Do women think a man's size is important?

Many men have concerns about their sex lives, which sexologists call "bedroom worries." Recently, the American "Online Medical Doctor" published 12 questions to test men's sexual knowledge. Check them out and see if these are the reasons for your worries.

1. “Women don’t like men with chest hair.” Is this statement correct? A. Correct, B. Incorrect.

The answer is: B. Women feel differently. Some women like photos of male models or celebrities without chest hair, but other women think men with chest hair are sexier.

2. Is the size of a man’s penis important to women? A. True, B. False.

The answer is: B. A survey found that only 1% of women think that penis length is "very important", and more than 50% of women think that penis length is not important at all, and how thick the penis is does not matter much.

3. What is the average length of an adult male’s erect penis? A. 10~12.7 cm, B. 12.7~15 cm, C. 17.8~20 cm, D. 20~22.9 cm.

The answer is: B. The penis is about 9 cm long when flaccid and doubles in length when erect.

4. “A woman’s sexual satisfaction depends on her husband’s ability to make her orgasm.” Is this statement correct? A. True, B. False.

The answer is: B. Multiple studies have shown that when asked about their most satisfying sexual experience, many women do mention orgasm, but at the same time, they are more likely to mention feeling loved, passion, pleasure, arousal, mood and communication with their partner.

5. “Most couples enjoy sex less after the man wears a condom.” Is this statement true? A. True, B. False.

The answer is: B. A large-scale survey found that there is no difference between wearing a condom and not wearing a condom during sex, and wearing a condom does not affect orgasm.

6. Among married men aged 50 to 59, what percentage have not had sex in the past year? A. 8%, B. 15%, C. 21%, D. 26%.

The answer is: C. Among married men over 60 and over 70, the rate of no sex life in one year rises to 34% and 54% respectively.

7. How long does it usually take for a man to reach orgasm? A. 5 minutes, B. 9 minutes, C. 18 minutes, D. 24 minutes.

The answer is: A. A survey covering five countries found that the average time it takes for men to orgasm is five minutes.

8. Which of the following methods can help improve male premature ejaculation? A. Taking relevant medications, B. Wearing condoms, C. Having sex frequently, D. All of the above.

Answer: D. Doctors sometimes recommend that patients use the "pause and squeeze method" to treat premature ejaculation, which means that during sexual intercourse, when you feel like ejaculating, you immediately pull out or stop touching the penis, and then squeeze the glans. Wearing a condom can also help delay ejaculation. Some sexual medicine experts suggest that increasing the frequency of sexual intercourse can help men become more accustomed to sexual pleasure, thereby achieving the goal of treating premature ejaculation.

9. “Most men will experience erectile dysfunction at some time in their lives.” Is this statement correct? A. True, B. False.

The answer is: A. A survey found that 52% of men will experience erectile difficulties sooner or later, but in most cases, erectile difficulties are not serious. Erection problems are closely related to age. Erection problems are more common in men aged 70 than in men aged 30. But erectile problems aren't necessarily a part of aging. Men who do not have high blood pressure, diabetes, or heart disease, as well as men who are better at handling stress and emotional issues, are less likely to have erectile problems.

10. How many times must an inability to achieve an erection or maintain an erection for a short time occur before treatment is needed? A. Once, B. Occasionally, C. More than three months.

The answer is: C. Occasional difficulty in achieving an erection or a short erection does not necessarily mean that you are ill. Being too tired or drinking too much alcohol can cause "temporary erectile dysfunction." However, if you find that erectile problems persist for more than 3 months, you should go to the hospital for a check-up.

11. “Men who have difficulty with erections should abstain from alcohol.” Is this statement correct? A. True, B. False.

The answer is: B. There is no link between moderate drinking and erectile dysfunction in men, but heavy drinking (either once or on a regular basis) may lead to delayed or even inability to achieve an erection.

12. “As men age, they need more stimulation to reach orgasm.” Is this statement correct? A. True, B. False.

The answer is: A. As men age, their testosterone levels decrease, making it more difficult for them to reach orgasm, but there is no "age limit" when it comes to having a satisfying sex life.