Size and age

[rbi99]

Had this crazy thought and I wonder if any of you agree or disagree. Not a scientist and I didn't stay at a Holiday Inn last night (some of you will get that). I'm a tall guy and I know that doing exercises like pushups and weight lifts, because I have a longer distance to travel with my movements, that it is physically more difficult for me then a guy of average or below height. Which brings me to my question. As an older guy (ok a real older guy) who happens to have a longer and thicker dick than average, both flaccid and erect, can that contribute to making getting a full erection more difficult, besides Father Time putting his two cents into it? I actually can no longer get a full erection unless I have a cock and ball ring on.

 

[hzs3fg]

As an "older guy" there are many factors likely contributing to your erectile dysfunction.

I doubt that height or dick length has anything to do with it.

 

[rbi99]

Not sure about that. Though I can be completely wrong. The longer and thicker your dick is, the more blood that is needed to engorge it. Not saying it is the sole reason, or even a major one, because I don't know. But if an older guy with a smaller penis has difficulty getting an erection, wouldn't it stand to reason that an older guy with a larger penis might have even a more difficult time?

 

[hzs3fg]

Not sure about that. Though I can be completely wrong. The longer and thicker your dick is, the more blood that is needed to engorge it. Not saying it is the sole reason, or even a major one, because I don't know. But if an older guy with a smaller penis has difficulty getting an erection, wouldn't it stand to reason that an older guy with a larger penis might have even a more difficult time?

Either way, the amount of blood circulating in his system does not change in any meaningful way once he has reached adulthood, nor would the amount of blood required to engorge his penis.

Simple age or disease related ED. No more, no less.