my penis turn her off and ultimately kill the mood for both of us?”, and, “what if she tells other people how small my penis is!?” start to fill your mind and take over you. You then make the embarrassing decision to back out and use any excuse you can think of. You can’t
Thousands of men who are about to get lucky find themselves in this exact same situation everyday! And for most of us out there who are put in this situation, it’s exceedingly hard to stomach what we missed out on, and we tend to feel sorry for ourselves and beat ourselves up about it. It’s a horrible truth that many of us have to come by, but I just want to tell you that, although things may seem hopeless, there is hope, and there IS something you can do about it!
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It is one of nature's weirdest wangs.
Scientists in Australia have uncovered the mystery behind the bizarre four-headed echidna penis by creating an advanced 3D model of the peculiar organ.
There are four species of echidnas that, along with platypuses , make up a unique group known as monotremes — the smallest of the three mammal groups — whose members lay eggs like birds and fish, but also produce milk like other mammals. Much about this group remains a mystery, the study researchers said.
One of the biggest monotreme mysteries is the echidna penis, which has four separate heads, or glans, at the end of the shaft. If that wasn't weird enough, only two of the heads are used during each erection, and echidnas can alternate between which two they use.
"Exactly how echidnas do this has always been a mystery," the study researchers said in a statement . "But for the first time we have untangled what is going on anatomically."
In addition to their distinctive shape, echidna penises are also unusual because, unlike those of most other mammals, they are used only for sexual reproduction and not urination. Instead, echidnas use a cloaca — a multipurpose opening for urinating, defecating and, in females, egg laying. When not in use, echidnas' penises are retracted inside their bodies and emerge through the cloacal opening when erect; their testes, which unusually have no scrotum, remain inside their bodies all the time.
In addition to their unconventional genitalia, echidnas' sperm are also unconventional and have the astonishing ability of being able to work as a team.
"Ejaculated semen samples contained bundles of up to 100 sperm that are joined at the tip of their heads so they form a sphere-like shape," Jane Fenelon, lead author of the study and a reproductive biologist at the University of Melbourne, told Live Science. "These bundles have been observed to swim progressively forward in a vigorous and coordinated pattern, and bigger bundles seem to swim better than individual sperm or smaller bundles."
Very few animals' sperm are known to do this, and the reason behind it is unknown, Fenelon said.
To understand more about how echidna penises work, Fenelon's team turned to short-beaked echidnas ( Tachyglossus aculeatus ) at a wildlife sanctuary in Australia. Unfortunately, rescued echidnas tend to have injuries, usually inflicted by road collisions, that are so severe the animals are often euthanized. But luckily for the researchers, the euthanized echidnas' penises are still in good enough shape to study, Fenelon said.
Researchers took the euthanized echidnas and created 3D models of their penises using specialized CT scans . Normal CT scans only detect hard tissue like bones, so the researchers stained the penises with iodine to enable the soft tissues to be mapped out.
"This meant we could create a 3D model of the whole echidna penis and its important internal structures in order to see how it operates," the researchers wrote.
The 3D computer model revealed that the urethral tube, which the sperm moves through, splits below the heads into two separate tubes, which each split again to allow for sperm to be delivered to each of the four heads. This makes sense, but the finding did not explain why only two of the heads are used during sex.
"Initially, we thought we'd find some sort of valve mechanism" that would "control the one-sided action seen in echidna," the researchers wrote. But instead of a valve, they found that it was actually the type of tissue within the penis that was responsible.
Mammalian penises consist of two main types of erectile tissue — the corpus cavernosum and the corpus spongiosum. Both tissues fill with blood during an erection, but the role of the corpus cavernosum is predominantly to provide a rigid structure to the penis, whereas the corpus spongiosum keeps the urethral tube open to allow sperm to pass through.
Each tissue starts off as two different structures at the base of the penis. In most mammals, the two corpus spongiosum structures merge into one. while the corpus cavernosum remains separated. But in short-beaked echidnas, the cavernosum was merged while the spongiosum remained separate. This separate spongiosum tissue is what allows echidnas to erect each half, or pair of heads, independently from the other, the researchers said.
"We're not really sure" why this is beneficial to the echidna males, Fenelon said, "but we think it could be an advantage for male-male competition for females."
During a separate experiment on a living but anesthetized echidna, the researchers found that by alternating pairs of heads the individual could ejaculate 10 times in a row without significant pause. This may allow some males to gain an advantage over others, but more experiments are needed to confirm this idea.
The study was published online April 29 in the journal Sexual Development .
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It is one of nature's weirdest wangs.
Scientists in Australia have uncovered the mystery behind the bizarre four-headed echidna penis by creating an advanced 3D model of the peculiar organ.
There are four species of echidnas that, along with platypuses , make up a unique group known as monotremes — the smallest of the three mammal groups — whose members lay eggs like birds and fish, but also produce milk like other mammals. Much about this group remains a mystery, the study researchers said.
One of the biggest monotreme mysteries is the echidna penis, which has four separate heads, or glans, at the end of the shaft. If that wasn't weird enough, only two of the heads are used during each erection, and echidnas can alternate between which two they use.
"Exactly how echidnas do this has always been a mystery," the study researchers said in a statement . "But for the first time we have untangled what is going on anatomically."
In addition to their distinctive shape, echidna penises are also unusual because, unlike those of most other mammals, they are used only for sexual reproduction and not urination. Instead, echidnas use a cloaca — a multipurpose opening for urinating, defecating and, in females, egg laying. When not in use, echidnas' penises are retracted inside their bodies and emerge through the cloacal opening when erect; their testes, which unusually have no scrotum, remain inside their bodies all the time.
In addition to their unconventional genitalia, echidnas' sperm are also unconventional and have the astonishing ability of being able to work as a team.
"Ejaculated semen samples contained bundles of up to 100 sperm that are joined at the tip of their heads so they form a sphere-like shape," Jane Fenelon, lead author of the study and a reproductive biologist at the University of Melbourne, told Live Science. "These bundles have been observed to swim progressively forward in a vigorous and coordinated pattern, and bigger bundles seem to swim better than individual sperm or smaller bundles."
Very few animals' sperm are known to do this, and the reason behind it is unknown, Fenelon said.
To understand more about how echidna penises work, Fenelon's team turned to short-beaked echidnas ( Tachyglossus aculeatus ) at a wildlife sanctuary in Australia. Unfortunately, rescued echidnas tend to have injuries, usually inflicted by road collisions, that are so severe the animals are often euthanized. But luckily for the researchers, the euthanized echidnas' penises are still in good enough shape to study, Fenelon said.
Researchers took the euthanized echidnas and created 3D models of their penises using specialized CT scans . Normal CT scans only detect hard tissue like bones, so the researchers stained the penises with iodine to enable the soft tissues to be mapped out.
"This meant we could create a 3D model of the whole echidna penis and its important internal structures in order to see how it operates," the researchers wrote.
The 3D computer model revealed that the urethral tube, which the sperm moves through, splits below the heads into two separate tubes, which each split again to allow for sperm to be delivered to each of the four heads. This makes sense, but the finding did not explain why only two of the heads are used during sex.
"Initially, we thought we'd find some sort of valve mechanism" that would "control the one-sided action seen in echidna," the researchers wrote. But instead of a valve, they found that it was actually the type of tissue within the penis that was responsible.
Mammalian penises consist of two main types of erectile tissue — the corpus cavernosum and the corpus spongiosum. Both tissues fill with blood during an erection, but the role of the corpus cavernosum is predominantly to provide a rigid structure to the penis, whereas the corpus spongiosum keeps the urethral tube open to allow sperm to pass through.
Each tissue starts off as two different structures at the base of the penis. In most mammals, the two corpus spongiosum structures merge into one. while the corpus cavernosum remains separated. But in short-beaked echidnas, the cavernosum was merged while the spongiosum remained separate. This separate spongiosum tissue is what allows echidnas to erect
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