Is 6 inches big?

We’re willing to wager that if you have a pe*is, you’ve at least tried to measure it. You may have also worried about how big your pe*is is compared to others because, regrettably, our culture places an absurdly high value on a person’s schl*ng. As long as you know how to utilize your pe*is, it doesn’t matter how large it is. But the truth is that you probably still have some residual curiosity regarding the size and girth of your d*ck. We’ll talk about the 6-inch pe*is today. Is 6 inches big? How can you best utilize what you have down there?

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Facts versus Myths: Is 6 inches big?

A study published in the journal Psychology of Men and Masculinity found that 68 percent of males have erect pe*ises that are between 4.6 and 6 inches long. Just 2.5 percent of men have an erect pe*is size over 6.9 inches, which is the size that around 16 percent of men have. Just 2.5% of males have an erect pe*is smaller than 3.7 inches, which is the size for approximately 16% of men.

So now you know that you are the only person concerned about your p**-p** size.

In the same survey, which included more than 52,000 participants, both men, and women, 45 percent of the men said they wished their pe*is were larger. This number is low compared to the 16 percent of men whose pe*is was shorter than normal. Moreover, the view did not vary with age; almost equal numbers of older and younger men expressed dissatisfaction with their pe*is sizes.

There are repercussions to these feelings of inadequacy. Males who felt their pe*is was too tiny were likelier to cover up during s*x, less likely to undress in front of their partner, and more likely to think they were unattractive. On the other hand, males who believed they had a large pe*is were more likely to be self-assured and think they looked well. Interestingly, 84 percent of the women polled said they were happy with the size of their partner’s pe*is. So, guys, it’s your problem, not hers.

Yet, the narrative is not over there. Women care about pe*is size. However, it turns out that they mainly refer to width rather than length when discussing pe*is size.

What Actually Matters?

The final determining element in a man’s capacity to fulfill a woman or enjoy s*x is not his pe*is size.

The clitoris and the G-sp*t, two of a woman’s most delicately sensitive places, are easily accessed and excited.

Workarounds exist if you believe your pe*is is too thin to satisfy your partner. For this, S*x toy manufacturers have produced latex or rubber rings or sleeves that fit around the p*nis.

What se*ual positions work best for a 6-inch pe*is?

We advise looking at the finest s*x positions for people with a huge pe*is if your spouse has a va*ina. The va*inal canal is normally four to five inches long when aroused, so you don’t want to risk hurting them.

If you’re concerned about your pe*is being too big, try a s*x position like a cowgirl, where your partner may manage the penetration depth. Avoid thrusting; let them do the movement. If they’re into it, you can compensate for the lack of hip mobility by doing wonders with your hands, like clitoris stimulation or playing with their ni**les. You should nevertheless put in a lot of effort to please them!