For most men, the size of the penis is a measure of masculinity and one's own ability to satisfy another person sexually. Due to this, penis size can have a considerable impact on your self-esteem and self-confidence. Having a smaller than average size penis can lead to feelings of nervousness and fear of intimacy. Men usually have penis sizes between 5½ to 7½ inches. So, if your penis lies within this range; there is nothing to be worried about. Another thing is that this penis size is considered as an average size worldwide.

Even if your penis is smaller than the size mentioned, there is no need to be disheartened. A penis that is as small as 4 inches is generally enough to satisfy a woman. In the vagina, only the starting few inches are sexually receptive. A penis of any size above 4 inches is enough to provide this stimulation. Also the clitoris – the prime spot of all female sexual stimulation – is placed at the outer end of the vagina, just under the vulva. Penises of all sizes can simply rub the clitoris if inserted properly. Thus, there is no need to be anxious about satisfying your woman on account of the size of your penis.

Many women said that it is the girth of the man’s penis that matters to them and not the length. This may be true, as a fatter penis can better rub the outer rim of the vagina, and provide with more friction. A longer but thin penis would penetrate inside better, but there would be no rubbing of the sides, which is more important when it comes to providing the woman with great satisfaction. Women are of the opinion that a longer penis is actually burdensome for all kinds of penetrative sex, and in fact it is even painful to both the partners.

Some statistics have revealed that a penis with a girth of nearing 6 inches should do the trick, though a smaller size is also very much efficient. In fact this depends very much on the width of the vagina itself. Most women have vaginas that are between 2 to 2½ inches in width. Hence a penis of anywhere about 4 inches in girth should be enough to satisfy a woman sufficiently.

If the size of the penis does not matter biologically, and if women do not see much difference between a large and a not-so-large penis, then where does the argument lie? If you follow it closely, you will see that the size of the penis is first of all a male problem. It is the man who has the desire of having a big penis, and not the woman. Thus, the need of a big penis is not biological; it is only psychological. For the woman, a bigger penis is just a bigger toy and nothing more. It might provide her with some more pleasure during foreplay and may be she can experiment more with it during oral sex; but there is nothing more than that. However, the expression on a woman’s face when she sees a well-hung man is all that is required to bolster the man’s confidence about his own machismo.