Monthly Archives: June 2011

Sex and Illness

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June 29  |  Anatomy, Blog, Dr. Danoff, Penis Power book, PW, Sex and Health, Sexuality, Urology  |  Dr. Dudley Danoff

Any illness can have a dampening effect on a man’s Penis Power™.  The general weakness and fatigue that accompanies sickness will naturally affect your sex drive and your ability to respond to stimulation.

Also, depending on the nature of the affliction and its severity, a patient’s range of movement might be limited to the point where he is not able to engage in sex.

In many cases, illness brings with it a certain amount of depression or despair, a feeling of inadequacy, and an image of one’s body as impaired. All of this can diminish Penis Power, even if the illness itself does not. Continue Reading

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My Friend Has This Problem: An Erection Problem

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June 22  |  Anatomy, Blog, Dr. Danoff, Penis Power book, PW, Sex and Health, Sexuality, superpotency, Urology  |  Dr. Dudley Danoff

Few things are more difficult for a man than admitting he is having an erection problem. Even confessing it to a physician is so embarrassing that men put it off for as long as they can, sometimes until it is too late to correct the situation easily.

Most women have great difficulty in understanding the depths of humiliation a man feels when, in the midst of passionate foreplay, his penis does not get erect. They also have great difficulty understanding the even more humiliating situation when an erect penis suddenly and without warning goes limp.
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You’re As Big As You Think: Confidence Matters

June 15  |  Anatomy, Blog, Dr. Danoff, Penis Power book, Sex and Health, Sexuality, Size Myths, superpotency, Urology  |  Dr. Dudley Danoff

The power of the mind has the most significant influence over sexuality. The only advantage a man with a large penis might have is if he thinks he has an advantage.  The myth of the importance of penis size is so strong that, if a man thinks he is exceptionally big, he might start acting big. He might develop such a strong sense of confidence and penis pride early in life that this alone, not the actual size of his penis, might endow him with exceptional Penis Power.

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Penis Size is Not Related to Penis Power, Part II

June 8  |  Anatomy, Blog, Dr. Danoff, Penis Power book, Sexuality, Size Myths, Urology  |  Dr. Dudley Danoff

Part I of this post examined size myths. But you’re probably wondering:

Why the Fascination with Large Penises?


Some of the fascination with large penises can be attributed to the general cultural viewpoint that “bigger is better.” The phallus is a symbol of potency, physical strength, and masculinity. It makes sense that, psychologically, some people conclude that bigger penises are better.

The fascination with large penises is not unlike a man’s attraction to large breasts or a shapely behind. Finding someone with those features might enhance the sexual experience because it fulfills a fantasy, not because women with large breasts are better in bed or have more hospitable vaginas.

Physiologically and anatomically, what occurs during intercourse has nothing to do with the size of any body part. The orgasm is exactly the same regardless of the physical features of the partner. What may seem like something different is actually a result of the power of the mind and the emotions.

A woman with an exceptionally large vagina and a man with a very small penis might be sexually incompatible. I know of such a couple. The woman was nearly a foot taller than the man. They were hopelessly in love but dissatisfied sexually. They believed his penis was the wrong size for her vagina. Through experimentation they learned to adjust their positions and angles during intercourse. They varied their sexual practices so that eventually both of them were more than content.

Why Doesn’t Size Matter?


There are sound physiological reasons why size does not contribute much to satisfaction. Nature, in its wisdom, has placed the principal nerve endings that produce sexual pleasure and orgasm right up front. By this grand design, they can be stimulated regardless of size.

The man’s areas are on the head of the penis, and the woman’s are on the clitoris. This means that any penis is capable of satisfying any woman. By experimenting with different positions, and by using hands, lips, or even by using the penis to stimulate the clitoris directly, any man can secure satisfaction for his partner.

Different women are aroused in different ways. I have talked to women who complained that even though their man was endowed with a large penis, they were still unable to be satisfied during sex. It is important for any sexually intimate couple to discuss their preferences and to experiment with different positions. Combining penile stimulation with the simultaneous aid of hands and lips is also a great way to help bring a partner to orgasm.

Some of you at this point are probably shaking your heads. I have to ask you: is the issue with penis size truly of a physical nature, or is it the product of a cultural and psychological point of view?

I know what kind of penises are out there. I feel safe in saying that most of the issue with penis size is between our ears, in our minds, and not between our legs.

Sex is a unique and intimate experience. Partners who are willing to communicate with each other and work together can learn to do the right things to make both parties happy.

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Penis Size is Not Related to Penis Power, Part I

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June 3  |  Anatomy, Blog, Dr. Danoff, Penis Power book, Sexuality, Size Myths, superpotency, Urology  |  Dr. Dudley Danoff

Penis size is a source of stress and worry for many men.  Popular culture’s obsession with penis size, and the widespread availability of pornography, creates unrealistic expectations and a skewed perspective on what it means to be normal.  Penis size myths lead many men to believe that they are too small to satisfy.

Once I assure my patients that their penises are within the normal range, I stress this crucial point: Superpotency has nothing to do with the size of your penis.
When a superpotent man makes love, he is totally immersed in the erotic physical sensations, as well as the emotional feelings of intimacy and tenderness. The last thing on his mind, or on the mind of his lover, is the size of his penis. Continue Reading

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Penis Size Myths (Your Penis is Not Too Small!)

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June 1  |  Anatomy, Blog, Dr. Danoff, Penis Power book, Sexuality, Size Myths, Urology  |  Dr. Dudley Danoff

The variation in size among human penises is less than that for hands, fingers, or noses.

Penises can be as short as one-and-a-half inches or as long as eight inches.  However, the overall number of organs that fall at these extremes are exceedingly few.

The average length of a penis in its fully flaccid (relaxed, limp, normal) state is about four inches. The overwhelming majority of men fall within centimeters of that average.

Penis girth varies even less, ranging between one to one-and-a-half inches in diameter when flaccid.

But what about all those myths we hear about size?  Aren’t some men huge? Continue Reading

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