A new report published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine says that penis size may matter more to some women in the bedroom than
previously believed.
The study finds that women who have "frequent vaginal orgasms"
are more likely than other women to say they climax more easily with men with
larger penises. Women who tend to prefer penile-vaginal intercourse over other
types of sex also say the same.
"Male anxiety about penis size may not reflect
internalized, culturally arbitrary masculine stereotypes, but an accurate
appreciation that size matters to many women — just as men feel legitimate
anxiety when they enter the mating market about their intelligence, personality
traits, sense of humor, social status, height, wealth, and other traits known
to be favored by women across cultures," study researcher Stuart Brody,
a psychologist at the University of the West of Scotland, told LiveScience.
NBC News reports:
In the new study, Brody and his colleagues asked 323 women,
mostly Scottish university students, to recall past sexual encounters. They
were asked about their recent sexual behaviors as well as how important
penile-vaginal intercourse and other sex acts were to them. They were also
asked whether penis length influenced their ability to orgasm with vaginal
stimulation.
Does size matter? It's still up for debate. Tell us what you
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