Penis size has always been a point on the scale of the male ego. They feel that the bigger the better, the more desirable, the more virtuous a man is. This penis-sizer mentality has been pushing men to the brink of imposture to try to bulk up the pee. Pills and pumps, surgery and stretching sessions – men spend billions of dollars a year seeking a more expansive offering. But why would men want to push the boundaries so far, and what are the potential risks and harms of such practices?
Why Men Demand A Fuller Penis?
The desire for an extended penis is typically shaped by social norms and stereotypes about men. The bigger the penis, the more masculine, noble and sexually strong a man is in many cultures. Men might be pressured to meet such standards so that they can appear confident and desirable. This too can be spurred on by the media, where adverts and films depict penises-in-heap men as more enticing and successful.
Methods of Penis Enlargement
Every procedure and method in the market promises to make a man’s penis bigger. These range from non-invasive methods such as exercises and supplements, to interventions like surgery and penile pumps and extenders.
These exercises, like jelqing and kegel, involve pulling the penis apart by flexing and contracting it in order to boost circulation and maybe get bigger. Some men report that they have benefited from such exercises, but there’s very little scientific evidence that these exercises work.
Pills, creams, and supplements are one of the most common ways that men gain penis size. These drugs claim to have natural substances that will make the penis grow bigger. But such assertions are almost certainly unproven, and little is scientifically proven to explain their efficacy. Indeed, most of these products are harmful and come with side effects such as allergic reactions, heart palpitations, even erectile dysfunction.
Penile pumps and extenders work by sucking or pulling on the penis to stretch it so that it grows. These devices may result in bruising, pain, even permanent harm if used incorrectly.
Surgery is another solution men use when they are in search of a bigger penis.
The most common surgery to enlarge your penis is called a phalloplasty, which involves severing the ligaments that connect your penis to the pubic bone. This makes the penis appear longer and fall lower. However, this surgery does not actually increase the penis size, and may lead to scarring, infection and nerve damage.
Over the past couple of years, injectable fillers for penis enlargement are increasingly being used. This means injecting something like hyaluronic acid or silicone into the penis to increase the width of the penis. This may be an expedient solution, but it’s deadly. The fillers may swell, create lumps and deformities, and even restrict blood flow and cause tissue death.
Perhaps the most drastic and dangerous option for a large penis is silicone injections. This involves injecting high-grade silicone into the penis, causing devastating infections, malformations, and even death. The silicone may spread to other areas of the body, causing severe health issues. Even so, the procedure remains popular among men in desperate need of a larger penis.
Others attach weights to their penis to try to elongate it, damaging the tissues and causing erectile dysfunction.
The Risks and Consequences
The desire for a bigger penis is always fraught with danger and sacrifice. Many enlargement procedures do physical damage and even permanent harm to the penis. Herbal medicine and unregulated surgeries can cause noxious side effects, and surgery can result in complications and permanent disfigurement.
What’s more, focusing on penis size can be psychologically and emotionally toxic. Boys might suffer from body dysmorphia, a disorder in which one obsesses over a flaw in one’s appearance. This can result in low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression.
But why are men so obsessed with having a bigger penis?
For others, it’s social conditioning and the idea that the larger the penis, the more manly and sexually effective you are. This expectation is also reinforced by media and pop culture, which tend to portray bigger-pitched men as desirable and successful.
Others may have psychological conditions, such as body dysmorphia or low self-esteem, which make them feel like they’re a failure, and constantly look to prove themselves by their penis size. It can become a lifelong process of experimenting with different approaches and products in order to find the ideal size.
Alas, the reality is that there’s no pills or secret formula that promises a fuller penis. This doesn’t prevent men from attempting. Whether it is pills, creams, pumps or weights, the market is replete with products promising an expanded penis. Some men even take dangerous, untested measures – like silicone injections or surgery – to achieve their ideal size.
These escalating interventions can have devastating results. They not only work poorly, but they can also cause major health issues and permanent penis loss. But the need for a larger penis has always outweighed these risks and men still seek out these lethal techniques.
Moreover, the penis-to-penis obsession doesn’t take into account the fact that a satisfying sex life is not always about penis size. Communicating, trusting and emotional bonding with your partner is what it takes to find joy and satisfaction in the bedroom. However, society’s drive to grow your penis can overshadow these vital elements of a sexual partnership.
Overall, some men’s efforts to enlarge their penis speak volumes about the delusional ideals and expectations placed on them by society. Remember that having a large penis isn’t a measure of your male value or your partner’s competence. Rather than striving for an unrealized ideal, men can learn to love and embrace their bodies, to enjoy and trust themselves in their own way.
Conclusion:
Such society-wide pressures and fantasy are what lead some men to take every step in getting their penis bigger. Those types of enlargements are equally nonproductive and potentially harmful. They must know that the big penis is not an end in itself; so stereotypes and norms are up for debate. If obsessiveness becomes a problem, that can be combated even further by enlisting professional advice regarding body-image issues and body positivity. Which dimension a man might possess, in terms of his penis size, is not something we should focus on but rather on other things that are valuable in his character and temperament.
