A Joyclub poll reveals what women really think about the size of the penis. Between fantasies, preferences and surprises, the results break many pictures.
The size of the penis, a myth that deflates
The size of the penis has always fueled as many conversations as a coffee match at the coffee. But when we ask women their opinion, the answer is not as clear as one imagines it. According to a Joyclub poll, almost one in two women judges the “rather important” size. But beware, nuance obliges: 23 % find this criterion “rather unimportant” and 4.6 % pay no attention. In short, the famous “Bigger is Better” loses a little of its superb.
Almost 47 % of participants even say they have already found a penis too large, the length posing problem in three out of four cases. One of them confides: “Yes, size is important, but what matters more to me is the way a man uses it for common pleasure. I prefer a creative man to one who acts mechanically“. What to reassure those who thought they had to compete with Rocco.
Pleasure exceeds centimeters and is not measured
Judith Langer, expert sexologist at Joyclub, drives the point home: “The diversity of penis is large, and everyone is unique, as is its owner. There is no universal measure to guarantee pleasure; This is what works for everyone. Sexual satisfaction is not an art, it is something that is learned. This is why, at Joyclub, we focus on practice, communication and self -perception in our sex education lessons“.
And the figures confirm this: for 46.8 % of the participants, it is the turn of the penis that prevails. The length arrives in second place (22 %), followed by the shape of the glans (18.9 %). The skin, hair or testicles only interest less than 5 % of respondents. Morality: female satisfaction is less like a mathematical equation than a musical partition – each has their instrument and its tempo.
Confidence, charm and … hand games
In the end, women interviewed place confidence at the top of the seduction scale. As one of them sums up: “What matters above all is to accept and appreciate your body as it is. Nothing is less attractive than lack of confidence in your own erogenous zone “. Another recalls that men have other playing cards: “Heart, spirit, humor, hands: gentlemen, you have so many assets to seduce!“.
Gentlemen, morality is simple: do not take out the meter of seamstress, but rather your most beautiful smile.