Does the size of a man's private parts affect his ability to have sex?

Does the size of a man's private parts affect his sex life? In fact, the size of the private parts is not very important for women's sexual satisfaction. The 2/3 of the private parts are not very sensitive to stimulation of men's private parts; during sexual intercourse, the friction and stimulation between the two make women feel pleasure. And in fact, due to the elasticity of the female private parts, it normally only expands to the size that fits the male private parts. Therefore, there is no need to worry if the male private parts are small. As long as the male private parts can erect and enter the female for sexual intercourse, it meets the standards.

For the vast majority of couples, genital size is a good match. The harmony of sexual life depends mainly on the emotional integration and close cooperation of both parties, as well as the sexual function (such as the firmness and duration of men's erections), rather than the size of the man. Especially for newlyweds, since the tension in the woman's private parts is higher and both parties lack experience, they need more encouragement and consideration for each other. It is worth noting that those who worry too much about the size of their men are likely to have difficulty in sexual intercourse due to mental stress. This is because excessive worry and fear can cause continuous tension in the cerebral cortex, affect the normal secretory function of the hypothalamus-pituitary-gonad axis through the brain, affect the normal excitement of the sexual nerves, and thus make sexual life disharmonious. Men who are too big should be careful when they are newly married. They should not be rough during sexual intercourse, and men should not penetrate women too deeply to avoid causing excessive tearing of the hymen or laceration of the woman's private parts.

Although true little man deformities are rare, they do exist. Small refers to the fact that males are still in a child-like state after entering puberty. Some people also believe that if the length is less than 2.5 cm before puberty and still less than 5 cm after puberty, it is a minor case. It is also accompanied by abnormal development and lack of erectile function; underdeveloped secondary sexual characteristics, infertility, sexual dysfunction, etc., and often no sperm. Some of them are pathological. For example, abnormalities in the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, testicles, and chromosomes. For these people, you should rely on doctors for diagnosis and treatment, and not just guess on your own.

It is the most visible and most talked about sexual organ of men. Many men, like women who are concerned about the size of their breasts, are worried about the size of their breasts and are afraid that it will affect their sex life. According to relevant survey reports, a man's size is actually irrelevant to a woman's sexual satisfaction. Although most men know this, about one-third of them still doubt whether the situation will be better if their penis is longer or thicker; some also believe that the bigger the husband's penis is during sex, the easier it is for the wife to get sexual satisfaction. In fact, these perceptions are wrong.

The length of the flaccid state varies greatly from person to person. Even for the same person, the size of the pain may be different in different mental states (such as tension) and different environments (such as being cold or hot). But when erect or stretched, these size differences become much smaller. That is to say, the one that is larger when flaccid will increase in size to a smaller extent after erection; while the one that is smaller when flaccid will increase in size to a larger extent after erection. The erection lengths of the two are almost the same, and the original gap has been made up.