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It seems that if we can put information into a measurable number that we become obsessed with it and we want our number to be greater than the number of everyone else, or at least better than their measurements. When it comes to dealing with the opposite sex we often get hung up on our measurements. But, does size really matter? Are we hung up for no reason?

Does size really matter? Well, it depends on who you ask and what you are measuring. Perhaps one of the measurements that we are most hung up on is our weight. It’s true that people that appear to be physically fit are usually more attractive. This is not just because being thin is in, it is because we went to spend our time with someone who is going to be able to go out and do things and will be around in the future. Size does matter when it comes to your weight, but it doesn’t mean that if you are a bit overweight that you cannot meet some great people.

Many men are obsessed with the size of their penis. This is something that many people joke about but a lot of men are really worried about how they measure up, no pun intended! The average penis measures anywhere from five to six and a half inches when erect with some variations on either side of this number. The great thing? Most women cannot tell the difference between a penis that is four and a half inches or one that is five and a half inches. Size doesn’t matter so much as knowing how to use what you have got and not letting your worries take away from the experience.

We are also obsessed with the size of women’s breasts! In fact, we are so obsessed that many women feel they need to get breast implants to make up for their perceived lack of size. Does size matter? It really depends on who you ask. Some women are fine having very small breasts and others are fine having very large breasts. Likewise, some men like their women to have small breasts and other men are more attracted to women with big breasts. Ideally, a woman will have breasts that fit her frame so as not to cause any back or neck problems, but still allowing for her to wear the clothes that she wants to wear and generally just feeling very fulfilled in her appearance.

So, does size matter? It really depends on who you ask and what you are measuring. Ideally we would all be happy with ourselves the way we are and hope that we can find people who will be, too. Unfortunately, we seem to be a society that focuses on numbers and we all want to fit some sort of mold that is often unattainable. Size often does matter, even when it shouldn’t.

Rodrigo Rehn is a Relationships Expert, Linux Systems Administrator, Web Programmer, PHP Developer and CEO of FaceRomance online dating advice for singles.