Is 4.5 inch penis enough to satisfy a woman? Does size matter for women during sexual activity? Is it true that more the size, more the pleasure?

Question

Hello-
Your size is within normal range.
Recent research found that women tended to choose an ideal penis size length of approximately 6 inches. But, this was in absence of other very important variables (e.g. Sexual skills, attentiveness, attractiveness, intelligence, personality, chemistry, etc.). Another recent study asked women to rank order seven penis attributes. Girth was ranked fourth and length sixth. The top three were general appearance, pubic hair appearance, and penile skin. In other words, even when forced to choose amongst a set of penis features, size didn?t really matter that much to the women in the study. It might also be helpful to know that anecdotally, for every woman who prefers a larger penis, there?s likely one who prefers a smaller penis. Over my career doing research and clinical work, I have heard many times from women with well-endowed partners how uncomfortable sex can be. Bigger isn?t always better.

Rahul Gupta · Accepted Answer

Hello-
Your size is within normal range.
Recent research found that women tended to choose an ideal penis size length of approximately 6 inches. But, this was in absence of other very important variables (e.g. Sexual skills, attentiveness, attractiveness, intelligence, personality, chemistry, etc.). Another recent study asked women to rank order seven penis attributes. Girth was ranked fourth and length sixth. The top three were general appearance, pubic hair appearance, and penile skin. In other words, even when forced to choose amongst a set of penis features, size didn?t really matter that much to the women in the study. It might also be helpful to know that anecdotally, for every woman who prefers a larger penis, there?s likely one who prefers a smaller penis. Over my career doing research and clinical work, I have heard many times from women with well-endowed partners how uncomfortable sex can be. Bigger isn?t always better.