Women are aesthetic creatures; they like their home and car to look good, they like to be well presented, and they like to be found attractive whereas men tend to think in terms of bigger is better. Men like cars with more horsepower and wheels, bigger homes and toys, and larger muscles.

So, on the relationship front, women tend to worry about their body size and shape as well as concentrate on their aesthetic appeal and whether or not they are attractive to men while men tend to be infatuated with their testosterone appeal, including muscle size, body size, and penis size and if all three are adequate in the bedroom.

However, the fact is that sexual performance is not based on muscle size or penis size because most women prefer muscles and penises that are attractive and of normal proportions rather than super-sized.

In the Eisenman Study conducted in 2006, which surveyed over 54,000 respondents, it was discovered that 85% of women were satisfied with the penis size of their lover, and many of the women surveyed also commented on penis appearance being a factor of excitement while in the bedroom. And, yet, only 55% of men were happy with their penis size, and many did not even consider penis appearance as an important factor when having sex.

Plus, it is important to note that the female vagina is a connective tissue organ that has walls that expand and contract. It can adapt to almost any sized object placed inside it. This is why women are able to give birth and also use tampons.

In a study conducted by Dr. Thomas Stuttaford, who felt that sex workers offered a more objective and unbiased view of sexual encounters because they were not emotionally bound to the man they were having a sexual encounter with, it was revealed that women who were in a sexual profession preferred servicing men who had an average size penis that was aesthetically pleasing rather than an oversized organ. In fact, if a man with a larger penis presented himself, the sex workers would often draw straws to decide who would service the client. The loser then had to take care of the man’s needs, not the winner.

In addition, it has been revealed in studies that most women do not experience an orgasm from sexual penetration alone; they also need clitoral stimulation to reach climax. According to the Social Organization of Sexuality Survey, 75% of men reach climax during sexual intercourse, but only 28.6% of women do.

Thus, it can be concluded that most women find a man’s penis appearance more of a turn-on than his penis size. Along this vein, men should consider using a product that contains penis-specific vitamins, minerals, and anti-oxidants to rejuvenate, protect, and improve penis health and sensitivity.

Keeping their women sexually happy will, in most cases, keep men pleased with themselves and sexually happy as well.