Penis size

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Reply 20

Anonymous #2

Original post by Wick3d

If you say so. :h:

Yess. Size does matter

Reply 21

Sorcerer's Storm

5.5 inches isn’t small, pretty sure that’s actually above average in the UK.

Reply 22

Anonymous #2

Original post by WoodlandSorcerer

5.5 inches isn’t small, pretty sure that’s actually above average in the UK.

That means it's better than most of the guys.

Reply 23

AditOTAKU666

Original post by Anonymous

Ok thanks dude.

Now listen and listen good... Not everyone has a Johhny Sin's style penis... Hell, I don't think Johnny Sins himself has it dat big, and maybe its all CGI generated...
But do remember, sex is just one of the many things u encounter within a relationship... Try to be good at the other things, and surely, u'll have a smooth relationship... Good luck m8

Reply 24

Anonymous #2

Original post by Anonymous

Im a girl and honestly I dont think 5.5 inches is short at all for sex. Ive never had sex before but I can imagine that I would definitely feel that. 5.5 is longer than a finger so ur doing okay.

And what about a 4.4inches penis ??

Reply 25

username47781

Size don't matter if you know what you are doing with it

Reply 26

Anonymous #5

Original post by Deborah_C

Yes, and we also laugh at boys who write stuff like this :tongue:

Is bigger better then?

Reply 27

MaggieLucas

5.5 inches definitely isn’t small. Average is a little over 5 inches.

Reply 28

VannR

You absolutely should not be telling anyone the size of your penis at your presumably immature age. On a positive note, male sex organs are not finished developing until age 18.

Reply 29

beagerr

5.5 is UK average, there's nothing wrong with 5.5. As long as its girthy enough 5.5 is plenty

Reply 30

5hyl33n

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Original post by MaggieLucas

5.5 inches definitely isn’t small. Average is a little over 5 inches.

Original post by VannR

You absolutely should not be telling anyone the size of your penis at your presumably immature age. On a positive note, male sex organs are not finished developing until age 18.