There's an enormous emphasis placed on having a sculpted body by
society, but in one area at least a bit of extra heft is welcome – that’s the
male organ. A tool with a certain girth is often prized by many partners, but
when it comes to an actual overly-wide manhood, there seems to be less value
attached to the tool. Naturally, male
organ health is generally of
greater importance in the long run than size, but the question of how much
girth is acceptable on a fat male organ is still one worth examining.
What is an overly-wide male organ?
Many people may not be familiar with an overly-wide male organ,
which is often designated by various slang words in popular culture. In strict
terms, any male organ that has a greater circumference than length could be
considered overly-wide.
So, for example, a man with a tool that measures six inches in
length and five-and-a-half in girth is simply packing a fat male organ. A man
with a tool of the same length but a girth of six-and-a-half inches is in
possession of an overly-wide member.
Do they really exist?
There is some debate as to whether overly-wide members really
exist or whether the term has simply been applied to members that are of an
exceptional thickness yet are not actually thicker than they are long. While
there does not seem to be reliable data on the subject, it seems fair to guess
that some overly-wide members do exist, especially when the member in question
is on the shorter side, but that they are quite rare.
But while members that are overly-wide may be rare, a fat male
organ is much more common. When that thickness is married to a long tool, many
partners swoon. When part of a rather short tool, however, it may have an
appearance that makes a man feel self-conscious or embarrassed.
Own it.
In fact, there's no reason for a man with a fat male organ to
regret its thickness. While the typical image of a stud involves a man with a
very long rod, the fact is that many women achieve greater stimulation from
thicker members. A 2001 study of 50 women actually found that 45 of them
preferred a manhood that was thick rather than long.
The reasoning behind this is that the wider the equipment, the
greater the amount of female organ stimulation it can easily provide. In
addition, researchers think that the thicker tool provides a "fuller"
feeling to the woman when inserted, which in turn creates a more
psychologically satisfying experience during sensual contact.
In other words, that fat male organ may in fact provide a
sensual joyride that offers greater excitement than that provided by its
"slim Jim" counterpart. Chubbiness may not be desired around a man's
abdomen, but in the manhood department, it can be a definite asset – and those
with girthier tools need to take proud ownership of this fact.
Lubrication is important.
That said, those with overly-wide appendages are well advised to
make sure they use plenty of lubricant and to engage in a sufficient amount of
pre-play before penetrating. The massive manliness can require extra help in
being properly inserted. But once in, the way is clear to providing great
delight.
The tightness that men with a fat male organ experience during
penetration, even when lubricated, can result in some soreness or even rawness
of the tool. That's why regularly using a top-drawer male organ health cream (health professionals
recommend Man1 Man Oil) is
necessary. The best creams include wonderful hydrating ingredients (such as
Shea butter and vitamin E) that can help soothe even the sorest overly-wide
member. In addition, if the cream also contains a powerful antioxidant like
alpha lipoic acid, it will help to diminish the dreaded wrinkled male member
look that can come from many sources, including rough handling from lack of
sufficient lubrication. Using the proper cream will enable a fat male organ to
stay healthy for maximum fun.
Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common
male organ health issues, tips on improving member sensitivity and what to do
to maintain a healthy manhood. John Dugan is a professional writer who
specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to
numerous websites.