Does Size Really Matter?

I have always wanted the facts as to how women really feel about penis size. Most men, I believe immediate response is the bigger the happier your woman is. I wasn’t sure though since the media inundates us with what they want us to think so they can sell us their products that appeal to our egos.

I looked into some research groups that did a great job of interviewing sexually active women for their opinion. I mean, who better to answer this question than women? Surprisingly, we discovered there a few women that truly feel size doesn’t matter. However, as you will see from the the comments contained in this article, there are many factors we need to take into consideration before drawing any rash conclusions.

One research panel invited seven women were to participate. They were told they needed to be completely honest and they needed to offer detailed reasons for their statements. One thing we realized very quickly though, is for these women to be completely honest and to get their opinions across, they needed to have no restrictions placed on them as to how they would give their personal opinions on the value of penis size.

The participants names are changed because they did not want anything they said to come back and haunt them later.

Rachael, 25
Mary, 34
Helen, 50
Patty Sue, 48
Candy, 28
Carolyn, 31
Tricia, 22

So here is how things went:

The first question asked of the ladies was simply: Does size matter?

Rachael who you remember is 25 said ” I’d say it matters not just because of how it feels to me, but also because just seeing a bigger cock turns me on a lot more.”

Ok, I was already squirming in my seat nervously wondered if I was going to make it through this interview. Too make matter worse, Rachael was hot!

I then turned to Mary with the same question. (I couldn’t believe this hotty was 34) She started with a giggle and said “Yeah, like if a guy is very little, I’m like ‘Eeeeuuu.’ ”

Ok, that was straightforward. Let’s see what Helen had to say. “That is so mean. You really reject someone because they’re too small? You mean you would find that to be repulsive or something?”

Ok, she was one so far that tilted the tables the other way. Maybe at 50 she was just happy to get anything she could. (Sorry about that)

Ok, now lets hear what the intelectual Patty Sue would have to say. We were eager to hear and she told us “Uhhhh, YEAH’.

I’m surprised she didn’t end that brief response with “Duh”.

Carolyn showed her agreement with Tricia by saying “It’s just icky if he’s completely tiny.”

That made me a little self conscious so I had to take a break. It felt like she was looking at my crotch when she said that.

Rachael decided she had more to say: “Oh, yeah especially if it’s the pencil-dick thing.  Really skinny. I really hate that.”

Mary seemed to have a change of heart and chimed in “Wait, I’m not so sure about that. Different sizes just create different sensations. I like them all.”

Even Helen decided to tell us how she really felt. Apparently she realized this format allowed her to spill her guts: “I would have to say, hell, yeah, size matters. My first husband was pretty small, and that seemed OK for a long time. Now that I’m dating again, I have seen more of what I was missing. On the other hand, I’m finding that most guys are in the average range, right? So 6 inches or something?”

Mary go into the act: “Yeah, that’s probably right, most of them are. So when you come across someone who’s unusually big, it’s very good.”

Candy, a 28 year old red headed doll, who we had not heard from yet said “Not to brag or anything but my boyfriend is, uh, well, he’s really put together nicely.”

Tricia clarified Candy’s statement by boldly saying: “You mean he’s hung.”

That got everyone laughing to say the least.

Candy then choked back her laughter and said ‘ Um, yeah, you could say that. And it’s awesome. I love it’s Geez, I shouldn’t tell you this. I’m already too jealous and possessive about it. ”

Rachael ended this first question by saying: “Get over yourself! (laughing while she said it) … But let me know when you’re done with him.”

Round II - What about the matter of length vs. girth?

Tricia snapped: “I’ll take both, please.”

Carolyn: “That’s what you hear a lot of people say, that girth is just as important, maybe even more so, than length. I think so, anyway.”

Patty Sue: “It seems like neither one would matter as much as whether he knows what he’s doing.”

Mary: “Well, as I was saying before, each has its merits. You get different feelings with large vs. small or thick vs. thin or whatever. To me, the issue is really how hard he is. And of course, how involved he is as a lover. Like, is he paying attention to what YOU need and want, and what feels good to you.”

Helen: Maybe so, I mean, no one likes a selfish lover, but still, the larger size is sexy and very satisfying.

Racael: Right. If I had to pick either length or thickness, I’d choose thickness.

Tricia: (laughs) It’s like you’re shopping for the perfect one!

Rachael: (laughing) Aren’t we all?

Candy: Both are important, I think.

Carolyn: Oh, and also, I don’t mind so much if he is on the small side when he’s not aroused, as long as it’s really good when he’s turned on.

Helen: We used to call that a grower, not a show-er.

ROUND III - Does What A Penis Looks Like Effect You?

Tricia: Totally. I would much rather look at pictures of big, thick ones than wimpy ones. (shrugs) That’s just me.

Rachael: Me, too.

Patty Sue: I wouldn’t look at pictures of any of them. They’re all sort of gross.

(general laughter)

Candy: No way!

Carolyn: Honey, maybe you’ve just been really unlucky.

Helen: Oh, there’s no doubt that SOME are gross.

Mary: But better if it looks good. To me, that includes different sizes but not anything weird or freakish.

Tricia: You’ve been with freakish?

Mary: (laughs) No, shut up, I just meant I really like the male physique in general. I like to look.

Rachael: So do I, unless he’s puny or wormy or something.

ROUND IV - How do you think men feel about size?

Helen: Oh, they are all worried that they’re too small.

Tricia: The ones who are nice-sized know it, though. They’re just confident about it.

Mary: Is that where the word cocky comes from? They get confident if they have a big one?

Rachael: Yeah, I bet that’s it.

Patty Sue: I agree that men feel inadequate or insecure if they think they are too small.

Carolyn: Right! Even if they’re average, they can get wigged out about being too small.

Candy: Oh, but if they’re large or above average, they have this thing about having to share the joy or wanting to show it off. My boyfriend jokes about that.

Tricia: You HOPE he is joking.

(general laughter)

Candy: Whatever size, it seems most guys are concerned about it.

What do you think of male enhancement products?

Helen: Shows that there is a lot of concern about size or ability as a lover.

Tricia: No, listen, I know this guy who uses that kind of stuff and it’s great, this VigRX thing “ VigRX pills. He has like 5 times the sex drive as before. Wild man. I’m here to tell ya, he really is harder. Rock hard.

Carolyn: No way!

Tricia: Way.

Rachael: I know some who use it, too, and I’m all for it. This older guy I went out with didn’t want to use Viagra so he used VigRX pills and this oil stuff, VigRX Oil, which worked for both of us.

Helen: The male oil worked for both of you?

Rachael: What I mean is, when he uses the oil and can perform better, that’s great for me.  I also think there’s some extra sensation I get when he uses VigRX Oil.

Candy: Even my studmuffin boyfriend uses natural products like that. He just likes the performance aspect, well, I mean, I do, too. I can tell when he’s using it, because he’s much more of a horn dog and wants it all the time.

Patty Sue: You poor thing.

Candy: (laughs) No, I love it! He also has this supplement we both take, which is human growth hormone. It’s called GenF20 “ you can get it online. It’s good for better sex and every anti-aging thing you can think of, weight loss, energy, better sleep. So, yeah, I’m totally into the natural supplements. I’m a supplement believer.

Carolyn: Yeah, I think so, too. I mean, if it makes him feel better, I say go for it.

Patty Sue: I’d draw the line at saying that men should really work at it to either increase their size or take extreme measures for better sex.

Helen: I don’t know — look how many women have breast implants. That’s all about feeling attractive, feeling confident and being sexy, right? The numbers are amazing, something like, I don’t know, some big proportion of the population now. So why shouldn’t men feel that they should go for it if there’s something they can do for their sex appeal and sex life?

Tricia: Yeah, that’s true. Especially the VigRX approach. That’s like far less extreme than a boob job, right? I would never think less of someone for trying to be their best.

Rachael: Exactly, in fact, I would be open to suggesting it to a guy who didn’t already know about that natural supplement option.