Male Enhancement?

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Okay, I’m embarrassed to ask this, but I’d be more embarrassed asking my priest so here it goes: What are the moral implications of penis enlargement exercises? Is it wrong in itself to want or try to become bigger? It would be wrong to do it to the point you cause yourself damage, but what if you weren’t causing damage? It would be wrong to do it so that you would become the talk of the town, so to speak, but what if it was done specifically to improve sex within your marriage? A lot of it stems from insecurity. Men who have no problem with their size are wanting to be bigger because society is pushing that they’re just not big enough, or that bigger is definitely better than what they are now. So let’s ask if it would be okay for security reasons, like working out to become more muscular. Thoughts are welcome and appreciated.
 
Nope, it’s not wrong. It might not improve anything, and might not even work, but it’s not wrong. I’m sure a lot of people here will tell you they think it is, though, so asking this question here won’t really give you any answers. Ask a priest anonymously while you’re in confession. He’ll tell you it’s not, and you’ll have an answer you can trust.
 
There’s nothing intrinsically wrong in seeking to improve one’s body for wholesome reasons however, as with many things, it is possible for things to be taken too far.

If your intention is to be able to satisfy and be a better source of pleasure in your love making with your wife in a way you’re not able to achieve (enough) at present, then your wish is born out of the love you have for her. There isn’t anything wrong in that.

If your intention is born out of vanity then it would seem unwise since there would be an unnecessary element of pride involved.

If your desire to improve your endowment comes from an insecurity within then again, I see no problem, although you should examine the source of that insecurity and try to be objective about it. If that’s the case, is the insecurity a result of unjust social pressure? Is it that you’re not actually that small really and you’re just being made to feel that you are? (For the record, I’ve read from different sources that 5 inches is the average for a caucasian man. You can use that information to help form your opinion).

You know what’s in your heart. You’ll know whether you’re in the right or the wrong: your conscience is clearly at work.

Seek medical advice if you think you need it with a clear conscience. And don’t bother with quack remedies, devices or potions on sale on the internet. They’ll either be useless, a con or possibly even dangerous.
 
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