"When you directly ask someone about a sensitive topic, you're likely to get some bias in responses," he said. "Penis size isn't supposed to matter."
Replace 'penis size' with 'hair'.
"Perhaps unsurprisingly, they preferred men who were tall, long and V-shaped. Overall, body shape accounted for about 80 per cent of the variation in attractiveness scores, penis size about six per cent and height about five per cent."
Interestingly, when considering penis size, height and body shape in relation to perceived attractiveness, it is body shape that matters the most!
"Attractiveness increases rapidly until you reach around average for each of the three traits," said Mautz. "Then, although the attractiveness continues to increase, it doesn't increase as much."
"If that doesn't seem fair, Mautz hastens to point out his study only considered three male traits. Characteristics such as musculature — not to mention a pleasant smile or great hair — were not considered."
The science of aesthetics and attraction, I supppose. I wonder where hair fits into all this. Probably with significant measure, I'm sure.
"When you directly ask someone about a sensitive topic, you're likely to get some bias in responses," he said. "Penis size isn't supposed to matter."
Replace 'penis size' with 'hair'.
"Perhaps unsurprisingly, they preferred men who were tall, long and V-shaped. Overall, body shape accounted for about 80 per cent of the variation in attractiveness scores, penis size about six per cent and height about five per cent."
Interestingly, when considering penis size, height and body shape in relation to perceived attractiveness, it is body shape that matters the most!
"Attractiveness increases rapidly until you reach around average for each of the three traits," said Mautz. "Then, although the attractiveness continues to increase, it doesn't increase as much."
"If that doesn't seem fair, Mautz hastens to point out his study only considered three male traits. Characteristics such as musculature — not to mention a pleasant smile or great hair — were not considered."
The science of aesthetics and attraction, I supppose. I wonder where hair fits into all this. Probably with significant measure, I'm sure.
Hair is so overated. I am a NW7 and women still find me attractive
04-09-2013 01:39 PM
clandestine
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Originally Posted by baldozer
Hair is so overated. I am a NW7 and women still find me attractive
Mate, I always see you saying this, but it's likely because you have a good facial and bone (head) structure. Really, not everyone does.
04-09-2013 04:26 PM
Shan
**** size definitely matters. Any women who tells you differently is a liar.
I've dated some hot girls in my time and am ashamed to say i treated them like shit, they only stayed with me because of my size.
04-09-2013 07:40 PM
BigThinker
Don't need science to know penis size mattes. Any dude with even a decent rod who has used it knows how important it is.
04-10-2013 05:25 AM
Proper
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Originally Posted by baldozer
Seriously, guys like you should stop telling others to reproduce or not. It's a free world. If you think baldness is bad, don't reproduce.
You forget that this forum (which seems to me), are full of hormonal raging kids who have never been remotely anywhere near outside the scope of the basic spectrum. I am one myself. LET US BE!
05-08-2013 03:55 PM
TheLaughingCow
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05-08-2013 08:12 PM
BigThinker
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Originally Posted by Highlander
Penis size actually doesn't matter.
I'll respond to that by quoting you: "As long as you're average size you'll be fine." I fully agree with this and, although it's anecdotal, have heard women say just that.
I wish there was a less douchey way for me to say this, but: I've got compliments on my d*** size from women, and can say with absolute certainty being slightly above average is better than being average, and it's quite a boost to one's confidence.
I'm also certain there is no way to convince you otherwise.
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Originally Posted by Highlander
Besides, in ancient Rome and Greece a large penis was considered hideous
Least relevant point ever. Being fat in those times was desirable, since it was a sign of being wealthy. Times change -- please change with them.
In certain cultures, large penises were stigmatized because they were associated with demonic figures, whom were often characterized as having massive d****.
If you're going to try and exemplify a culture, let's keep it in the last century, yeah?
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Originally Posted by Highlander
Say what you want, but having a big penis is not preferable. Purely from a sexual POV you will be limited because of it.
Wrong.
It will only limit you if you have an absolute monster. Being slightly above average is favorable.
End of discussion. And, frankly, I'm really puzzled why a guy who has admittedly never touched a woman would think his opinion on such a matter holds any validity.
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Originally Posted by Highlander
Stop watching so much porn.
Lol. I very seldom watch porn, but I absolutely agree that a lot of men become delusional about "normal" penis size due to it, among other things such as: acceptable things to do during intercourse and what a woman should look like.
