A Pictorial Guide to
the Penis
This site is a pictorial guide to the penis in all
its variations, both erect and
soft. If you want to know what an
uncircumcised penis looks like, there's a page focusing on the
foreskin and circumcision.
Common problems, including
some unusual angles of
the erect penis and bends in the shaft or twists between head and shaft which
you may consider to be a problem if your penis looks like that. Find out
the distribution of penises in each category of shape and size, angle of
erection and so on. Variations of penis size
and shape are discussed in detail, and because many men never see another
man's cock, you may well be surprised to find that the unusual or even the
abnormal is actually quite common. We also explain
average
penis size.
We have a collection of photos of
hypospadias and Peyronie's disease
and indeed other problems or issues including
curvature of erection in all directions, malapposition - twisting of the
glans in relation
to the shaft, and even penile shaft rotation. You can read about
Paruresis or pee-shyness
here.
The retractile penis, which can be so uncomfortable for men who have one, is
shown in pictures, with some estimates of how common it is (quite
common, actually!). If your penis happens to be one of the ones that
spends more time tucked away than on view, it may be reassuring to
discover this is quite a common condition.
We have
pictures of spots, lumps and bumps,
we describe prominent veins, foreskin
phimosis and circumcision botches, including the scar. There is also a comprehensive page of other variations which can't easily be classified and a page on
sexually
transmitted diseases, which may give you a
clue about what's wrong with your dick. If you suspect you may have a
sexual infection, see a
doctor.
We are always require more photographs to enhance and expand this
collection, so don't hesitate to send us your picture if you think that
would be useful. This may well help another man with the same problem. As
for problems, we have come to see that one of the most common sexual
problems for men is yeast infection, which can afflict all men of all
ages. You can click here
for more information on yeast infection in men. We have a variety of websites available to
help you control your sexual arousal and overcome sexual dysfunction. The
problems you may wish to solve include premature ejaculation and delayed
ejaculation. Our authors have worked on both these issues and produced
self-help guides to solve these sexual dysfunctions.
We think one of the
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Other pages on this
site:
Home
Non-erect penis size and shape
Extremes of penis size and the retractile penis
Erect penis size, shape & angle in pictures
The foreskin & circumcision
Penile shaft & glans variations
Other penile variations
From soft to erect in thirty seconds
Hypospadias, Epispadias and Peyronie's disease
Penis problems support groups
The testicles, or testes, and scrotum in pictures
Sexually transmitted diseases
Premature orgasm in men
Penis size 1
Penis size 2
Penis size 3
Circumcision
Circumcision 2
Masturbation
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ya con la eyaculación precoz!
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It is neither possible nor desirable
to prescribe any routine form of behavior or any set rules to be
followed during intercourse. In this intimate sphere of human
relationship, dependence must be placed largely upon individual
spontaneity and skill, as well as upon a mutual understanding and
adaptation.
The erogenous zones
(areas of sexual stimulation) vary in different people. In men,
they are fairly localized, centering in the glans, although the
ears, back of the neck, inner thighs, nipples, have varying
degrees of sensitivity in different men. In women, especially
early in their sexual life, the erogenous zones are more diffuse.
They are not as fully
aware of the centering of sensation in the genitals, and respond,
sometimes even more strongly, to such erotic stimulation as
nibbling the lobes of the ears, kissing and fondling of the
breasts, especially the nipples, kissing and caressing of the
body, generally. The building up of excitation will finally lead
to caressing and stroking of the genitals, especially the
clitoris. With a little practice and study, the couple will learn
to know when to pass on to the next step of the act, insertion of
the penis into the vagina.
Intercourse
The man is ready for
intercourse when he has a good erection and is fully aroused. The
size of the penis during erection can be increased by pressure on
the dorsal vein, which runs through the middle of the upper part.
This can be done by finger pressure at the base of the penis or
deep penetration of the penis into the vagina, with pressure of
the upper part of the base of the penis against the pubic bone of
the woman.
The woman's readiness
is harder to determine, but can usually be seen when she
lubricates the external genitals and the entrance to the vagina.
This secretion marks the woman's physical readiness. It makes
entrance easier and intensifies the sexual pleasure. By this time,
the entire vulva is somewhat swollen and sensitive. The clitoris
is in erection, although due to its small size, semi-concealed
position and, frequently, the fatty tissues of surrounding parts,
it may not be apparent.
Read more about
sexual intercourse here.
The act of intercourse
(coitus, copulation, etc.) consists of the insertion of the erect
penis into the woman's vagina and the muscular movements, many of
them involuntary, leading through ever greater excitation to the
climax or orgasm.
During intercourse, the face and
sometimes the whole body gets red. The eyes shine, the pupils are
highly dilated, the blood pressure rises. Breathing becomes
shallow and rapid, seeming almost to stop at times. The heart
beats strong and fast. Secretions pour from the sweat glands, the
Glands of Bartholin and the Glands of Cowper in the penis.
There is an excess of saliva in the
mouth. The muscles of the body contract involuntarily and
sometimes violently. There are rhythmic contractions of the
muscles at the base of the penis, expelling the semen in jets.
Similar involuntary contractions, though not so violent, occur in
the ring of muscles around the opening of the vagina. The orgasmic
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