The size of the penis is far from being a guarantee of sexual performance, a detonator of orgasms.

She's more of a mouth-watering stimulus. Women are complex beings.

 They are able to take pleasure in thinking of X in their subconscious while in full coitus with a partner Y.

 A good imaged and imagined size can then trigger a bunch of orgasms. But, in reality, it is quite another process. Pruning cannot produce the desired result if it persists in pounding without paying attention to zoning.

The organ of female pleasure, let's talk about it

At first glance, the organ of female pleasure is the clitoris. It is hardly located inside but at the entrance to the vagina. It is also similar to the male sex with the same attributes.

During arousal, it fills with blood and swells to provide pleasure. His absence can make his male alter-ego uninteresting.

You can pound all night without providing the slightest pleasure. The so-called vaginal orgasm is caused by the nerves connected to the clitoris which surround the vagina. They can be stimulated outside coitus. Which makes penetration optional.

 Therefore, the clitoris remains the only organ whose sole function is to provide pleasure.

The other zone of female pleasure is the G-spot. It would be located 2 or 3 cm from the vagina.

It is just an erogenous zone which, when stimulated, gives exquisite pleasure to the woman. Point G is probably not a structure. It is a point of contact between the vagina and a nerve of the clitoris, a kind of fulcrum.

To this we must add that the vagina, although stretchy, does not exceed 12 cm in depth. So, of the 20 cm or 30 cm, there will always be half outside.

Does size really matter?

So we easily see that the size is more of a fantasy.

However, the thickness of the penis is an important element. The way it hugs the labia and the vaginal opening is important.

 Suddenly, a very imposing male sex can trigger vibrations in this exercise of "back and forth" like a jackhammer. But, the size as such is not so decisive in terms of female pleasure.

 It's not the most important. It's like the mark of a pen. It doesn't matter how prestigious it works, and then that's it. Beautiful calligraphy is more for visual enjoyment.