To satisfy the curiosity of men (and women) worldwide, many scientific research papers have tried to answer the question to which many men want an answer - what is the average penis size?

Published findings are often introduced with background information on men's widespread anxiety about whether or not their penis is big enough, and if sexual partners are going to be satisfied. So what is the truth?

Given the ubiquity of free, easily accessible internet pornography, and the rise in aggressive marketing by companies promising a bigger penis through the use of extenders and enlargers, it is easy to see why the truth about male genital length and girth might have become obscured.

Perhaps it is no surprise then that researchers consistently find that men have heightened anxieties about their manhood. And another aggressive industry pushes dubious promises of a bigger penis through enlargers and extenders.

Unfounded worries about inadequacy are not helped by the fact that a man's own view of his penis automatically makes it look smaller to him than to someone else. Looking down at the penis from above makes it appear smaller, compared with how it looks straight on, or from the side.

Seeing one's own penis from this perspective, and comparing it with other men's appendages from a different perspective, may, therefore, reinforce false ideas of penis size.
To satisfy the curiosity of men (and women) worldwide, many scientific research papers have tried to answer the question to which many men want an answer - what is the average penis size?

Published findings are often introduced with background information on men's widespread anxiety about whether or not their penis is big enough, and if sexual partners are going to be satisfied. So what is the truth?

Given the ubiquity of free, easily accessible internet pornography, and the rise in aggressive marketing by companies promising a bigger penis through the use of extenders and enlargers, it is easy to see why the truth about male genital length and girth might have become obscured.

Perhaps it is no surprise then that researchers consistently find that men have heightened anxieties about their manhood. And another aggressive industry pushes dubious promises of a bigger penis through enlargers and extenders.

Unfounded worries about inadequacy are not helped by the fact that a man's own view of his penis automatically makes it look smaller to him than to someone else. Looking down at the penis from above makes it appear smaller, compared with how it looks straight on, or from the side.

Seeing one's own penis from this perspective, and comparing it with other men's appendages from a different perspective, may, therefore, reinforce false ideas of penis size.


Women seem to care less about penis size than men
Male concern about whether penile size lives up to the desires of females seems to be largely misplaced.

Almost half of men in the study (45%) believed they had a small penis - yet the researchers reported that small penis size was actually rare.

Some 170 women answered questionnaires in another study, which found that while they attached some importance to penis size, it was only of "substantial" importance to a "clear minority" of the women.2
While most of men's worries about penis size centre on the length, women are more interested in width, according to one study.3

The study of 50 sexually active undergraduate women reported that penis width was more important to sexual satisfaction than penis length.

When is penis size too small?
Perhaps the best gauge of what is considered to be a small penis is given by the threshold used by doctors for when penile augmentation may be considered.

Researchers publishing in the Journal of Urology studied the penis sizes of 80 "physically normal" men, measuring penile dimensions before and after drug-induced erections. After finding average sizes, they concluded:4

"Only men with a flaccid length of less than 4 centimeters [1.6 inches], or an erect length of less than 7.5 centimeters [3 inches] should be considered candidates for penile lengthening."


What is 'normal' or average penis size?

In a study weighing in on the issue of small or normal penis size, researchers found that an average length among a group of men was:4

8.8 centimeters (3.5 inches) for the flaccid
12.9 centimeters (5.1 inches) at the erect.
The study also found that the size of a man's erect penis was not correlated with the size of his flaccid penis, meaning that men whose joysticks are different lengths when flaccid may have similarly sized erect joysticks.

This finding was further supported by a study of 200 Turkish men, in which "flaccid length had little importance in determining erect penile length."5


http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/271647.php

Ok

Only know about mine


#8"

Not a Nigerian survey
Won't work here I guess

Assssh oooh aaaah harder!!!

2 inches



Now,can we rest

Jacob1234:
This is a tricky question to answer, as there are many different factors that can affect penis size.
But according to research by scientists, over the past two centuries, the average penis size has decreased significantly. This is most likely due to environmental pollution, and people began to devote less time to sports and physical activity.
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Let him use Google, its way easier

My own is less than one centi meter