These men are absolutely adamant in their conviction that their genitalia are too small. We know this, and don't want anyone to feel that every thing we say here must specifically apply to them.Ī certain psychological rigidity, obsessionality or fixation is present. In making statements about the psychology of an entire group of men we will be drawing a sort of caricature or composite image something that describes issues this group of men faces in the broad sense, but maybe doesn't perfectly fit any individual case. Schwartz's essays, and some of the interactions that have occurred therein.

What we have to say about these men comes from our observations of the comments they have left in response to Dr. In the current essay, we want to present our working understanding of the psychology behind Small Penis Syndrome, and we want to talk about what men who are dealing with this issue can do to help themselves to feel better. In responding to the ongoing discussion we have struggled to better understand the mindset of the men who complain about this issue which goes by the label, 'Small Penis Syndrome'. This spirited discussion was not something we anticipated when the first article on the topic was published. Schwartz or Dombeck to clarify the issue were largely met with skepticism or rejection.

A literally outpouring of responses followed which, for the most part, were angry and in opposition to the implication that the perception of having a small penis was a psychological problem more than a physical one.

Schwartz's premises was that in many cases, men's penises were not as small as they thought they were, or as unacceptable. In the original articles, An Anxiety Disorder: Small Penis Syndrome, and Male Self Concept and Small Penis Syndrome, Dr. One of the largest sources of commentary on the Mental Help Net website in the past months has been due to a series of articles having to do with men's anxiety over their small penis size.

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