Height and foot size are two of the most common markers used to measure the size of a man’s penis. Is your penis size correlated to the size of your nose? Here’s what the research says:
However, it turns out that there may be a more surprising and accurate method of determining a man’s penis size.
The nose and penis size are linked, according to the journal Basic and Clinical Andrology. Japanese researchers examined the bodies of 126 middle-aged males, noting their height, weight, measures, testicular weight, penis length in a flaccid state, and penis circumference.
They measured the distance between the center of each subject’s eyes and the tip of their nose. Penis length (stretched) was roughly 4.1 inches for those with noses smaller than 1.8 inches. If any of the bodies had a nose length of 2.2 inches or slightly longer, their penises were 5.3 inches long.
“According to the researchers, the finding that nose size is connected to SPL (stretched penile length) “indicates that penile length may not be determined by age, height, or bodyweight, but may have already been determined before birth.”
Is it important how big your penis is?
According to Patti Britton, PhD, a sex coach and clinical sexologist, as reported on the everyday health website, it is the thickness of a penis rather than its size that gives pleasure.
“The thickness of a male’s penis is basically the ingredient that permits her to feel what we term confinement in sexology — the feeling of fullness that’s produced with an item or a penis inside the vaginal wall,” Britton told the health website.
So, to all those who believe that length matters, consider this a myth debunked.
Is your penis size correlated to the size of your nose? Here’s what the research says
