The male penis is comprised primarily of two
cylinders of sponge-like vascular tissue that fills with blood to
create an erection. Blood is pumped into the penis under great
pressure and a series of valves keep it in the penis to maintain the
erection.
A third cylinder is the
urethra, a tube that carries the urine and the ejaculate. The knobby
head of the penis is called the Glans. Blood flows to the penis by
two very small arteries that come from the Aorta. These arteries are
the same size as the arteries to your finger. The two tubes on the
sides (corpora cavernosa and singular corpus) are covered with
fascia which attaches to suspensory ligaments. These are attached
to the abdomen or the pubic bone.
MYTHS
Many myths exist which suggest that black men
possess larger organs, while Asian men possess smaller organs. The
fact is that size in not really a question of race. On the whole,
most men of all races measure in average 6 inches when erect. It is
the flaccid size that varies quite a bit. Actually, this
does have a lot to do with a person's ancestry.
Men from cold weather climates have a built-in
protection device which will shrink the penis when not erect. This
gives the appearance of a smaller penis.
By the same token, men from warm weather
climates have a penis that merely hangs when flaccid, thus giving
the appearance of an average to large-size penis.
WHY BIGGER?
Why do so many men desire a larger penis? The
prime motivation for enlargement is SELF-CONFIDENCE. Men who are
well-endowed tend to be more confident than men with a small to
average-sized penis. As a result, this affects not only your
outlook in sexual relations, but your attitude about yourself in
general.
But is penis size everything? Of course not.
Each man must ask himself if he really needs a longer or thicker
penis. You're the only one that can make that choice for yourself.
But if having a larger member makes you feel good about yourself,
why not?
