I get quite a few private messages through our forum and direct e-mails from members. One of the most frequent questions I get is —
Do you think I need a bigger penis?
The correspondence usually begins with a lead in story of someone making them feel insecure about their penis size. Either a girlfriend makes a direct comment about their size, or their girlfriend has shared stories about guys they’ve been with that are supposedly considerably bigger.
Something has made them feel insecure about their size. They’re looking for not only honest feedback, but also reassurance. And, it makes me wonder how many men are wondering the same thing. So, here are some things to consider…
I always start with referring them to some basics on female anatomy.
A Little Bit About Female Anatomy: AKA How Big is the Vagina?
and
Where is the G-Spot?
Understanding the physical size of the vagina and where the G-spot is, can help men see that unless they truly have a micropenis it should be physically possible for you to satisfy most women.
Yes, a larger penis will help you get into certain positions easier. But a larger penis won’t necessarily make you a better lover. If your end goal is to simply be a rock star in the sack, you’ll definitely want to read this:
How Can I Have Better Sex? Tips & Techniques to Maximize Your Sex Life
Just like any personal improvement, you should never pursue penis enlargement for someone else. Self improvement should be about you and for you!
Staying motivated when pursuing self improvement is difficult enough. Consistency is critical to any penis enlargement routine. If you’re not pursuing penis enlargement because you want to be the best you that you can be, then you’re making staying motivated that much harder.
So, do you need a bigger penis?
My answer — Do YOU want a bigger penis?
If so, then yes! Everyone should always strive to be comfortable in their own skin. When you pursue penis enlargement for you, it can not only help you in your romantic life, but the increased self-confidence and self-esteem can have positive effects on your other personal relationships, as well as in your professional life as well.