TOPIC: Is penis size hereditary? Did you talk about that with males in your family?

Do you ever talk about your problem with your brother or father in order to know if they\'ve ever had the same problem? What are their opinions on this issue? How did they react to your choice to get surgery?

I guess penis size is certainly hereditary, but only in the sense we also inherit other body features from our parents, like body height, color of hair and of eyes, and so on. That penis size is inherited can be seen clearly in monozygotic twin brothers, whose genitals usually resemble very much.

The only problem with penis heritage is, that you will not see the results of the parents\' \"genes mixture\" immediately in every child, but only in boys. The genes to develop a penis are on chromosomes which are so-called autosomes, which means that they are not dependent on the sex of the person who carries them. They are equally present in men and women. So some inherited penis feature will remain \"hidden\" in a woman, and only when she gets pregnant with a son, the genes of her and her husbands grandparents (and not only their granddads!) come into effect.

But who knows the size of his granddads\' penises? And of the fathers of their grandmothers (who carried their parents\' penis genes hidden)?

What adds to complexity is that the developed size depends ONT ONLY on genes, but supposedly also on nutrition, severe diseases during childhood, hormonal status, hormon resistency and so on, which hinder the \"programmed size\" to fully develop.

I know my father\'s (Flaccid) penis quite well (we were never shy in our family to show each other naked). It does not really resemble my penis, especially it is bigger in Girth. His Balls are also about twice the size of mine. The only thing we share is the prominent and thick glans. So I do not believe we can estimate the sizes of our sons\' dicks from our own, just with the argument of heredity.

Do you ever talk about your problem with your brother or father in order to know if they\'ve ever had the same problem?

I would have been happy to have a brother, cousin or close friend during puberty with whom I could discuss all my problems and questions, also to compare sizes. I feel that a good part of the PE problem arises from the lack of information, or exchange of opinions (what if someone had told me as a young boy that my penis is OK and rather big?). But I grew up without a brother or intimate friends, been left alone with my questions (this is not anything you bother your father with...).