Dick Data

There have been numerous studies about the size of the male sexual organ, most being supported by self-reporting participants. Basically, researchers asked guys to measure their dicks and turn in the answers, or they correlated data from websites where guys self-reported—the honor system. This is the main reason most guys are not sure if they are “average, below, or above”. The few studies in which researchers performed actual measurements have interesting findings. Taking this into account, here is what we’ve learned:

• The famous Kinsey Institute study found that the average gay man’s penis was larger than his straight brother’s (6.32 inches vs 5.99). This data has been challenged many times over . . .
• Until, a 1999 study published by the Archives of Sexual Behavior reaffirmed that, on average, erect gay male penises did, in fact, tend to be 1/3 of an inch longer than straight dudes.
• A 2011 study of 1,065 gay men, entitled “The Association between Penis Size and Sexual health among Men who have sex with Men” found gays with smaller cocks were more likely to become “bottoms” and those with larger cocks were more likely to identify themselves as “tops.”
• The above study also found those with bigger dicks were more likely to contract certain STIs but nonetheless found more satisfaction with their lifestyle, while those with smaller willies were more likely to “be psychologically troubled”.
• No matter what you’ve heard, read or experienced, there is no reputable, verifiable study that shows any link or correlation between penis size and ethnicity.