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Published 14:02 7 Apr 2017 BST
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Twenty-seven percent of the women who took part in the study reported that they had ended a relationship due, in part, to a mismatch between their penis size preference and their partner’s penis size. More women cited that a too-small penis was a problem, rather than that the penis was too large.
Fascinating stuff. It doesn't exactly do much for body image among humans in generally however; according to the latest research, penis size was a concern for 68.3 per cent of 200 men. About half of men in one study believed that they could change their penis size through non-surgical means but in reality, little can be done to change its appearance.
Sorry, boys.
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