Clive Peters
'Does Size Matter?' Reference to surveys, coupled with views expressed by women in magazines and TV shows, are made. Man's own raison d'etre is considered; his needs explained. Genitalia described and illustrated; their function explained. How penile growth can be achieved by natural means - what the exercises actually do. The reader can see where he stands.
Thanks to the Internet, hundreds of thousands are experimenting with routines – with maybe millions more curious to learn - sharing their experiences with each other, but there are only a handful of reliable and experienced practitioners amongst them. Over a period of 5 years the author identified these men and exchanged views, experiences, and advice from that select few. It became apparent that each had become an expert in a particular aspect of penile enlargement (PE). The routines and exercises described are drawn from those few. All methods reported in detail with added confirmation provided by the active participation of the author – and his medically qualified mentor.
Using only his hands, the reader can follow the step-by-step exercises. Cautionary notes guide the student through to advanced routines. Human nature leads many men to seek mechanical help to achieve their aims more quickly or more easily. That industry is identified; guidance is given on the use of weights, vacuum pumps and cylinders, lubricants, traction devices, pills, potions and patches, and much more besides.
Internet forums are rife; not all are responsibly run. The book helps identify such 'meeting places' where the reader can further his interest in this very private practice. Survey results amongst PE students and research results reproduced in the book show gains made in penile growth by a volunteer group over a 3 month period. Women surveyed report opinions and preferences between length and thickness of a man’s penis.
About the Author
Clive Peters is a retired businessman with experience in researching, manufacturing, and marketing new products in global markets. Clive has been happily married to the same woman for over 40 years, with a grown-up family of children and grandchildren. In addition to writing, his hobbies include sailing and travel.
Previous publishing successes include non-fiction articles in business and hobby related magazines in the UK. An article on exporting published in the Financial Times – the leading UK financial newspaper – resulted in an invitation to 10 Downing Street to advise on fiscal policy. Author of non-fiction book entitled 'The Job Finding Kit', achieved 1/3rd page coverage in Literature section of the Daily Mail – a UK national newspaper. He has had other non-fiction articles published in consumer periodicals.
Close to his sixtieth birthday he, in common with many men of his age, suffered the effects of erectile dysfunction (ED), and not being entirely satisfied with the suggestion by his medical practitioner that he could take a drug to effect a cure, he began researching the subject through other professional medical contacts, and further afield using the Internet, seeking a cure. This latter approach lead to the discovery of penile enlargement programs that claimed to not only increase the size of a man’s penis but help rectify ED, too. Keeping notes whilst trying out suggested routines and corresponding with other like-minded men for more than 5 years, didn’t just produce a solution to his ED: it resulted in a definitive book on the subject of Penis Enlargement.
Genitalia have always held a fascination for both men and women, and being dissatisfied with what you were born with is common to both sexes. There are probably as many women unhappy with the size of their breasts as there are men about the size of their penis. Two aspects of breast size are important to women: firstly, they are a physical attribute that men find attractive and their presence is difficult to ignore! Secondly, a full bosom gives a girl confidence.
For men the perceived problem is a little different; firstly, he thinks that the size of his penis is directly in proportion to his attractiveness to women, but the size of his manhood is always hidden by his clothing. However, if he does have a large penis in his pants, it gives him confidence. Put simply, find me a well endowed man and I will show you a confident one. So, for the average man, he thinks the bigger his penis can be, the better he feels about himself!
Apart from that, there’s no logical reason for wanting a bigger penis and you might be disappointed to hear that in order to procreate and even give pleasure in the act, size does not matter. But, as a man, you find this difficult to accept: the man with the larger penis has always been the envy of his mates. Isn’t that right? Well, maybe! But, if so, why?
Man doesn’t know the answer – all he knows is that he’d be more confident not just in bed but also in everything else he does in his life. Men don’t talk about these things; there’s something in man’s psyche that makes it difficult for him to broach the subject, just as long as he can get away with giving the impression to his peers that everything is fine in the trouser department and that the size of his genitals leave nothing to be desired.
Urologists will tell you that they are frequently asked if there is a way of increasing penis size. So why wish for a larger penis? What brings on the desire to do something about it? One thing is certain: we’re all different! (Just how different is covered later – you will be able to compare your size with others before you start.) No matter what size you are to begin with, the research behind this book has proved to the author – and others practising the techniques described – that natural growth can be achieved without pills, potions or gadgetry. However, for those who might be interested, there is also a section describing mechanical aids that have been shown to work for many.
Returning to the raison d’etre, man has always felt good about himself when sexually aroused. The bigger the arousal (erection), the better he feels. The only other person to see him in this state is his lover. True, he might be seen naked in the showers at the gym but he knows that, in the flaccid state, no other man – except his partner, of course - knows what size it grows to when erect. For some though, a larger flaccid penis would send out a signal that he is just that bit ‘more of man’ than the others. As I said before, he is more confident as a result.
But there are even stronger reasons for wanting a larger penis: man has always suspected that a large penis gives greater satisfaction to a woman, often refuted by women as pure nonsense. Until recent times the majority of women experienced few sexual partners, many just one in their lifetime. Nowadays it has become more common for women to have several sexual relationships before settling down to one partner; in some instances enjoying the same numbers as men are alleged to have.
Inevitably, with this wider experience, more women are discovering what it is like to have sex with a man who has a large penis – and expressing a view. There are now so many talking about it that reference to matters of size are common place. Classic examples are US TV shows like ‘Sex and The City’ in which story lines encourage the idea that the ideal lover is ‘well hung’ in the genital area.
