Q: My partner always questions me as to how my penis that’s normally 1.5 inches in the flaccid state contracts to one inch during summer and expands during winter. How does it increase to almost six inches during erection? Also, how does it become so hard when there's no bone in the penis?
A: It is a wonder of nature. As you have noticed, the body reacts to environment temperature. The penis has no bone but cavities that fill up with blood to bring about a harder erection.
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