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A 7‑inch erect penis is larger than typical: most scientific reviews put the average erect length around 5.1–5.5 inches, and measured-study data cluster near about 5.1–5.36 inches . Estimates of how r...
Research and reporting show mixed findings: many women enjoy receiving oral sex but a substantial minority do not, citing reasons like hygiene concerns, body-image anxiety, poor technique, intimacy bo...
Large, professionally measured studies put the average erect penis length at about 13.1 cm (≈5.1 in), meaning lengths of 8 inches (≈20.3 cm) are well above the mean and described as rare in the litera...
Prostate stimulation can change the quality, timing, and repeatability of orgasm for many men: some report faster ejaculation when prostate and penis are stimulated together, while others achieve prol...
Some women dislike oral sex for a mix of sensory, psychological, relational and cultural reasons — common explanations in reporting and expert commentary include taste/smell aversion, gag reflex or ov...
Medical and consumer reporting in the provided sources is consistent: penis pumps (vacuum erection devices) reliably produce temporary increases in penile length and girth by drawing blood into the ti...
Available reporting shows no large, peer‑reviewed population studies that definitively establish how many women “swallow vs spit”; much of the public conversation rests on informal polls, opinion piec...
The name “SlimBurn” (and close variants like Burn Slim, SlimBurn Plus or Lipo‑8 Burn Slim) appears across a patchwork of online product pages and third‑party reviews that tout natural thermogenic blen...
Prostate massage can produce temporary symptom relief or sexual pleasure but carries documented risks including rectal bleeding, infection spread (even sepsis), periprostatic hemorrhage and tissue inj...
Available consumer reporting shows several over‑the‑counter “semen volume” supplements (brands like Semenax, Popstar, VB Health/Load Boost and others) are marketed to increase ejaculate volume, but ma...
Available reporting indicates that “dry orgasm” (orgasm with little or no semen) becomes more common with age but precise prevalence figures for men over 40 are sparse and varied: one infertility stud...
Large, reputable studies and multiple reviews find no practical link between shoe (or foot) size and penis size: a 2002 British study of 104 men and a 2020s meta-analysis of 15,521 men concluded there...
Early clinical and popular sources report that prostate stimulation can produce intense orgasms and sometimes improve sexual satisfaction even without an erection; controlled medical evidence that it ...
Public reporting and sex‑advice outlets show there is no single “preferred” sex position for women; preferences vary by individual, context and goals (e.g., clitoral stimulation or comfort). Multiple ...
Independent reviewer roundups in 2025 consistently recommend both water-based (Bathmate Hydromax/HydroXtreme) and automatic air pumps (Lynk Pleasure, CalExotics/Optimum series) for improving erection ...
Short answer: sexual activity can produce short-lived rises in testosterone tied to arousal or anticipation, but the available reporting and studies do not show a reliable, sustained increase in basel...
Prostate stimulation can alter orgasm quality and sometimes trigger ejaculation without penile stimulation; medical sources say some people report more intense or whole‑body orgasms and easier ejacula...
Anal sex requires generous, appropriate lubrication to reduce friction, prevent tearing, and increase comfort; the mainstream consensus from is that silicone‑based and thicker water‑based lubes are th...
There is no evidence in the provided reporting that Fox News host Laura Ingraham conducted an interview with Elon Musk specifically about "brain health and congenital decline"; the clips and articles ...
Medical and mainstream health outlets generally conclude that masturbation itself is not physically harmful, though frequent or compulsive masturbation can cause temporary local injury, fatigue, or in...