Men with Genital Organs Most Attractive Large

Women more attracted to men with larger genitals, according to the study.  

There is a perennial question related to sexuality: whether penis size affects a man's sexual attractiveness in the eyes of women?Various studies conducted produce conflicting conclusions.  A team of University of Ottawa scientists committed to finding answers without having to ask the lady clearly. As a result, women consider men more attractive big pairs. Other conclusions called evolution makes women tend to prefer more androgynous male as a mate. "Penis size is a sensitive subject. difficult to determine whether she was lying or cheating yourself time to respond," said lead author Brian Mautz, a researcher postdoctoral from the University of Ottawa . study used a novel approach, which uses a computer to produce a figure of a man with a height, body shape and size of the penis varies. Australia were 105 heterosexual women, average age 26 years involved in the study. 70 percent of those of the European races, 20 percent Asian and seven percent from other regions. they asked to see the 53 "man" who can spin so that it can be viewed from different angles. Without being told that they were participating in a study of male genitals, the women were asked to rate the sexual attractiveness of men.assess women tall man with a large penis size most interesting. Women also tend to stare at the man with the size of the genital organ for longer, an average of three seconds. "findings directly refute the claim that penis size is not important for most women. This also shows why men tend to have larger organs than other primates, because since prehistory as we have not dressed, women tend to prefer men with genital greatest, "the study said.Nonetheless, researchers can not determine the factors that most influence male appeal. "We did not find the ideal or most interesting, whether penis size or height," said Mautz toldNews. findings published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)