This article has gotten a lot of comments to say women’s preferred size isn’t that much bigger than the average.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4558040/

It says women’s preferred size for a one night stand is 6.4” x 5”. This is the 74th percentile.

https://calcsd.info

However, the average number of lifetime partners was 6 with a SD of 9.

74th percentile means to ensure that every women in the study had taken a cock that size you’d need each to have had 4 partners.

6 partners means each probably had experienced one with measurements around 6.4” x 5.4”.

15 partners would mean probably they had experienced one with measurements around 7” x 5.5”.

To ensure all the women surveyed at experienced one around 7.5” x 5.5” you’d need each to have 25 partners. 8” x 6” would need 200 partners.

The study was more about the size preference based on what they have experienced so far. The reported preference was probably closer to the biggest they had experienced. You also have to think about if they had only one large one it could have been someone shitty. Just by random chance you’d expect they to have experienced more men with near normal size that had good skill than big men with good skill.

To answer the question on everyone’s mind you need to have women with more partners or screen them based on the sizes they have experienced.

Edit to explain the numbers

If a 8” x 6” is about 0.5% of the population of men that makes them 1 out of 200. To ensure everyone being surveyed had been with one like that, than each surveyed needs to have at least 200 partners. I am not saying this is practical, just following the numbers. With only 6 partners the likely hood they were with someone that size is 3% (0.5% x 0.5% x 0.5%). They only asked 75 women, so maybe only 2 of the surveyed had experience with that size.

The stated 6.4” x 5” for one night stand is probably close to the biggest the majority experienced just following the numbers. I am not saying all women want massive dick. Just exploring what the study, that many post about, is actually saying.

It’s like surveying people for their preferred rice based food in the world and finding out none of them have ever eaten Asian food for example. Or maybe those that did only had it once at a shitty fast food place. The results then only reflect their preference up to that point (which is natural) but the surveyed population is missing a key demographic to really get at the answer you are looking for.