One woman shared a video of her friend putting a condom on her feet to yell at men who said she was too big to wear it.
The video shows her friend rolling the condom over her leg, knee, and thigh.
The woman, who works at an adult retail store, told the audience she bought the first oil-free condom they saw, not a specific brand.
Many commenters pointed out that the video was proof that men lie when they say “I’m too big” or “condoms don’t fit me”.
He stated that the staff at the adult shop understood that you said you were too big, as the average condom size starts at 17cm.
The sex shop worker managed to wrap the condom around her entire leg, proving that most condoms are big enough for men.
“When I was working in an adult shop, it was really hard not to laugh at the guys who said that,” one viewer said.
For a second he interrupted, arguing that this isn’t one size fits all, but it’s still not a good enough excuse.
“The wrong size can go from large to painful, but there’s no excuse these days with companies like Myone specialty condoms and lots of standard options,” they said.
Australian men are unequal in penis size compared to dozens of other countries, according to a global survey.
With an average standing height of 14.46 cm, they are in the middle of the hierarchy, ranking 43rd out of the 86 countries surveyed.
However, this isn’t all bad news for Australian children, as they comfortably beat the global average of 14,097cm.
Australian men were ranked 43rd in a survey measuring the average penis size of men around the world.
Ecuador ranks first at 17.61cm for the most talented men, followed closely by Cameroon and Bolivia in the survey conducted by online pharmacy From Mars.
Men in the United States reported an average height of 13.58 cm, which puts them seven places from boys in England at an average of 13.13 cm, 66.
The online pharmacy from Mars conducted the survey by collecting Google data from 86 countries and ranked the world’s masculinity from largest to smallest.
Ecuador took the top spot as the wealthiest, with an average of 17.61 cm, which is more than 10 percent of their average height.
The African country Cameroon was second with 16.67 cm, followed by South American Bolivia with 16.51 cm.
Sudan and the Caribbean nation of Haiti finished in the top five with 16.47 cm and 16.01 cm, respectively.
Pharmacist Navin Khosla, who reviewed the study, said that a man’s number of members often has a huge impact on his self-esteem and confidence.
“If people are worried about size, shape or anything else, many of us have from time to time wondered if ours is big enough,” he said.
The study found that the smallest penises of Cambodian men are just 10.04cm, disappointingly Taiwan’s 10.78cm and the Philippines 10.85cm.
Men shouldn’t be discouraged if they don’t measure themselves, as the study relies on a country’s self-reported data to determine average penis size, leaving open the possibility that participants were generous in their measurements.
When asked whether size really matters, Mr. Khosla replied, “In the end, the answer is maybe, maybe not.
“The truth is, the penis owner is more concerned with the size of his penis than with his sexual partners.”
The study used self-reported data from 86 countries to determine a country’s average penis size and rank it from largest to smallest.
Source: Daily Mail
