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Topics: Mental Health, Lifestyle, Health
Jess Battison
The man with one of the largest penises in the world has opened up about the ‘real concerns’ over having such a package.
I mean, if you’re anything like me at this point, then all you need to do is hear that title and you instantly see the face of its owner, Matt Barr.
The bloke has been subject to many a daytime TV interview, social media discussion and of course, LADbible articles. With quite a unique daily experience, the 41-year-old is often chatting about his mega bulge and the apparent downsides that come with it.
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Barr has even written a book to lift the lid on the truth of having ‘Britain’s biggest penis’ and shut down any misconceptions around the ‘perks’ of packing a bigger bulk.
Downstairs, the bloke measures in at a massive 14.4 inches in length and 8.5 inches in girth.
And having been open publicly about his size since 2022 and featuring as the subject of the Channel 4 documentary My Massive C**k, Barr makes it clear that bigger doesn’t necessarily mean better.
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“It’s a thing that people don’t see as a problem at all. It’s either a joke on a mainstream show or it’s promoted in pornography. That doesn’t highlight the real concerns with it,’ he told Metro.co.uk.
Barr has been open in the past about being banned from a yoga class and having sexual encounters gone wrong, but it’s the impact on his mental health that’s the darker reality.
He learned from a young age that he was bigger than average, and at first, it was positive.
“I had this 'gift' that lots of guys would kill for. That was the consensus at the time, but it didn’t lead to the perfect life they imagined,” he explained. “I started being happy with that attention but that changed over time… Things are a lot trickier.”
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But he has found that talking about his problems has become a ‘genuine problem’ as many people just say ‘you have a good deal’.
“Not every moment of my life is impacted by this but it is affected in certain ways – sometimes very severely,” he added.
“Having to spend more on condoms and underwear isn’t the end of the world but it all adds up.”
He previously looked into penile reduction surgery, but after finding it costs '£15,000' and learning that it's 'super rare', it seemed like a 'very severe choice'.
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"It can lead to poor erectile health afterwards, it’s visually unappealing because of the way they cut away at it -you’re left with stitches and scars," he explained.
Barr also looked at non-surgical solutions, but 'it didn't do much good' and has also struggled to find a therapist to help him with his mental health, as it's a 'niche topic'.
He previously admitted: "Having a big penis is one of the biggest issues I’ve had to deal with in my life. It might sound like every man’s dream but it really isn’t.”