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Clinical research and recent aggregated reviews put average adult male bone‑pressed erect length (BPEL) at about 5.1–5.2 inches (≈12.9–13.2 cm) with typical erect girth near 4.6–4.8 inches (≈11.7–12.2...
Non‑latex (polyisoprene, polyurethane, and other synthetic) condoms are widely marketed and reviewed as having comparable strength to latex while offering different stretch, heat transfer, and thickne...
Large, repeated probability surveys like Britain’s Natsal series show that oral sex has become a common part of sexual repertoires over recent decades—especially among younger cohorts—and that rises i...
Condom fit is governed primarily by erect girth (circumference): once girth exceeds about 5 inches (≈127 mm) most people move out of “standard” sizes and should look for Large/XL or specialty condoms ...
Receiving-partner-on-top positions (woman-on-top, cowgirl, reverse cowgirl and variants) consistently let the person being penetrated control depth, rhythm and speed of thrusts, according to encyclope...
Evidence is mixed but leans toward penis size being a minor factor for most women’s overall sexual satisfaction: several systematic reviews and health guides report incomplete or weak correlations and...
If you mean a condom with a 64 mm nominal width, manufacturers and size guides treat that as an “extra‑large” or “super wide” option intended for men with an erect girth roughly in the 130–165 mm rang...