The different forms of the penis
Contents
- The different shapes of the penis
- Form 1: the cucumber
- Shape 2: the sausage
- Form 3: the hammer
- Form 4: the banana
- Shape 5: the cone
- Shape 6: chilli
- Shape 7: the pencil
- Deformed sex: a question of penis size rather than shape
- What does it imply
- How to have a normal shaped penis
The current shape of the penis, achieved over several million years of evolution, has been influenced by the vagina. This has had an evolutionary effect in shaping the male sexual anatomy.
The female pelvis has evolved to accommodate the growing size of the infant’s brain; that is to say that a greater cranial capacity necessitated a larger canal for birth and, as a result of sexual selection, an increase in the size of the penis.
Every penis is different, and it’s perfectly normal to have an occasional moment of doubt about your own.
It is long enough, thick enough, oddly shaped, odd looking, aroused by your partner.You
may also be wondering what the normal size of a penis
is AND how it is measured.
This is very common and all men are faced with these concerns which can even lead to erectile dysfunction in some cases.
But you shouldn’t worry, as penises come in all shapes and sizes. The “normal penis” doesn’t really exist. Shape 1: the cucumber
If your penis is thin in relation to your partner, then sexual positions where his legs are close together are best. Form 2: the sausage
This is a very widespread and common form. It has a fairly uniform and elongated shape and shouldn’t cause any problems whatsoever. Form 3: the hammer
This is one of the most common types of penis. This type of penis is one in which there is a small upward curve, but it is not as dramatic (or dangerous) as the following.
There is a suspensory ligament that binds your penis to the pelvis and suspends it slightly upward.
The curve usually ranges between 5 and 10 degrees, and about 10-20% of men exhibit this characteristic. Shape 4: the banana
A small curvature of the penis is normal, if it looks like it is starting to bend then you should be worried. If you turn between 30 and 60 degrees, there is a chance that you have Peyronie’s disease.
Peyronie’s disease is a disorder that causes severe curvature of the penis, which is due to scar tissue. It can cause the penis to bend towards the
Penile curvature may be harmless, but we recommend that you visit your GP if this seems appropriate. Shape 5: the cone
This type is also quite self-explanatory. This type of penis is probably the most popular among men, who report that 20% of all penises are like that. Shape 6: the chili
Well, perhaps it would be better to say that it is the chili that often takes the shape of the penis. Also in this case it is a fairly uniform and widespread shape. Shape 7: the pencil
This type is quite self-explanatory: it is a penis that literally has a larger body than the head. This results in a termination with a somewhat pointed shape.Deformed sex: a question of penis size rather than penis shape
When people think of the penis, the first thoughts that probably come to mind are “big” or “small”.
Like breasts, the characteristics of the penis go beyond a binary size.
As for the aesthetics of the male genitalia, people mainly focus on circumcision and penis size, but having a curved penis is much more common than one might think. A lot of penises curve up, down, left or right.
Hereditary traits and evolution are factors that determine the variation in penis size, and shape. What does it imply
Penis length has historically been a source of obsession with regards to male body image.
A long penis typically associated with traditionally male characteristics, such as power, dominance and strength, as well as being a superior sexual pleasure tool. But contrary to popular belief in heterosexual relationships, many people perceive penis width as a more important factor in sexual satisfaction.
Another reason for emphasizing width is that the base of the penis serves as a source of increased clitoral and external genital stimulation.
In homosexual male sexual activity, people with generally larger penis sizes were more likely to identify as active, the seemingly dominant role. People with smaller penises were more likely to identify themselves as ‘passive’, the seemingly submissive position.
The genitals and their characteristics should not determine a person’s behavior, and also how they feel and choose to present themselves in and out of the bedroom. Receiving pleasure is not based only on a single penetrative object and involves many other factors such as intimacy, location, rhythm, psychological factors. How to have a normal shaped penis
Size and shape don’t matter much. Furthermore, the characteristics of the male genitalia have less impact on the attraction for heterosexual preference, personality and personal care seem to prevail.
Sexual attraction and pleasure depend on many other crucial traits besides the characteristics of the penis, such as the sincere desire to satisfy the partner, communication of needs, emotional connection, respect, trust and much more.
