High on the list of things that no guy wants to admit is having a small male organ. Despite the plethora of sensual tips for men on all topics, dealing with a lesser endowment can be a challenge. Yet, especially for men who practice appropriate male organ care, there are some sensual tips that can indeed make a difference for men who lack a monster-sized appendage in their trousers.

Is it really small?
One thing to consider right away is whether a man really has a small male organ. For example, for years men have been told that the average manhood size when firm is 6 inches. Yet a recent study found that the actual average tumescent manhood is just under 5.2 inches. So many men who may have cursed nature for not hitting the 6-inch mark on the ruler may in fact have been average all these years.

But there's also a need to look at what "small" really means. If it's simply a comparison between one man and another, then a rod that is, say, 4.5 inches may indeed appear small. However, if the criterion is whether the member provides adequate sensual satisfaction to a partner, then size becomes less relevant. There are plenty of men with members of 4 inches or less who satisfy their partners on a regular basis.

So for the man who feels his rod is on the modest side, here are a few sensual tips to aid him in his efforts to demonstrate how manly he can be in bed.

Sensual tips
• Be confident. Remember, a man is not defined by his member size, neither in life in general nor in bed. A man needs to reaffirm his good qualities so that when he is preparing to embark on a sensual romp, he feels good about himself and about what he can bring to any relationship or experience. Confidence is the best sensual enticement - for both men and women.

• Ramp up the pre-coupling. If a man is concerned with satisfying his partner, he needs to give proper attention to pre-coupling activities of all sorts: hugging, kissing, caressing, massaging and speaking tender words, to start. There also needs to be a focus on physical and/or oral attention to the chest and female organ. Each of these pre-coupling moves should be performed with care and attention.

• Choose positions carefully. A man with a small male organ needs to remember that the famed G-spot in a woman is usually 2 to 3 inches inside the female organ, so a long member is not necessary. However, some positions tend to be more amenable to the modestly endowed and finding the ones that work best for an individual can take some practice. Man-on-top positions are often the preferred choice; these work best when the woman either bends her knees toward her chest or when the man lifts her legs in the air and holds them in a V-shape. However, sometimes a woman-on-top position is a better option, as it allows the woman to have greater control over which part of her female organ is receiving stimulation.

• Switch positions as needed. Men of any size often find that switching positions during coupling can prolong the amount of time they last.

• Augment if needed. Using sensual toys, such as a manhood sheath, should also be considered, especially for men for whom sudden emission can be an issue.

One final sensual tip for the small male organ owner: Regularly use a superior male organ health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) to keep the organ in good health. A woman will be more appreciative of a member that has a healthy glow, rather than one that is dry and flaky or reeks of an unpleasant odor. A crème with bacteria-fighting vitamin A will help reduce persistent odor issues, which is always a plus. One that also includes a high-end emollient like Shea butter can address the dryness that makes the manhood skin scaly and unappetizing. A rod of modest proportions that is attractive to the eye gains points over a massive tool that presents an off-putting appearance.

Visit http://www.menshealthfirst.com for additional information on most common member health issues, tips on improving male organ sensitivity and what to do to maintain a healthy manhood. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous websites.