Male Organ Myths and Misunderstandings: What You Didn’t Know About a Guy’s Favorite Organ
by John Dugan OwnerPerhaps because it is kept
hidden away for so much of the time, there seem to be a considerable number of
myths, mistruths and misunderstandings that have arisen around the venerable
male organ. Knowing the facts about the member helps a man improve his personal
care, as well as provide him with information which may come in handy while in
an intimate situation. With this in mind, the following will help to set the
record straight on several popular untruths concerning the male appendage.
Six inches is above average.
For decades, it was an accepted fact that the average length of
the human adult manhood was six inches. Countless bawdy jokes were based upon
this premise, and more than a few men estimated the length of everyday objects
by comparing them to their presumed six-incher.
Unfortunately, it turns out that six inches is a bit of an
exaggeration. Several studies have shown that the actual length is less than
six inches. The most reliable has found the true average rigid length to be
between 5.1 and 5.2 inches. (Some studies have found it closer to 5.6 inches –
but these were based on men self-reporting their size, and it’s fair to assume
there may have been some exaggeration.)
A guy with big hands…
…Is no more likely to have a big manhood than a guy with small
hands. And the same is true for a guy with big feet, or a guy who is tall. All
those other attempts to use various body parts and measurements to predict
manhood size are also doomed to failure. Sure, sometimes a guy with big feet
has a big manhood, but just as often he’s likely to have a small one.
Really small is really uncommon.
Many men worry that their manhood is too small, especially
compared to the monsters that they see in adult videos. In fact, most men have
more than enough size to satisfy a partner, especially since skill is of much
greater importance than size. And although many men think they have a tiny
manhood, one that measure 2.75 inches or smaller when hard is found in only
0.6% of adult men.
No bones about it.
A guy often says he “has a boner” or “popped a boner” to brag
about standing at attention. In fact, the human manhood does not have a bone.
(Many other animal organs do have one.) Instead, it is made up of three columns
of spongy tissue, and it is these columns which become engorged with blood to
bring it to attention.
Because the human manhood has no bone, it is technically not
possible to break or fracture it. However, if the manhood is hit with enough
force (especially when hard), the tissue can rupture, and this is usually
referred to as “breaking” the manhood. And it can be intensely
painful.
Male seed removal
Many men think that the purpose of the corona – the raised border
at the base of the head – is to provide extra stimulation to the female.
Scientists instead believe that this evolved in early Man as a way of keeping
other men from inseminating a chosen mate. When thrusting deeply, the corona is
shaped to “push out” fluid which already may be inside her.
One other misconception: Men don’t need to do anything to maintain
their male organ health. Proper hygiene is required, and it helps to also
regularly apply a first class male
organ health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil,
which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin). Select a creme that is
going to provide an array of healthy vitamins, ideally A, B5, C, D and E. The
crème should also include alpha lipoic acid, a potent antioxidant that
strengthens manhood skin by fighting dangerous free radicals.
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