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The influence of psychological factors, such as perceptions of masculinity and partner expectations, on reported preferences for penile size.
Psychological research shows that oral sex is common and attitudes among women are heterogeneous: many women view receiving oral sex as central to pleasure while others feel discomfort or vulnerabilit...
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...
The preponderance of published surveys and experimental work included in the reporting finds that (circumference) often correlates more strongly with partner-reported sexual satisfaction than penile l...
Longitudinal evidence about relationship outcomes after is limited but leans toward short- to mid-term improvements in sexual satisfaction, body image, and dating confidence for many patients, while a...
Partner comments about a woman’s genitals — whether praising, neutral, or disparaging — have measurable psychological effects that ripple through sexual self-image, arousal, orgasm likelihood, relatio...
Exploring pegging can be psychologically neutral, positive, or harmful depending largely on context: consent, prior sexual trauma, stigma, relationship dynamics and concurrent sexual-risk behaviors al...