| Penis Size
 Question from a senior male student at UCSD:
                  I've always wanted to have a longer penis, my
                  sexual partners hardly reach orgasm, is it the
                  performance or the size of my penis? If the size
                  doesn't matter, how can I improve it? If the size
                  really matters, then what is your advice?
 Dr. Caron's answer: Woody Allen once said
                  that he was the only man he knew who suffered penis
                  envy. I think he was wrong. It's fairly common for
                  men to worry about their penis size. Some people
                  have suggested that since the growth of the penis
                  is one of the marks of puberty, somehow the
                  association between penis size and manhood is made.
                  Unfortunately, men's magazine's frequently
                  advertise penis enlargers which exploit male
                  anxieties (and don't work, by the way!). In it's
                  unerect or unaroused state the penis is usually
                  between 2-1/2 to 4 inches. In it's erect state the
                  penis is usually 5 to 7 inches. Some are slightly
                  smaller, some are slightly larger. It's important
                  to know there is no relationship between the size
                  of a man's penis and his ability to have sexual
                  intercourse or to excite his partner. A larger
                  penis will not make a woman have an orgasm any more
                  that a smaller one will. The clitoris is located
                  outside and above the entrance to the vagina.
                  Perhaps talking with your partner about what would
                  feel good to lead her to orgasm (in terms of
                  touching or techniques) would be helpful. © 2008, Sandra L.
                  Caron*    *    * It is not sex that gives the pleasure, but the
                  lover. - Marge Piercy American teens have the worst of all
                  worlds...Our children are bombarded and confronted
                  with sexual messages, sexual exploitation, and all
                  manner of sexual criticism. But our society is by
                  and large sexually illiterate. Faye Westheimer
 
 Dr. Sandra L.
                  Caron is a professor of human sexuality at the
                  University of Maine. To submit a question to Dr.
                  Caron or chat with your peers visit
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