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This is a piece for the ladies. Men, time to stop reading here; the sports section is just a few pages ahead. This week we are discussing some intimate bedroom issues . . . does size matter to you?A recent article in the Journal of Sexual Medicine confirms the suspicions of both men and women; that size DOES matter. The detailed study interviewed over 300 women in the UK and found that they were more likely to experience pleasure in the bedroom from those with a larger endowment.
So what counts as large? a�?Averagea�? is defined as around 15cm, roughly the length of a $10 bill, so in theory large is anything bigger than this.
Women say that larger is preferable and leads to greater enjoyment between the sheets. But there must be an upper limit on this pleasure, but the researchers didna��t ask how big is TOO big.
This is generally a matter of taste; different women have different preferences and their own measures of the perfect size.
This is good news for African men, because various studies have suggested this is the best endowed continent. While America has the largest GDP in the world, the country comes 96th out of 116 countries when it comes to manhood.
Zimbabwe comes in 33rd place, the highest position in Southern Africa, while first place is taken by Congo. If youa��re wondering, the title of smallest country in the world is taken by South Korea.
Of course, we must not take this as the only factor that matters in the bedroom. Being a superstar between the sheets is about a lot more than whata��s in your pants. And ita��s certainly not enough to get the ladies there in the first place.
We hope that the final reveal happens away from prying eyes behind closed doors. A man must rely on his other attributes to attract someone to the bedroom.
Other studies from the US have shown that many factors make women attracted to a man, including facial attractiveness, kind eyes, and personality. All women have something that makes them go weak at the knees, be it a particular cologne, a good sense of humour, or the right dance moves.
And surely size matters more to more experienced women a�� when wea��ve only been with one man we have nothing to compare the experience with. But once we get into the bedroom many of us would surely agree that the old adage still applies a�� ita��s not what youa��ve got, but what you do with it.
I am wondering . . . do Bulawayo women agree? The research only asked women in the UK, and we know that tastes change from place to place.
Maybe Bulawayo has a different definition of what counts as a�?largea�? this side. And do you prefer a larger man? Is size the most important factor? What are the other important qualities in a man? WhatsApp or e-mail me your thoughts.
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