Resources and information for the condition of small penis

Small penis syndrome is affecting a growing number of men from all ages and backgrounds, more than 55% of men are dissatisfied with their penis size, however only 3% have a medically recognised small penis.

The Romans and Greeks of the ancient world had different views on penis length, the Greeks believed that a large penis was grotesque and 'animal' like and prefered a small penis, apparent in the greek art and scupltures that have survived.

The Romans on the other hand beleived in the virtues of a large penis and celebrated the fact.

Many stories and art work depict an obsession with a large penis and certain emprors surrounded them selves with men would had a larger than average member, whether this was done because of some sexual nature or whether it was a 'power' move to intimadate we may never know.

It is interesting to note from a sociological/psychological perspective that the two cultures had quite an open sex policy, bisexuality and homosexuality were accepted.

As well as the infamous orgies well known in popular culture, there was a flourishing art movement in Rome and also Athens that glorified the human anatomy in pottery, sculpture, painting and bronze work.

Many of these works have survived and it could be because a vast number was produced for a demanding market.

Megalithic man it seemed also had a penis obsession, the many surviving phallic stones and sexual carvings show an connection between life, sexuality, the spirit or the 'Gods' and nature in it's sexual state.

Although these early peoples left behind no written record there culture expressed itself through a different kind of symbolisim. The Goddess was a central theme, in fact the earliest known 'Art' depicts the Goddess or earth mother. But the society also acknowleded the penis and it's importance and roll in the 'cycle of life'.

Giant phallic stones often several meters high appear in most of Europe, as it's very dificult to date when they were quarried and erected, their ages may never be determined.

We can only imagine the ceromonies and rights of passage that took place at these monuments but most experts believe it was probably sexual in nature with emphesis on fertility..

* Our modern culture also has it's own penis myths and popular culture stories, we haven't given up on our obsession and facination with this 'object' and artists, sculptors, musicians etc. find countless ways to keep this in our collective concious.

* We seem to have adopted the Roman view of the penis and a small penis then becomes a source of embarresemt and ridicule.

* Our culture could have easily adopted the `Greek worldview weree it not for historical accident.

* We live in a culture where penis size is becoming an obbsession and there is a huge demand for products that claim to increase penis size. it is unlikley that this will change anytime soon.

* As long as the media, advertising industry, film industry and many other factors continue to exist, a small penis will be culturally seen as a negative. Only a well planned, well funded campaign to reverse this mindset has any chance of changing the worldview and perceptions of billions of people.

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