Their genitals. Period.

Men have their share of problems, too. They can range from spontaneous erections in young men to prostate problems and impotence in older men. I don’t understand why there seems to less of an interest in health problems in men, especially when it comes to reproductive matters.

men tend to accept physical illness much more readily than women (who on the whole tend to over think symptoms). As for the penis issue, its something that was brought to light through popular culture (music, videos and films). It has got to the stage where the size of your penis is almost a proxy for how manly you are. therefore it is inevitable that people will worry about it. where else can you confidentially ask questions about something as personal as the size of your penis if not on the internet?!

Well Gordon, you’re asking what the difference is between men and women….it’s simple …the boy’s have the dinky-donk & the girls have the dinky-dunker!
Okay?
This has everything to do with chemistry, women have a great amount of oestrogen and the men have a great amount of testoseterone so that’s why the bodies are different and behave accordingly. The bodies that is.

If it’s okay with you, I’d rather not go to either section.

Women have more ‘plumbing’. Men are fortunate and don’t need to worry half as much about their own plumbing.

Pretty simple really…

I don’t understand where penis size factors into the equasion, though. Your premise is wrong – and silly.

Funny that there is no questions from women as to whether their mens’ penis is long enough.

O.K. And what was your point, or question?

the main difference between men and women is their genitals. go to the children section at your local library and try to find, “my body is special” its a pop-up book for kids telling them all about their body parts.

damn straight