The Science Of The Average Length of Mr. P

The debate about Mr. P's size seemed endless. Though scientists also make sure there is no standard benchmark for the short length of male genitalia.

But if you are still insistent, the scientists presented a review of 17 studies that measured Mr. P's length of more than 15,000 people.

The team from King's College London reveals that the average length of male genitalia is not as big as you imagine. The average length of the penis when not erect (calculated from the bottom to the end of the hole) reaches 9 cm. While the circle is only about 9.3 cm. Conversely, while being 'tense', Mr P has an average length of 13 cm and the circumference reaches 12 cm.

Researchers explain with this average, meaning that from 100 men, only 5 people whose penis can be as long as 16 cm during erection. While 90% of men actually only have a penis with a length between 10-16 cm.

In a study published by the British Journal of Urology International, the researchers also revealed a number of common 'indicators' of the size of the penis believed to be public, such as height.

"Men who are tall usually have a bigger penis during erection but only a small part," David Veale

But for other indicators such as weight, the length of the index finger and foot size can not be used as a benchmark related length Mr. P. Moreover, although your penis may be shorter than other men, you do not need to be inferior or worried.

"85% of women do not mind it," David Veale.

In fact, many women prefer a partner with a shorter Mr. P, because a large penis is not necessarily better or more comfortable for a woman.