Mito del Pene ... Verdad o mentira?

Do you believe in myths !!!!!!! Then deny it

Mito 1
The size of a man's penis can be calculated by the size of his hands or feet.
The penis is a cylindrical organ, composed mainly of erectile tissue. During sexual excitement, this tissue becomes engorged with blood, making the penis erect and hard. In an adult, the average penis, in a state of flaccidity, has a length that oscillates between 5 cm and 10 cm. More than 2.5 cm in diameter and around 8 cm in circumference. Of course, size varies from man to man and situation to situation. In a state of erection, the average penis measures 13-16 cm in length, with a diameter of no more than 4 cm and around 10-11 cm in circumference. Again, size varies from man to man. When in a state of flaccidity, it will not be the same measuring the penis in temperate or warm environments as in humid and cold ones. Genital tissues tend to shrink with cold and dilate with heat. The obsessive concern about size leads young men to consult specialists in endocrinology or urology and abandon sports practices, fearing being seen and compared in locker rooms. They ignore that most of the time, these changes are caused by physiological and normal situations. There is very little relationship between the size of a flaccid penis and its size when it's erect. And there is still a lesser relationship between the size of the penis and the size of the body or certain areas of it, such as hands or feet.

Mito 2
A large penis is important for a woman's gratification and pleasure.
The belief that a large penis is what Satisfies the sexual satisfaction of a woman, it is very widespread and is responsible for sensitive decreases in young people's self-esteem, important social inhibitions, and anxieties that extend for years. It's hard to make a young person understand that women don't pay attention to the size or appearance of genitals. That they value much more, the way, different ways of approaching, being caressed, being attended to. And also, that a woman's satisfaction and orgasm are not related to the size or shape of the penis, because the vagina lacks nerve endings. All feminine sensitivity has to do with the clitoris, which - unlike what most people believe - is not a small organ that pokes out its tip at the top of the vaginal entrance, but extends inside the female genitals, poking out and making relief when it's full of blood in female excitement on the ceiling of the vaginal canal. That's the main part that rubs against the penis when it's introduced. Nature is wise, and as I try to explain, short and thin penises or long and thick ones all end up rubbing this sensitive part over the vagina, producing sexual excitement and feminine orgasm. The size of the penis is determined by heredity. Men with detention in penile development due to hormonal failure are very rare. Mito 3: A man with a large penis is more potent sexually than a man with a small one. Men usually worry too much about their penis size, because childhood and adolescent experiences have conditioned them, associating size with masculinity, strength, bravery, courage and countless other attributes. A boy who grows up with these concepts may believe that to be happy sexually or to make a woman happy, he has to have a penis as big as possible. We know that the penile size has nothing to do with the sexual satisfaction of the partner. Curiously, and although it may seem like a lie, many women share these mistaken ideas with men. It's more than obvious that many endocrine disorders that occurred during childhood can affect genital development. The androgen hormone Testosterone produces penile growth, located between the ages of 11 and 14. Male orgasmic satisfaction is not affected by any penile size; believing a man is more potent because he has cm more in his penis has no scientific basis.