Concerned Bout Penis Size Help Please Posted: 03-17-07 01:05am
im 16 years old now and i often think my
penis is too small (im sure u get this all
the time), its about 4 and a half inches
(4'6) maybe a little smaller and i get the
feeling its not near as big as it should
be, I find it hard to believe that the
average size is 5 to 6 inches, i also
heard it stops growing around the age of
21, and lets face it i dont got much time
to go, it seems like it is growing 1 MM
per year! also is there a problem with me
not using any lubricants when i
masterbate? i dont use lotion or whatever
else people use, nothin, i get the feeling
this isnt normal even though last time i
asked about it the response to it was
"people each have a unique way of
masterbating" but i still think im one of
a kind on this no lube masterbation, and
that cant be good.
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Posted: 03-17-07 13:48pm
Yes, the average is indeed 5-6 inches. If
you doubt that it's probably because your
comparisons from porn. You can find a
breakdown of the size and percentages
online. Many are bigger, many are smaller,
but 5-6 is the average.
If you don't grow any bigger then you have
to realize a couple things. First, realize
the only thing that makes it a big deal is
you thinking it's a big deal. Having
confidence in yourself is more important
than having a big penis. Depending on how
much you let this bother you, determines
how you will achieve it. If you obsess
over it, maybe a therapist would be
needed. Otherwise, just having enough
confidence to go out and live, get a
girlfriend to love, and see how it doesn't
bother her might be enough to make you
confident.
Second, you need to realize that you don't
need a large penis to satisfy a woman.
Most women achieve orgasms through
clitoral stimulation. That's achieved by
your pelvis rubbing on her during sex, or
using your hand, tongue, etc. A larger
penis does not mean better clitoral
stimulation. In fact, a smaller penis
might mean shorter strokes, equating to
more pelvis contact. Additionally, many
women do not achieve orgasm through
intercourse at all, so it's important for
all men to learn other techniques. Learn
to please women with what you've got, and
you've got more than a penis. Finally, if
a woman is able to achieve non-clitoral
orgasm from intercourse, it's usually from
the g-spot. The g-spot is reachable by
fingers, so certainly reachable by 4.6".
You're absolutely not alone in the no-lube
masturbation. It depends on preference,
sensitivity, and probably how someone did
it when they first started. It's my idea
that it would also depend on foreskin.
Without foreskin it would probably be
uncomfortable run your hand over your
glans without lubrication. With foreskin,
you're never running your hand over, but
instead rolling your foreskin over the
glans. That doesn't mean that circumcised
men can't masturbate without lube. I'm
circumcised, but still have enough
foreskin that I can use it to masturbate
without lubrication. I'd say that 90+% of
my masturbation, my whole life, has been
done without lubrication.
Finally, if you're considering looking
into enlargement possibilities, read some
of my comments in this thread:
The average penis is 5-6 inches, but penis
size varies a great deal. 4 inches is by
no means uncommon, neither is 8 inches.
There's just a lot of variation.
A lot of men use lubrication, and a lot
don't. There isn't anything wrong with it
either way.
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Posted: 03-17-07 21:19pm
thanks a lot guys very helpful
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Posted: 03-17-07 21:23pm
but another question i got is should i
continue growing since im only 16? if so,
is it guarenteed im going to grow larger?
because lets face it ya its good if a
women doesnt mind and u can satisfy her
but with all the american media its go big
or go home
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Posted: 03-17-07 23:08pm
Yes, it's possible you might still grow. I
don't remember when mine stopped growing.
Though, I do remember when I was your age
I was concerned about size too. With age
came knowledge and confidence.
If you're gonna follow the American
media's "Go Big or Go Home" mantra, then
just consider the "Go big" part to mean,
make sure she gets her's. As opposed to
meaning having a part of your body that
you have absolutely no control over, be
big. Learn to let go of that which you
cannot control and compensate and even
flourish with what you can.
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Posted: 03-18-07 00:44am
oh speaking of controlling it, what? i
always be wakin up with erections and when
the hell it gonna stop, and random
erections too when im jus chillin, moreso
when i get bored
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Posted: 03-18-07 11:00am
Waking up with erections won't ever stop,
though not everyone gets them forever.
There's multiple causes for morning
erections, but the likely possibilities
means you'll most likely get them forever.
Nothing to be embarrassed about. They can
be caused by your bladder filling at night
and pressing on your prostate, causing an
erection. Some claim this is to prevent
you from urinating while you sleep, as it
is difficult to urinate with an erection.
Sexual dreams can spawn them. Another
theory is that you get erections to
maintain a healthy penis which needs blood
and oxygen, and that since oxygen levels
are higher at night you get more erections
at night.
You're young yet, so you'll probably
continue to get "no reason boners" for
several more years. Your hormones are high
so that's just something that happens.
Eventually they'll happen less.
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