Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the average p***s size?
The average erect p***s length is around 6-6.5 inches.
Sources and studies vary though.
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2. Does p***s size vary according to race?
Stereotypically, it's said that size according to race goes:
Asians < Caucasians < African Americans
This has had varying responses of agreement from various studies.
For more details check:
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Remember: In the end, it's not size that matters. But rather, how you use it!
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3. What is the average breast size?
A 'B' Cup is the average bra cup size according to
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4. Why do "nice guys" finish last?
Honestly, there's several reasons. First of all, younger girls tend to not notice the "nice guys". Instead the "bad boys" seem more interesting to them. This usually goes away with time, when girls look more for commitment and stability rather than an undependable, but exciting guy.
Another reason could be due to your self-confidence. Confidence generally is a turn on for most girls. And most "nice guys" tend to be shy and unwilling to take risks.
In the end, you should be yourself. If the girl you like doesn't notice you, that's her fault, and she probably wasn't worth your time anyway. Cheer up, there's plenty of other women out there, and you WILL eventually find love.
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5. How do I get over my crush?
Honestly the best things you can do for getting over a crush are:
1. Stay busy with something that interests you
2. Stay away from the crush to give yourself some time to heal
3. Try something new/try making new friends
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6. I think a guy/girl likes me! How do I tell?
Simply put, you need to talk to them and ask. We can't read minds, and even if you describe their behavior, it's impossible to know unless you ask the person yourself and get a definite answer.
7. I need tips for masturbating
There are many things you can do to pleasure yourself and you just have to experiment around responsibly. We get daily threads on this subject and they will be recycled. Please use
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8. I'm thinking of having sex. What should I know before I do anything with my partner?
There are a lot of things to consider before becoming sexually active. Here's a short list:
Use condoms, even if you're on hormonal birth control. Not only do they reduce the risk of pregnancy when used correctly in addition to other methods of contraception, but they are also the only form of contraception that provide some protection against STD's and STI's.
If you plan on having sex, make sure you and your partner have an open line of communication. Consider getting tested for STDs/STIs beforehand, and discussing what to do in the event of an unplanned pregnancy. You should also look into birth control methods. Hormonal birth control methods are the most effective (when used correctly) at preventing pregnancy; however they do not protect against diseases and are best when used with a condom or another barrier method.
If you can't get it paid for by insurance, you can probably pay cash. If you can't get birth control without parental permission, you can try going to a local Planned Parenthood.
Keep in mind that no birth control method is 100% effecient even when used correctly, and no method protects against all STDs/STIs. So as long as you're having sex, you run the risk of getting pregnant.
Talk to your partner. Make sure that having sex is something you're both comfortable with. Then you need to have "the talk" and discuss what you two will do if something happens. What if you get pregnant, or infected with an STD? Make sure you have plans in place and have an idea of what you two will do if something unexpected happens.
If you're in the position to do so, tell your parents. Let them know of your decision, and tell them that you're being responsible by going on birth control and using condoms. Some parents might be upset, but in the end most will probably feel a little better knowing that you're taking steps to protect yourself.
Understand that having sex can change a relationship, both for better and for worse. Some people enjoy casual sex, but most people will probably tell you that it's best saved for when you're with someone you care about.
9. How do I know if I'm pregnant?
While there are a list of symptoms for pregnancy, many of them can be attributed to other things. So if you think you might be pregnant, wait until a week after you'd normally have your period and then take a pregnancy test. From there you can go talk to a doctor if you choose.
A list of pregnancy symptoms can be found
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here.
10. I think I might be pregnant. What should I do?
Above all else, you need to see a doctor. They can give you a blood test and confirm that you are pregnant. Even if you are deciding to get an abortion, you need to see a doctor. From there you'll need to tell your parents, as they're probably going to find out sooner or later, and some countries require parental consent for things like abortion.
If you are definitely pregnant, you have three options:
1. To carry the pregnancy to term and keep the baby.
2. To carry the pregnancy to term and give the baby up for adoption.
3. To get an abortion.
Talk to your doctor to help decide which option is best for you, as well as your parents or anyone else who can give you support and help you come to a decision you feel is right for you.
