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Blogs > Ienjoythetaste > Life and Passion

Penis Size  

Ienjoythetaste 75M
194 posts
10/7/2018 3:03 am
Penis Size

I read in today's paper that a study has shown that there is a relationship between a man's penis size and his fertility. A large penis is likely to be more fertile than an small one.

On that basis as I have 3 I must have a large enough penis.

Do you agree with the study's findings?
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FresnoWoman 53F
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10/7/2018 1:35 pm

 All the more reason to love men with small penises...if ya don't wanna to get knocked up!

Seriously, I'm skeptical of this. Maybe it's a matter of correlation, not causation. Men with larger penises may also statistically be more likely to have larger, or lower-hanging, testicles which could plausible affect sperm production. Hmmm, maybe I need to go write a grant proposal now.


Ienjoythetaste replies on 10/8/2018 2:30 am:
Small, large or medium I guess it depends on the womans preference.

I don't think a small penis would affect the chances of not getting pregnant more how good a shot the man is.

wickedeasy 74F
32404 posts
10/7/2018 8:07 am

 lots of conjecture and old wives tales about this. but I doubt there is much science to back any of it up.
You cannot conceive the many without the one.


Ienjoythetaste replies on 10/7/2018 9:12 am:
Just scientists make maoney

Freeonereturns 63F

10/7/2018 6:38 am

 I would guess it has more to do with setting the sperm on the right path, a shorter distance to make the run to the egg. But what do I know?


Ienjoythetaste replies on 10/7/2018 9:11 am:
I would guess as much as anyone

Platosgames 102M
3189 posts
10/7/2018 6:10 am
    Quoting RavenGB:
    I suspect the correlation has more to do with sperm count, viability and motility than with the length of the penis they travel through!
    To my profound sadness, there has been a tragic decline in the quality of much of the scientific output in recent years.
This ...

Everything in this post is just right on the money. Well said.
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mc_justmc 63M

10/7/2018 5:59 am

 Would this be similar to the "the longer the barrel, the farther the bullet" theory?


Ienjoythetaste replies on 10/7/2018 9:10 am:
Could well be.

Mike1957palmer 66M
17 posts
10/7/2018 4:20 am

 add this to the study i have 4 children and an average penis


Ienjoythetaste replies on 10/7/2018 4:43 am:
Average is an odd thing most people are either above or below average not on it.

Anyway as everyone says there are always exceptions to any rule.

bitchkitty2017 71F

10/7/2018 4:09 am

 well the way I see it everything that can be studied or everybody who a study finds to do a study the profession that's doing the studies should be more aware of the people they pick and the subject they pick to do that actual study..Bet you will find they get a crowd in a room and give them each a number and whoever can actually read the highest number beyond 10 wins...lol


Ienjoythetaste replies on 10/7/2018 4:16 am:
I guess you are saying that if they didn't measure the penises and relied on the man's estimate the survey could never be accurate.

RavenGB 63M
1430 posts
10/7/2018 3:13 am

 I suspect the correlation has more to do with sperm count, viability and motility than with the length of the penis they travel through!
To my profound sadness, there has been a tragic decline in the quality of much of the scientific output in recent years.


Ienjoythetaste replies on 10/7/2018 3:25 am:
The science does tend to be biased towards who is paying for it.

Ienjoythetaste 75M
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10/7/2018 3:03 am

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