Ans. A woman’s satisfaction in the peno–vaginal intercourse does not depend on the length of the man’s penis, but rather on the man’s skill to excite her. A man needs to know that only one to two inches of the woman’s vagina are really sensitive to frictional pleasure of intercourse. The sexual muscles as well as the sexual nerves are related to this part of the vagina. Hence, even if the length of the erect penis is around two inches, it will be enough to give frictional pleasure to the woman. In short there is no ideal length of the penis. That is why it is said that in case of the penis size does not matter.

Ans. Even though the length of the penis does not matter in the sexual pleasure of the woman, some women do suggest that the frictional pleasure intensifies with the thickness of the penis. The feeling of the fullness gives psychological satisfaction to such women. It is usually true that more the girth of the penis, the more these factors play their role. However, it also depends on the woman’s sexual muscles. The lesser the muscle tone, the lesser is the grip on the penetrated penis. Hence, a woman with lesser muscle tone feels good with a thicker penis.

Ans. It is a wrong notion that a penis should be rock–hard for penetration. Even if it is partially erect, it is capable of penetrating the vagina. It requires the vagina to be moist and the woman’s cooperation for pushing it by holding it at its base. It is called the Stuffing Technique. Once inside the vagina, the penile erection improves due to the wetness and warmth of the vagina as well as frictional movements.

Ans. As mentioned earlier, the length of the penis does not matter in the sexual pleasure of the woman. But due to deep–rooted notions, many opt for penis–lengthening surgeries and that too at exorbitant costs. This is really not needed. Moreover, the weakening of the sexual muscles during surgery can affect the quality of the erection and the sexual fitness which depends so essentially on them. The dimensions of the unexcited penis depend on the quantity of the blood present in its cavernous tissue. However, those of the fully erect penis depend on the characteristics inherited. Hence, every man has his own characteristic phallus (erect penis). The physique of the man and the characteristics of his phallus have no relation whatsoever. These two aspects are governed by two different sets of genes–somatic and sexual.

Ans. No. As mentioned above the erect penis is always characteristic of the man and the size of the unexcited penis depends on the collapsible state of the cavernous tissue and the quantity of the blood trapped in it.

Ans.Erection of the penis is basically a hemo–dynamic process. The penis contains three tubes that are filled with the spongy cavernous tissue and ample small blood vessels. As the blood gets filled in these tubes of the penis, the spongy tissue expands and the tubes get elongated. The sexual perineal muscles contract and the penile erection takes place.

Ans. The hardness of the erection of the penis depends mainly on the quantity of the blood present in the penis as well as on the contraction of the sexual muscles (ischeo–cavernous) present in the perineum region at the base of the penis. If one of the factors (or both) are not up to the mark, the problem of the firmness of the penile erection is noticed or experienced.