We’ve all heard the fallacy that larger is always preferable when it comes to the topic of what size partner is truly perfect.
However, British adult star Belle Olivia is here to shatter that illusion with some unexpected candor, and yes, she is exposing the stereotypes that we have all seen in adult movies.
Olivia is one of the highest-paid celebrities in the adult industry at the young age of 22, and she has witnessed it all. She just revealed the true preferences of her coworkers and herself, and spoiler alert: they don’t all revolve around the oversized proportions we’ve grown accustomed to.
The fact that bigger isn’t always better may actually surprise a lot of males. Olivia revealed that, contrary to popular belief, the urge to have enormous proportions—which is sometimes emphasized in adult films—isn’t as significant in real life.
“There’s no way big is always better,” she clarified, adding that being so little and petite, like many other girls in the profession, can be a genuine disadvantage because it hurts us while we’re creating our stuff.
In the actual world, what is the perfect size for intimacy?
Olivia reveals that it is approximately 6.5 inches. Regarding the question, “What about girth?” She can handle that as well. “We also don’t want them too girthy,” Olivia said. It appears to be the ideal fit and doesn’t hurt. By the way, we also desire that from our boyfriends.
Olivia reminds us that those “exaggerated” depictions don’t really reflect our own inclinations and urges guys to quit comparing themselves to what they see in adult films. She lightened the situation by joking, “No girl wants to end up not being able to walk every day just because they’ve had s**”.
Her observations are also supported by studies. According to a 2022 study, women favored a slightly lower size (about 6.3 inches) for a long-term relationship but a slightly larger size (about 6.4 inches) for a casual encounter.
A slight variation? Indeed. However, it demonstrates that adaptability and comfort are more important than size.
Olivia’s remarks are a welcome dose of reality for people who compare themselves to the enormous guns you see in movies: finding the right fit for you is more important than size, and that fit may not be as “extra-large” as you believe.
Therefore, the next time someone says that “size matters,” keep in mind that it all comes down to discovering what is compatible and comfortable, and perhaps avoiding going overboard for the sake of your legs.
