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The impact of unrealistic expectations and portrayals in the adult film industry on body image and anxiety in men.
Self-reported consistently yield larger averages than , a discrepancy documented across multiple reviews and primary studies . The gap reflects predictable measurement and sampling biases—, volunteer ...
Media and public interpretations of penis-size studies have amplified anxiety and stigma around male bodies by simplifying, sensationalizing, and misframing nuanced research findings, while also pushi...
Societal pressure shapes male body image by amplifying narrow ideals—chiefly muscularity, leanness, and height—that men are expected to embody, and those pressures are transmitted through media, peers...
Research finds that women’s stated penis-size preferences are neither universal nor fixed across contexts: most studies report modest preferences (often only slightly above population averages), small...
A growing but uneven body of research finds that exposure to sexually explicit media predicts some people’s genital-related body-image concerns, with the signal strongest and most consistent for men (...
Clinical research does not provide a definitive, large-scale answer about long-term relationship outcomes for men who report being "too large" for partners; available studies find mixed effects on par...