The size of a man’s genitals does not affect a woman’s sexual well-being

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　　Genital size has little to do with body shape

　　for male Genital, Guangzhou Red Cross Society Hospital Deng Minduan, deputy chief physician of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, said, clinical Many men online think their penises are not big enough, and most female They are afraid that their partner will be "too big".

　　According to a survey by the Kinsey Institute in the United States, the length of the male penis in the erect state varies greatly, with the longest reaching 33 cm and the shortest only 4.45 cm - of course, normal people will not be so extreme. Another study said that there is a certain linear relationship between penis length and height, but the contribution coefficient of height is very small. For example, the difference in penis size between a person with a height of 1.50 meters and a person with a height of 1.90 meters is very limited. Other studies have found that there are significant differences in penis size when in a non-erect state, but they are almost the same after erection.

　　Deng Minduan said that when men see other people's genitals in toilets, locker rooms and other places, they always peek at them from the side, while when they look at themselves, they observe them from top to bottom. The different perspectives create the illusion of being "inferior", and they generally cannot see other people's erections. In addition, many medical advertisements for "extended" and "enlarged" genitals are also misleading men intentionally or unintentionally, giving people the impression that they are "not big enough" and even leading to inferiority complex.

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