Years ago, there was a porn star named John Holmes who reportedly made hundreds of porn flicks. I think he died of AIDS at a relatively young age.
What was unusual about John Holmes was the size of his penis - said to be 19 inches long. I believe that exceeds the size of any fictional character I've read about on SOL.
Is there some physical limit in real life where size might injure the female involved?
Is there some physical limit in real life where size might injure the female involved?
Penetrating the cervix is likely not possible.
Pushing on the cervix hard enough to tear her vaginal walls by stretching their length might do it, but you are talking about doing the pushing with a blood filled appendage made of soft tissue. I don't think this would be possible without injuring the male
Injury to the female is likely more about girth than length.
Back in the day, I saw lots of John Holmes, or Johnny Wadd, flicks. 19 inches seems like an exaggeration. I think 12 is more realistic, which would make him one of the only people with three feet!
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No, I recall several of his films, but what actually stands out, aside from all the wailing about how HUGE he is, is that he'd never get his entire length into ANY of the porn actresses, typically leaving a full third outside of the coupling.
So, yes he was a freak, as it was only the most active female porn stars who'd go anywhere near him. Which I always found incredibly sad, more depressing than inspiring.
There are women on OnlyFans who specialize in content that involves dildos significantly larger than you might expect somebody of their size to enjoy; LiliJuneX is the name that comes to mind off the top of my head, but I'm sure there are others.
There is certainly a physical limit of size past which injury is inevitable, but it's probably larger than you think. This is the sort of situation where practice makes a big difference.
The whole idea of the larger men is that they DO enter the cervix rather than just banging painfully against it. Which also (at least in fiction) meant it bypassed any birth-control, firing directly into the womb itself. That was complete nonsense, since birth-control affects the egg itself, but it was a popular story premise for a while.