Man with 'world's biggest penis' answers huge question everyone wants to know about his day-to-day life

Matt Barr seems to be universally known as the man with the 'world's largest penis' - and he has given us an insight into how his day-to-day life can be.

Ever since his guest appearance on This Morning four months ago, where he revealed that he had Britain's largest penis, he has opened up further about his life with a large manhood.

Matt has gone viral with his many admissions since then, revealing that being well-endowed is not as easy-going or amazing as it may seem.

Since the interview, he's also taken part in another scientific study that measured his todger at 14.2 inches (36cm), up from the previous measurement of 12 inches (31cm), meaning he has the biggest medically proven d**k in the world.

Earlier this week, Matt sat down for an interview with LADbible to speak about his many experiences with his condition, highlighting that he has had a lot of weird DM requests following his appearance on TV.

"I have had people ask me to come around and clean their house naked or something, most of stuff is too explicit to print," he explained.

He admitted: "Some of them have been good, like I had some dates as a result of it as well. So I'm not claiming it was all bad."

Matt also added that he's had several odd video requests from people asking him to do certain sexual things, which he has refused.

But he explained that there was one request that stood out as the weirdest: "There was a guy who wanted to draw me in cartoon form as a giant and do all this sex giant sex stuff, apparently, the fetish is called macrophilia."

As well as this, he has been trying to spread awareness of the condition and how it can affect physical and mental health, with Matt exploring deeper issues around the subject in his upcoming book release, titled 'A Long Story: Life With One Of The World’s Largest Penises'.

Matt has received a lot of attention since his interview on This Morning. (ITV)

He has also lifted the lid on one of the biggest wonders of having a schlong, when we asked him if he gets special-made clothes to hide it.

Matt revealed: "Basically, buy a size up. Waist size wise, always make sure there's plenty of room up front. You can get some good ones.

"There is [also] custom underwear that people sell, designed for people who are either naturally well endowed or inject things into them.

"So they're big anyway, that's kind of the key, because it keeps it all compressed," he said, adding that wearing these types of underwear for too long can be uncomfortable as well.

He further explained that he knows there are some types of clothes that he can't wear in public and that he tries to stay conservative, as he has been kicked out of a yoga class in the past as they thought that he was aroused.

While a lot of younger people might take this newfound fame and make some money on it on platforms such as OnlyFans, Matt said he has no plans to do so as a man in his 40s, though he would have done if he was part of the younger generation.

"I'm sure, if I was 20 years younger, I would have, [because] I'd be more focused on making sure my parents were all good, I'd be in the gym constantly, all these things.

"But that wasn't the case back then [when he was growing up]," he highlighted.

Matt says that he buys trousers that are slightly bigger to hide it. (ITV)

Matt then opened up on a number of health issues that come with having a 14-inch penis, saying that there is no exact word for his condition.

"Macrophallus is a term that gets thrown around," he says, which is a rare condition that causes an abnormally large penis.

"It's tossed around a lot, but it's really more of a categorisation term. It's not like a medical diagnosis or medical condition."

Essentially, though, Matt revealed that getting erect can sometimes cause him to feel unwell, explaining: "It just means there's a lot of issues with blood flow. That's partly why my size kind of fluctuates a bit as well, because it's very difficult to have that much blood flowing around there,

"So I've got lightheaded at times as well, getting erections and things like that, and you can't get fully erect... I've taken some various medication over time to try and to try and shrink it, which seemed to have had more like the opposite effect," the Cambridge-graduate said.

However, in the end, the message he wants to send out to men worried about how big or small their little man is that it 'doesn't have any bearing on your masculinity or who you are as a man or your identity; and for those wanting a massive penis to 'be careful what you wish for', as it is more of a hassle than anything else.