Despite endless adages along the lines of "it's about the motion
in the ocean, not the size of the boat", it turns out that the
thing most men still worry about in this day and age is their
penis size. Interestingly, though, a study from Victoria
University in Melbourne revealed that men are more worried about
what their peers and colleagues think of their penis size, than
their sexual partners.  The scientists surveyed more than 700
men between ages 18 and 76, and Dr Annabel Chan Feng Yi, a
Clinical Psychology specialist from Victoria hospital said: “It
was often more about competition with other men. Many felt most
insecure about their size in environments where other men might
see them, such as gym change rooms.”  We asked Dr Sheri Jacobson
from Harley Therapy and she confirmed that she could "absolutely
believe the two were linked."  penis size  She added: "When men
are comparing size with their peers or colleagues, they are
indirectly assessing each others' virility with respect to a
relationship with an