What to do if you are worried about your penis

We guarantee that no one will worry about your penis size as much as you do – so if you are worried

The first thing to remember is that if you are worried about the size of your penis, it is that no one or will never consider your penis size as you do.

Having said that, it’s really common to worry about your penis! More generally, it makes people worry about their body and their appearance. About 50% of people with penis are worried that their penis is small. But why are we so obsessed?

Four things that may be blamed

The penis is often regarded as a symbol of strength. However, expectations of power can cause great anxiety and stress to people because of whether their penis is “enough” enough.

Most intuitive people see other penis when watching porn. Porn is not an accurate representation of what is truly gender. More specifically, it doesn’t show the appearance of most people’s penis. They are usually much larger than average in porn.

People exaggerate or overestimate the average size of penis. It is tricky to accurately study the “usually private” body parts, especially when the stress around “bigger = better”.

Angle! Our penis are smaller than we actually are because we look down at them. If you are looking for self-improvement: Get an erection, partner to the bathroom mirror and look at a better angle.

Note: Not everyone with a penis is a man, which is why we will refer mainly to “people with a penis” rather than “men”.

science

If you are reading this, you may be worried about having a small penis. But, for the sake of small concerns, shouldn’t you know what the average is?

During puberty (usually between 11-18 years old), for people with penis, the penis and testicles begin to grow. But until people are 21 years old, they don’t stop growing completely. If you are young, your penis (and body) may not have stopped growing.

Getting an accurate answer in terms of penis size is tricky, but current research shows that adult penis usually ranges from about 13-18 cm (5-7 inches) When upright. When soft, the penis size changes greatly, for example, depending on the temperature. It is also common for the penis to bend slightly to the left or right when upright. Just like any body part, every penis is different. This is normal!

A myth

The size of your penis is absolutely no good and pleasant connection to gender. More specifically, it has no connection with the extent to which the other person will like him. It’s better to know what you and your partner like, rather than worrying about measuring or comparing sizes. The only way to find out what works best for you is to explore and try, communicate and stay safe.

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