This random question has popped into my
head after reading these articles.
At what age (if there is one) does your
penis stop growing? Is it supposed to be
proportional to any other part of your
body (question a friend asked me.) and if
a penis is a muscle then why can't you
make it bigger like your other muscles?
(my personal question lol)
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Color of Paper
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 22 Jan 2007 Posts: 171 Location: Long Beach, Ca
Posted: 02-13-07 01:41am
There is no way to say when a given
persons penis is going to stop growing.
Everyones growth rate is different.
There is no proportional size of it, its
unique in every way just as all of our
ears are. The penis isint mad up of a
muscle so you cant make it bigger like
other muscles....Also you shouldnt have to
worry about penis size.
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Llewellyn
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Jan 2007 Posts: 1743 Location: NY
Posted: 02-13-07 01:59am
The penis usually stops growing by the age
of 20 or so, but like color said, everyone
is a bit different.
Penis size can vary quite a bit from
person to person, and the penis is not
necessarily in proportion with the rest of
the body.
The penis is not actually a muscle,
although people sometimes mistakingly call
it one. The penis has some muscles
associated with it, which is probably
where the confusion comes in, but the
entire penis itself is not a muscle.
"organ" is probably the best term. The
muscles in the penis are called
involuntary muscles, this means that you
cannot control them. You cannot flex
them and make them stronger (although some
penis enlargement ads might try to tell
you otherwise in effort to get you to
buy).
