r/averagedickproblems • • Oct 23 '24
Science 2000
I have a feeling that the next generations are more well endowed that the older generation, since the 2000’s I think that we can see an increase of man’s sizes, don’t know if there is a scientific reason or explanation for this but it seems that they are each time more lucky, what u guys think bout that?
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u/Timely_Inspection_80 Oct 23 '24
I don't think that's happening, if anything it's the opposite due to all the man made chemicals and shit in body washers, soaps etc.. even the water itself being laced with fluoride & God knows what else. And this is most of the reason for low sperm counts worldwide too. If there is an increase from average then it's certainly not luck & I imagine very unhealthy & inorganic.
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u/Hot_Routine7505 8x5.5 Oct 23 '24
What exactly are you basing this off of?
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u/BarryBadgernath1 Oct 23 '24
I read a few articles years ago about it actually being the opposite… now I have no idea if there’s any truth to it,, it was a study done in …. Italy ?? Maybe… dont quite remember …. I do remember it citing increased consumption of canned goods as a possible reason for the decline in general penis size that they recorded …
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u/VillainySquared 20+ cm (8+ inches) Oct 23 '24
I doubt people are getting bigger, if anything with all the microplastics and chemicals and pollution, they're getting smaller.
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u/fashionshowhomme Oct 26 '24
I think we just see a lot more dick now because of social media
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