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Do Women Prefer Big Penis
Sizing up: women prefer slightly larger penises, new study reveals
Researchers asked women to pick from 33 different-sized 3D models made of rigid, odorless, blue plastic – the color was intended to minimize racial cues. Photograph: LAL/Getty Images
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Women chose bigger penises for a one-time sexual encounter versus a long-term partner, showing that the ideal penis is larger than the global average
A new study has revealed that women prefer a slightly larger penis in a one-time sexual partner compared to a long-term partner.
Researchers from the University of California and the University of New Mexico provided women with 33 different-sized 3D penis models made of rigid, odorless, blue plastic (they were blue “to minimize racial skin-color cues”) to choose from. In total, 75 women, ages 18 to 65, took part in the study.
When asked to select the model which represented their preferred penis size in a long-term partner, the average response was 6.3 inches (16cm) in length and 4.8 inches (12.2cm) around. For a one-time sexual experience, the average plastic penis the women chose was slightly larger – 6.4 inches (16.3 cm) long and 5.0 inches (12.7cm) in circumference.
Previous studies had presented women with 2D, flaccid penises, so this is the first research to provide hard evidence that women’s ideal penises are slightly larger than average penis size.
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The women in the study chose penises that were, on average, larger than those on supply. The average erect penis is 5.2 inches (13.1cm) long, and 4.6 inches (11.7cm) in circumference, according to a global analysis of 15,000 phalluses published last year. The interactive below, created by Nick Evershed , allows you to explore those averages.
Sexual psychophysiologist Dr Nicole Prause and a team of researchers also gave the women a questionnaire about their past sexual experiences. Their responses revealed a diversity of first-hand penis encounters, ranging from 2.5 inches in length to 8 inches. Some women also said that they had ended a relationship partly because of their partner’s penis size – 7% of women said because their partner’s penis had been “too large”, and 20% said it had been “too small”.
In August, Dr Prause spoke to the Guardian about female pleasure as part of a video series Vagina Dispatches .

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It's likely the case that almost every man has some strong feelings in regards to his penis. 
Whether he's been shown studies about average penis size, read articles about whether "penis size matters" or is just convinced from years of pornography that sexual satisfaction is inherently tied to larger penises, the average man likely has some ideas in his head about how big he is in comparison to everyone else. 
At this point, it's a cultural norm to assume there's a perfect penis size, or at least a minimum limit to meet for your sexual partners to give them the "ideal penis" experience. Like a “You Must Be This Tall to Ride” sign, standing ominous and menacing overhead.
This age-old question isn't going anywhere. In fact, penis preference has likely even taken on a more important place in the confidence of men than it occupies for the women asked to rate penis sizes in the first place. 
Let's get to the point: whether you're measuring out of fear, or wishing that you had a larger penis or you’re just curious about what specific penis size women have rated the "best," every guy wants to know how he stacks up. 
Before we dig into the ol’ meat and potatoes, we want to take just a second to remind everyone: there’s no real “normal.”
But we do get it. As a Harvard Medical School article explained , penis size has long been a preoccupation of men and boys—a concern from adolescence on. 
That article (which you should read) is by a father, writing of his son’s concerns about inadequacy.
Maybe it’s relatable to you: the worry about whether “it” is big enough and satisfying enough to help you secure love, approval or whatever else you may associate with penis size. 
And that’s a shame, because truth be told, most people believe — as you’ll soon read — the average size is far bigger than it actually is .
Millions of people likely search for this exact information every day. What if we told you the number was nine inches? (Quick spoiler: it’s not — no need for a panic attack, fellas.)
Are there women out there who think nine inches is the perfect penis size? We wince just thinking about it, but maybe. 
And are there plenty of women out there who would *gulp* cut that nine inches in half and say that’s ideal? Sure.
The thing you need to remember is that, regardless of what you read on the internet, penis size preference is a highly individualized and subjective question. 
If you have a long-term partner that you’re self-conscious about pleasing, their answer is far more important than any survey or study. 
Why then do men worry so much? Well, it has to do with false perceptions. 
For instance, a 2021 review found that most men believe the average penis length falls somewhere above six inches, when in fact, that information comes from self-reported studies that weren’t in keeping with other measuring methodologies. 
The review in question, instead, pointed to a collection of 21 (non-self-reported) previous studies that found the average stretched penis length is 5.11 inches, and the average erect penis is between 5.1 inches and 5.5 inches. 
This review was important, because it connected these false perceptions about “normal” to a growing interest in men considering penile lengthening surgery; most men seeking surgery have normal-sized penises.
A 2015 study , meanwhile, asked women to determine their ideal preferred size based on 3D models. What the study found may have been a bit surprising: women don’t just have one preference. 
Women were found to prefer an erect penis size of about 6.4 inches in length and five inches in circumference for one-time partners, but for long-term relationships, the number actually shrank (sorry for the word choice) a bit to 6.3 inches and 4.8 inches in circumference. 
This study was apparently working off of the self-reported averages, because it concluded that women “prefer” penises only slightly larger than average.
Here’s something else we found interesting: a 2017 study tried to determine the ideal penis size by looking at the bestselling “realistic dildos” on Amazon, and compared those results with other online retailers and a brick and mortar store’s bestsellers in San Francisco. 
They found that the average length was about 6.5 inches, with a girth that was about five inches.
So are men under six inches outta luck without surgery? Well, not so fast. 
Women’s preferences for penis size in the first study may have been determined mathematically, but penis size preference isn’t the only factor to be considered. 
Take, for example, a 2001 study of the preferences of 50 undergraduate women. The study asked women whether size made a difference in satisfaction, and whether length or width was more important. 
Forty-five out of the 50 reported that width was the most important characteristic, with just five reporting length — and none of them not having an opinion.
What we’re getting at here is that, even with raw data, a lot of these numbers don’t tell you much. 
Self-reported information is frequently flawed because (as every guy knows) there are plenty of ways to measure a penis — and most of them are wrong. 
Try as we might, we couldn’t find the National Institutes of Health’s “Great Guide To Accurate Penis Measuring” book anywhere. Drats! 
And between the relatively small study sizes, the wide range of preferences established in these studies and the lack of big-picture thinking about what satisfying sex really is, we think it’s safe to say that even if you’re coming up a bit “short” (ugh, sorry — the puns keep writing themselves), there’re not a lot of reasons to focus on the size of your dick as the sole measurement of your partner’s pleasure.
A review published by the International Journal of Impotence Research found that while many studies (including a few mentioned above) have attempted to create a measurement system, there has been insufficient attention given to creating a common system for measuring, or to creating a comprehensive framework for contextualizing the data.
This study looked at data from decades and decades of other studies, and the biggest conclusion they came to in our opinion is that no two people likely have the exact same rubric for how to measure. 
Measuring flaccid penises as opposed to the erect penis makes no difference—it’s all hypothetical until you’re with a real partner with real preferences.
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So, if your penis length doesn’t really matter, what should you focus on? Maybe the metric is how long your sex is lasting. 
This is also a complicated question to answer—partners may finish at different times, or need different stimulation to achieve orgasm. 
Let’s go to the numbers again: a study found that typical intercourse sessions last between three and 13 minutes. 
The study’s conclusions determined that the ideal number is between seven and 13 minutes, while 10 to 30 minutes is mostly too long. 
They believed that three to 10 minutes is “adequate,” and while these numbers are again subjective, that does give everyone a barometer from which to start with new partners. 
If you’re having trouble getting over the three-minute or seven-minute mark, you may be dealing with premature ejaculation , which is considered one of the most common sexual dysfunction conditions affecting men (the other, you can probably guess, is erectile dysfunction).
There are factors associated with premature ejaculation you should watch out for: prostate issues, hormone level imbalances and/or serotonin issues may be contributing factors in your penile performance. 
So, how do you address these? Exercises like kegels are great for helping men strengthen pelvic muscles and increase their ejaculatory control.  
Another might be seeking medication; studies have shown that antidepressant SSRIs (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors) can successfully improve PE problems over time. 
Hims offers one such treatment, sertraline , for premature ejaculation. 
If you’re experiencing any of these issues, talk to a healthcare professional and get them addressed for your health, and your sexual happiness.
Pleasure isn’t necessarily relative, but it’s about more than measurements and hitting an average. 
Your partner may have difficulty with penetrative sex, or they may prefer other ways of enjoying intimacy with you. If you’re on the larger side, they may even avoid penetrative sex because you’re too big. 
The point, we hope, isn’t a literal dick measuring contest, but to make the person you love feel good. How you do that, then, has more to do with techniques, and with your performance. 
If you’re struggling to perform, part of that may be accepting your body and your penis the way they are. Part of the equation may also be taking better care of both of them with diet and exercise habits that will improve your performance.
Feelings of inadequacy can lead directly to psychologically induced performance anxiety, which can lead to erectile dysfunction . 
If you’re suffering from performance anxiety, you should have a conversation with your partner about it, and consider talking with a mental health professional.
Get back to enjoying the sex you can have. And put down the ruler.
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What size does an African girl prefer?
Do girls care about their boyfriends' sizes?
If women had the choice would they go out with a well-endowed guy or someone who is quite normal-sized?
What people are living proof that size doesn't matter?
Of all women that believe size doesn't matter, how many have actually been with a big guy?
What size does an African girl prefer?
Do girls care about their boyfriends' sizes?
If women had the choice would they go out with a well-endowed guy or someone who is quite normal-sized?
What people are living proof that size doesn't matter?
Of all women that believe size doesn't matter, how many have actually been with a big guy?
I know they say size doesn't matter but does a woman subconsciously judge a man based on his size?
Do women prefer well-endowed men and what does it do for them?
Are women happy with what their man has, or is the saying 'It's not the size, it's how you use it' used to make their man feel better?
Do women prefer girth or length? I'm 8 length 6 round.
What size does an African girl prefer?
Do girls care about their boyfriends' sizes?
If women had the choice would they go out with a well-endowed guy or someone who is quite normal-sized?
What people are living proof that size doesn't matter?
Of all women that believe size doesn't matter, how many have actually been with a big guy?
I know they say size doesn't matter but does a woman subconsciously judge a man based on his size?
Do women prefer well-endowed men and what does it do for them?
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Very few, and I can tell you this from personal experience as a man with a very large penis.
You'll often hear some women claim that they like big ones while trying to belittle and shame men with average or smaller ones, they do it to put themselves in a dominant position socially speaking by making most men feel insecure about their penis, and not because they actually like big ones.
I have met many women who acted like no penis was too big for them, that is until they actually find themselves in front of mine. I'm about 30cm when fully erect (that's 11.8in for you Americans) with a mid-shaft g
Very few, and I can tell you this from personal experience as a man with a very large penis.
You'll often hear some women claim that they like big ones while trying to belittle and shame men with average or smaller ones, they do it to put themselves in a dominant position socially speaking by making most men feel insecure about their penis, and not because they actually like big ones.
I have met many women who acted like no penis was too big for them, that is until they actually find themselves in front of mine. I'm about 30cm when fully erect (that's 11.8in for you Americans) with a mid-shaft girth of 23cm (9in), and I have to stress when I do get fully erect which isn't always guaranteed at my size unless I'm really horny.
Back to the women, 99% who claim to like big ones say that I'm way too big and that there's no way they are taking it in, but they can still give me a handjob or try to suck it which usually ends up being licks and nothing more since it's also too big for their mouth. You should see women trying to handle a penis like mine, which isn't like handling an average one, they don't know what to do with it, most are plain awful.
The ones who try to take it usually can't get past the tip of it and if I try to go any further it causes them excruciating pain, I have even had women pass out and their vagina start bleeding (they were not virgins) when I went a little too hard on them, well fortunately they were fine, but they can't consent to it if they are unconscious.
At my size I can definitely confirm that vaginas come in all sizes, with some being so tight I can't even get in, they also change as women age, usually getting looser but not always. Younger women (18–25) I usually struggle to get in when it's possible at all, but moms usually love me especially soon after after giving birth because I make them feel 'full'.
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