Men: Penis size?

I'm 6" fully erect. Personally, I favor thickness over length - gives you a good mouthful without the choking risk!

I had hormone issues growing up and was a very late bloomer not going thru puberty till 16. Even then it didn't grow much, am about 1.5 soft and a bit over 3" hard. It used to bother me but have accepted it for what it is now. I am fully shaved and love the little boy look and feel now

I'm 1.5 inch when soft and 6.25 inch when erect.

I have used a penis vacuum pump for many years and have marked the chamber with inches on the outside. Under high vacuum mine reaches the 8 and 3/4 inches mark and almost fills the 60 mm. Dia tube

I think I may have measured once or twice when in high school or college. But now when I am with a lady she gets what I have and all of it. No one has complained so I guess it is doing well and all are smiling. Too many people get hung up on the actual size. Use what you have and make the best of it.

Yes, size does matter, to a point. Seriously, if the guy is 2", it's not going to do a lot for her, unless she's a midget.

Having said that, while I like a nice big one, the best sex I ever had was with a guy who was probably around 5". We connected so well on all levels. And he liked playing doctor. 😃

2 inches soft. 6.25 inches hard

Soft 2 Hard 4.5

Three soft ,seven when erect

5.5 in hard.

Got also hormones so, only 3,5inch

2 inches soft and 7.5 inches and pretty thick erect.

2.5" soft (unless I've been swimming in cold water), 6.5 when erect.

I won't say. I've had ED the last five years.

About 3 inches soft,7 when erect.

Three inches soft, seven inches hard.

4.5 inches flaccid ... 7.5 inches erect ... 5.5 inches in girth.

About 3" long flaccid. I don't really get hard anymore but, when I did it was about 5.5". I never had any woman tell me I was too small. In fact, anyone I had sex with thoroughly enjoyed it and always came back for more so I guess I was doing something right!

3" soft, 7" erect

Easy123 is 7 inches erect. Sounds about average. Very cool.

I used to know exactly, as I remember measuring it with a ruler as a teenager. But at 67 I pretty much don't get erections any longer, and I've forgotten the measurement. The only thing I can add is that several old girlfriends from college days used to compliment me on my size, though I assumed it was pretty average. The most memorable one was making PIV love to a sophomore girlfriend and in the middle of it she just says out of the blue ".........my God, (my last name), you must have the biggest penis in the whole damn world." I knew I'd never forget that. Thank you, Patricia. You really had a lovely pussy to enjoy it in. She married another graduate student friend of mine, and has a lovely family now. God Bless you all.

Eric

I’ve never measured it soft but it’s small then. Erect it’s 5.5” and 6” circumference.

6.7" erect / 1.7"girth (correction - 1.7"wide) / 4.3" flaccid - pretty thick erect or flaccid

About 172mm when hard ;-) ( sounds bigger than 6.75") LOL

6 inches erect with a birth of 5 and 1/4 inches

About 172mm when hard ;-) ( sounds bigger than 6.75") LOL

6.7" erect / 1.7' girth / 4.3" flaccid - pretty thick erect or flaccid

Did you guys use a micrometer?

1.7 FEET in girth? 😁 😁 😁

You guys do sound like a junior high locker room. Who actually takes the time to measure length or girth - more important to me as a female is does it do the job when it needs to? Do not waste your time measuring or comparing!

Anng: I did not measure it until I read about dimensions and I was curious to check whether my wife's opinion that I was on the thick side was correct.

Did you guys use a micrometer?

1.7 FEET in girth?

These are the kind of mistakes that happen when using an antiquated measuring system. This kind and also for example the loss of multimillion dollar NASA orbiters ...

Use the metric system and such mistakes won't occur. Do you think people outside the US understand the archaic abbreviations used for inches or feet? ' or " ? It is asking for misunderstandings and typos.

@agracier said

Use the metric system and such mistakes won't occur. Do you think people outside the US understand the archaic abbreviations used for inches or feet? ' or " ? It is asking for misunderstandings and typos.

I hate to be picky but " and ' are SYMBOLS for inches and feet respectively. They are not abbreviations. "ft" is the abbreviation for foot and "in." is the abbreviation for inch and inches. The period is part of the abbreviation so the abbreviation is not confused with the word "in". The sentences in this paragraph DO NOT have any typos.

In the same manner, kg and m are SYMBOLS for kilogram and meter in the SI. They are not abbreviations either.

You can look that up.

I agree that the so-called English, Imperial or SAE systems of measurement stink.