subject: Can Willy Length Honestly Make a Difference? [print this page] Can Willy Length Honestly Make a Difference?
Do women care about penis size? A well-known concept in today's modern society is whether or not a greater penis truly matters to girls. Not surprisingly, you'll get a big mix of answers if you ask a group of women, typically some will say no, some will say yes, and some will say it depends on who the thicker penis belongs to. The challenge is that statistically speaking, you need to ask a large group of women that very question before you can get a good statistical measure of whether women feel that a thick penis is important. Simply asking a few women you know is not a good enough sample size, in fact you'd have to ask hundreds (ideally thousands) of women that question to establish whether a thicker penis really matters or not. Through our own research and surveys, we have discovered that overall women DO prefer a larger penis. However we are currently doing research into this area and will be producing detailed results of a massive survey we did with over two thousand women in the United States to get a better answer to this important question. If you want the vital statistics, here they are: Out of two thousand women surveyed...73.4% stated that a large penis is important to them. Researching has confirmed that what most women want is a bigger-than-average penis, but what is really important is width rather than length. They say the desired penis is one which is thick enough to extend the woman's vaginal opening and which can be felt inside their body, each time they have sex. "I would rather sleep with a guy who has a thick member than someone with a thin, reedy schlong that hits my cervix every time he penetrates me." This material just shows that women are turned on and satisfied by a large, thick, and powerful penis, not to mention they are visually stimulating as well. Women know how to appreciate well-endowed men, or even those just think they are, since they are usually much more sexually confident about their sexuality and bedroom performance skills.
