Sexpert answers penis size questions – and reassures bigger isn't always better
dailystar.co.uksex therapist and Married At First Sight UK coach, told Fabulous: "There are some very subtle messages that we get growing up that, you know, a big penis equals a bigger man, more masculine, more attractive to women."You even get young boys comparing their size or they will have this conversation of 'Oh, their penis is so big'."Yes, porn contributes to it, but I also think sex education as well to some extent."Charlene reassured that longer schlongs can feel uncomfortable in the sack.She explained: "If it's too big, it can be quite painful."Particularly if the man doesn't know how to give any foreplay to prepare the vagina."Then what you find is that they're squashing it in because it pleases them and it's sexually thrilling for them but actually the woman's in a lot of pain."So with this in mind, it's best to work with what you've got.The love guru advises men to stop thinking that "penetration is the king" and focus on other forms of pleasure instead.There are other ways to thrill in the bedroom, including using your tongue and hands.
Why not try to touch these 25 erogenous zones during foreplay? Or test out this naughty edging technique that promises hours of fun.
Failing that, you can give these sex positions for blokes with smaller penises a go. For more lifestyle stories, you can sign up to our free Hot Topics newsletter here. .
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