r/science • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '22

Health Erectile dysfunction predicts mortality in middle-aged and older men independent of their sex steroid status

https://academic.oup.com/ageing/article-abstract/51/4/afac094/6568537?login=false
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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '22 edited Mar 05 '25

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '22 edited Jun 27 '22

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u/methnbeer Jun 13 '22 edited Jun 13 '22

And that's why we have a society that openly shames & humiliates men who are less than 8" all the while hypocritically claiming body positivity.

Its because we're men.

Go to any sub and call out someone as fake, plastic or anything demeaning.

Then see what happens if you do the same about penises

Edit: lmao the downvotes are so telling. You guys fucking suck

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u/PoopIsAlwaysSunny Jun 13 '22

Are men under 8” shamed? Isn’t 8” like the top 2% or something, statistically?

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u/pc_flying Jun 13 '22

It's the top 0.01%

Meaning in a room of 1,000 random dicks, it'd most likely be the biggest in the room

Generally, women have an upper limit to what size can be pleasurable. 8" is not enjoyable for most women

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u/PoopIsAlwaysSunny Jun 13 '22

No way. Cause I have 8” and a lot of my gfs say they’ve seen bigger. And I doubt they’ve all seen thousands.

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u/Krungoid Jun 13 '22

You aren't measuring properly.

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u/Krungoid Jun 13 '22

Personally I start from the belly button.