
The external genitalia consist of the penis, scrotum, and pubic hair. The male genitalia is composed both of the external genitalia (outside of the body) and the internal genitalia (within the body). Please consider filling out our anonymous survey before you leave, and visit our Bulletin Board to post your questions or concerns. You can move from section to section by clicking on the topics in the left frame. To get the most from this site, we recommend you begin with the Introduction section and continue down the list in order. This site is divided into a number of sections. They have been the object of much scrutiny by science, the media, and artists, though the exact reason they take on such a symbolic and central role is unclear. Penises come in all shapes, sizes, colors, and even textures. Use the button to your left to move forward to the Anatomy section.

The goal of the Male Genitalia Kit is to help men feel better about themselves by exploring the wide variety of “normal” and then discussing the anatomy and physiology of the male genitalia. Of greater social relevance, however, is the relationship between size and self-esteem. To better discern fact and fiction, we have researched the scientific literature.īy and large, the dominant belief of both male and female professionals (sex therapists, physicians, and psychologists) is that penis size is biologically insignificant. Many of our thoughts on penis size may or may not be grounded within reality. Historically, there has been significant scientific debate over the importance of penis size. IN NO WAY SHOULD AFRAIDTOASK.COM’S SITE OR ONLINE GUIDES BE CONSIDERED AS OFFERING MEDICAL ADVICE! Please review our user agreement and medical disclaimer before going any further.

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