The answer to this question is… it depends whom you ask. Several research studies have attempted to address the topic, but the results have been mixed.
Let’s start with the overarching theme: penis size does not seem to be a priority from a women’s perspective. According to research published in the British Journal of Urology International, women care more about a man’s looks and personality than his penis size. Another research study conducted at UCLA found that 85% of women are satisfied with their partner’s penis size.
However, a Mister Poll survey found that 81% of female respondents would choose an average-looking male with a bigger package over a very attractive man with a small penis. The same poll also found that 75% of the respondents said that penis girth and length matter a lot. This seemingly contradicts the findings published by the British Journal of Urology International and UCLA. Although the polls have a large sample size (over a thousand respondents), it’s unclear how rigorous their statistical approach to data collection and analysis was. So, although the poll figures may seem interesting, they are likely to be less accurate than the scientifically researched and peer-reviewed data.
Other studies indicate that of the female respondents, almost 90% of women prefer a penis with a larger girth than a longer one. This suggests that larger penis girth may be more appealing aesthetically or provide more sexual satisfaction. Research indicates that women find that penises measuring between 5 and 7.5 inches in circumference are the most satisfying.