The True Average - BPEL and NBPEL

[Pegasus AdministratorPE Gym EditorPEGym Hero ☺ Admin of the Month Mar 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Pegasus]

Yes.

[Going411x7 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Going411x7]

It is.

[first Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close first]

This is a good comparison of how many % has each size. It is, iirc, a merge of all major penis size studies (that doesn't let you fill in your own size) or it could just be the self filled one at thunders. It is BPEL. There is a similar one for girth if anyone is interested, it isn't based on as much information however and thus isn't as reliable.

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[wind chill Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close wind chill]

seems like a legit study to me.
good job First

[Noseybailey Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Noseybailey]

Hmmm!!! Err!!! Did I actually use precious time to read this? Someone slap me!
Time is precious ! That's my 2 cents!

[VIPER Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close VIPER]

seems like a legit study to me.
good job First

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This is the daddy of all charts, its raised my spirits !

[NP97 Retired ModeratorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close NP97]

Yes, it's nice to see a chart that is actually accurate for a change.

[redbear52 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close redbear52]

That data is not merged from all major penis size studies. It is from one study conducted by Ansell LifeStyles condom company in Cancun Mexico: Mr. Average - The true story about penis size, from a site that isn't trying to sell you anything.

Nor is it necessarily representative of BPEL either. There has been debate as to how length measurements were taken in that study. From the point of view of a condom maker, NBPEL would be more pertinent than BPEL.

[first Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close first]

It may be as you say but regardless it gives a fairly good picture.

One can calculate the standard deviation based on the lifestyle condom data. Which would mean it is as follows (which someone did).

Population percentile based on length:

1.752 inches: 0.0000003rd percentile
2.577 inches: 0.000032nd percentile
3.402 inches: 0.14th percentile
4.227 inches: 2.3rd percentile
5.052 inches: 15.9th percentile
5.877 inches: 50th percentile
6.702 inches: 84.1st percentile
7.527 inches: 97.7th percentile
8.352 inches: 99.86th percentile
9.177 inches: 99.9968th percentile
10.00 inches: 99.99997th percentile

Based on frequency:

1.752 inches: 1 in 3.5 million
2.577 inches: 1 in 31,574
3.402 inches: 1 in 741
4.227 inches: 1 in 44
5.052 inches: 1 in 6
5.877 inches: 1 in 2
6.702 inches: 1 in 6
7.527 inches: 1 in 44
8.352 inches: 1 in 741
9.177 inches: 1 in 31, 574
10.00 inches: 1 in 3.5 million

[Gyrta Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Gyrta]

That data is not merged from all major penis size studies. It is from one study conducted by Ansell LifeStyles condom company in Cancun Mexico: Mr. Average - The true story about penis size, from a site that isn't trying to sell you anything.

Nor is it necessarily representative of BPEL either. There has been debate as to how length measurements were taken in that study. From the point of view of a condom maker, NBPEL would be more pertinent than BPEL.

It may be as you say but regardless it gives a fairly good picture.

One can calculate the standard deviation based on the lifestyle condom data. Which would mean it is as follows (which someone did).

Population percentile based on length:

1.752 inches: 0.0000003rd percentile
2.577 inches: 0.000032nd percentile
3.402 inches: 0.14th percentile
4.227 inches: 2.3rd percentile
5.052 inches: 15.9th percentile
5.877 inches: 50th percentile
6.702 inches: 84.1st percentile
7.527 inches: 97.7th percentile
8.352 inches: 99.86th percentile
9.177 inches: 99.9968th percentile
10.00 inches: 99.99997th percentile

Based on frequency:

1.752 inches: 1 in 3.5 million
2.577 inches: 1 in 31,574
3.402 inches: 1 in 741
4.227 inches: 1 in 44
5.052 inches: 1 in 6
5.877 inches: 1 in 2
6.702 inches: 1 in 6
7.527 inches: 1 in 44
8.352 inches: 1 in 741
9.177 inches: 1 in 31, 574
10.00 inches: 1 in 3.5 million

I think that it's a combination between bpel and nbpel. Also, the bigger and smaller stats are interpolated which may not be representative for the real outcome.
Anyway, I hope that you realize how uncommon a 10"-er is.

[Noseybailey Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Noseybailey]

In reality who cares?

Ditto! I don't understand why we get so wrapped up in percentages and numbers! They would have to measure every single male using the same protocol and the same examiner for myself to believe their studies! Also bone pressed bs non?!?! Ugh!!! I like to visualize, cannot begin to visualize what's inside. But that's my own opinion and like an old wise woman once told me... "Opinions are like assholes, everyone has one!"