Former adult star Lisa Ann tells virgin with micro penis that 'size doesn't matter'

So, put the measuring tape down and listen up.

In her most recent episode, she offered some pretty sound advice to a 46-year-old virgin that was worried about his size.

The comments came on Lisa's Dudes Do Better podcast, where she was interviewing porn star Nicole Doshi.

After speaking about their experience in the adult film industry, Lisa began to read some letters from fans.

One read: "I’m 46 years old and I’ve never been with a woman… my question is, what does sex actually feel like?

"Being overweight also means I have a micro-penis which is only three inches long. Would I ever please a woman?"

And Lisa, being the absolute gem that she is, was quick to reassure her concerned follower.

She said: "We have to let go of the bad experiences we’ve had in order to open the door for good experiences to happen."

Which, if you think about it, is actually pretty sound life advice.

Lisa went on to say that size doesn't really matter: "As for a smaller penis, men need to understand that women care a lot less about that than you think."

She went on to explain a pretty huge industry secret: "The reason a lot of the men look bigger in the industry is because they’re lean, so it gives a good backdrop, it’s common sense, makes it look bigger, just like trimming the hair."

Lisa went on to urge the fan that: "it is never too late, and I am sure there are many women out there your age, who would be so happy to spend time with you."

However, Lisa didn't stop there, she went on to reassure the wider male pollution and plead for guys to 'stop measuring your penis' because what woman has ever gone and said to a guy 'hold on, let me measure it first, because if it doesn’t reach a certain amount then I don’t want to do it.'

"It’s not that way, we care so much less about it than you even think - your personality, your energy, your attitude, your vibe, that’s what’s important," she added.

So, basically size doesn't matter, stop living in the past, come with the correct attitude, and you'll be fine.