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Research on the relationship between penis size and women's sexual satisfaction, emphasizing the influence of psychosocial factors
Large-scale and systematic studies converge on two clear points: women’s penis-size preferences are variable across individuals and contexts, and the average preference—when measured—tends to be only ...
Sexual practices and preferred acts—chiefly clitoral versus vaginal (penetrative) stimulation—substantially shape how partners report the importance of penis size: when pleasure depends mainly on exte...
There is no clear, direct evidence that men who have objectively large penises (for example, around 7 inches) as a group habitually enjoy comparing themselves to men with average or smaller sizes; the...
A body of peer-reviewed research and recent reviews find that psychological and relational factors—relationship quality, sexual compatibility, frequency of penile–vaginal intercourse, and sexual techn...
Survey research consistently finds that most women report being satisfied with their partner’s penis size and that age per se shows little systematic change in that satisfaction across adult decades, ...