Welcome to You Are Not Broken, the only podcast that combines science, medicine, and psychology, to re-educate your brain and help you live your best-to-love life.

And I'm your host, Ford Certified Female Urologist, Dr. Casperson.

Thank you. Ford certified female urologist, Dr. Casperson. All right, we are back with a great topic with Dr. Hart,

who's a sexual medicine physician in Canada at sexual function clinic.com,

and she has agreed to join in the conversation because I think I can talk to you about anything,

but let's talk about penis size today.

Ha ha. Yes, let's.

Pina size is, I mean, I'm a female. I'm in female sexual health. I tend to be very

female-centric in this. And whenever I like dip my toe into like what the guys are talking

about, this is like probably number one all the time

is like obsessed over, is it too big, is it too small, is it too crooked, is it, how do I compare?

Why is penis size such a big deal for men? I honestly cannot even figure out the origins of that one.

I do not know. It's, I mean, it probably came from some,

you know, belief back in, who knows, some ancient Greek physician's time that larger genitals

meant more fertility. I mean, I can only assume. But it's, yeah, super not true.

And there's actually no link there.

And contrary to popular belief, bigger is usually not better.

That's what's so mind-blowing about it.

It would be like if it actually was a measure of like how rich you were going to be

or like your sperm count or your erection.

It literally means nothing. Yeah. There's no like your sperm count or your erections. It literally means nothing.

Yeah. There's no link to sperm count. There's no link to fertility. There's no link to and I mean,

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