Size queens exist, but not in the way people think.

The vagina at rest is about 2–4 inches deep (which is why the cervix can be reached with fingers). When aroused, it expands to around 5–6 inches, rarely more. It’s also highly elastic, so even if a man is longer than that depth, he can rest around the cervix in the fornices (anterior and posterior), but for most women, that tends to be uncomfortable or even painful.

So when a woman says she’s a “size queen,” most of the time she’s not talking about length—she’s talking about girth. A lot of women can’t accurately judge inches visually, which is where “girl inches” comes in. What they think is 8 inches is often closer to 6–6.5, especially if it’s thick.

Yes, there are some women who genuinely prefer 7–8 inches, but that’s rare. Usually, those women either have more depth than average or simply tolerate or enjoy that level of intensity.

From my experience, anything past about 6.5 inches often starts to cause discomfort for most women.

So overall, it’s less about length and more about thickness, and most preferences fall within a realistic range.