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Question: Isn't it reasonable to say that people who are shorter have bigger penis because they need less energy and metabolism and the growth is involved in their penis?
Asked by pedtaneh
The size of a person's penis is not determined or correlated by their height, metabolism, or energy levels. Biological aspects like penis size are largely determined by genetic factors and hormones. Any statement implying short men have larger penis sizes is not scientifically validated. It's essential to understand that a person's physical features are unique to them and are not a direct indication of other bodily features or functions.
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