Blood penis

From a medical point of view, the male member is divided into two types, the blood penis and the flesh penis. Sexual arousal causes the swelling of the external reproductive organs — in both sexes. In men, however, this is much more pronounced in the form of a penis erection than in women. The erection, i.e., the stiffening of the penis, is a prerequisite for sexual intercourse. However, not every penis swells in the same way during sexual arousal. In addition to individual differences in size, there are two different types of penises. The classic fleshy penis (shower) is already relatively large when it is not erect and grows relatively little due to sexual arousal. This means that the inflow of blood during sexual arousal makes it stiff, but its size does not change significantly. As a rule of thumb, the following can be said about the definition of length: If the difference between the non-erect and erect member is significantly less than four centimetres, it is probably a fleshy penis. It is estimated that about 21 per cent of European men have a fleshy penis, in the USA it is around 26 per cent. In warmer regions, fleshy penises may have had an evolutionary advantage, as they are naturally more visually striking and attractive to women.

Seventy-nine percent of German men, on the other hand, have a blood penis. Here, the difference in size between the flaccid and erect member is four centimetres or more. Since the penis grows considerably larger due to feelings of pleasure, this type of penis is also called a grower. When fully erect, a blood penis can grow to twice its normal size. From an evolutionary point of view, blood penises were certainly also advantageous in cold regions. Because they shrink at low temperatures, they were better protected from cooling in eras without heating facilities. Whether a man is born with a blood penis or a flesh penis is a decision made by Mother Nature. Strictly speaking, it is up to the genes: Thus, even before birth, it is already determined what kind of penis a boy will have. Whether it becomes a blood penis or a flesh penis is ultimately up to the muscle cells that, paired with a membrane, form the member. Therefore, it is also the basic muscular tension in the non-erect state that is decisive in determining the type of penis. Whether, and which penis, is more suitable for sexual intercourse cannot, of course, be answered general. Both types have certain advantages. And whether it's a blood penis or a flesh penis — neither the hardness of the erection nor the stamina of a man are affected. However, some ladies like the surprise effect during sex, which they are more likely to experience with men who have a blood penis. Others, on the other hand, prefer to know from the outset what size they will be dealing with during sexual intercourse.