Why Are Men Fixated On Huge Cocks

While less than 50% of women are not concerned about the size of a mans’ penis, 85% of men are. So to men, size matters and to women, they prefer it to look good and be the right fit. So many men go in search of penis enhancement methods, most of which have been used through the ages in one form or another.

The problem of not having a large enough penis is anthropologically engrained into the psyche of men. This could even be genetic, I don’t know I a m not a geneticist. But the issue is that men have been so desperate to enhance the size of their penis, they have even turned to surgery. Fortunately there is a light at the end of the tunnel, because like your muscles can be grown with training, so too can you cock – so surgery doesn’t need to be the answer.

The portrayal of males in their rampant form through the ages, has been particularly indulged by artists with Kings and Gods. So men get the idea that to be a king or a god, they have to have a big dick. No – not really, it is more than likely in an attempt to attract females, breed strong sons and possibly even scare off the enemy. You know the kind of thing “look at me, my cock’s bigger than yo-ours! Yes, run you bastard, run away, before I slap you with it.”

In art, males have been painted and made into statues with large appendages; they have also weighted, stretched, rolled and stroked their huge cocks to make it bigger and better at what it does or is supposed to do. Breed strong children, satisfy their womenfolk and scare off the enemy.

Today we find mechanical ways for penis enlargement, men take pills and use potions and they also do exercises to make it larger and more effective. The Persians taught their sons jelquing techniques and this practice is still passed down from father to son in Arab families. The fact is that men need to have large penises, so I say, why not let them have it. If ego is directly proportionate to the size of the cock, then go for it and good luck. Just be careful about using drugs, this may not be the cure and some of these drugs can exacerbate other health problems.