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Human chromosomal condition
Yes — men can and do have orgasms without ejaculating; that phenomenon is commonly called a “dry orgasm” or anejaculation and can be temporary or permanent depending on cause (examples: recent ejacula...
Puberty timing influences when penile growth starts and the tempo of development, but it is not the sole determinant of final adult : genetics and the hormonal milieu during puberty (especially testos...
Medical literature and health organizations converge on a similar picture: an average erect adult penis measures roughly 5.1–5.5 inches (about 13–14 cm) in length with girth around 4.5–4.6 inches (abo...
Genetics are the single strongest predictor of penis size, but they interact with hormones, developmental health and environmental exposures so that “bigger” is rarely reducible to a single gene or si...
There is clear clinical evidence that multiple medical conditions and treatments can produce orgasm without ejaculation (so‑called “dry” orgasms) or prevent orgasm altogether; the two phenomena are ph...
Puberty triggers most penile growth: rising testosterone causes spurts in length first and girth later, with the biggest increases during mid-puberty (roughly early teens) . For most people assigned m...