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>>31276 There was a study on it recently, when trying to figure out why transexual porn is almost exclusively viewed by straight men, rather than by women or homosexuals. It was decided that men see the penis, especially a large penis, as a symbol of power and sexuality. This does not mean they want it inside them or anything, but it means that the presence of one makes them excited, because they associate it with their own sexuality.
While some women are "size queens" who really do get excited by the presence of a huge penis, that's not something that can be universally relied upon about women's sexuality. Honestly, women's sexual preferences are so much more varied than mens' that it's hard to come up with any single physical trait to focus on. It's why most porn aimed at women focuses on plotlines and the emotions of a character--see, for example, Twilight. Twilight is Girl Porn. It is about building up the Forbidden Romance, the quiet, brooding, emotional bad (but, ultimately, safe) bad boy who lives for nothing but the girl they're putting themselves in the shoes of. Not every woman's going to respond to that, but it's an example of how you effectively sexualize a male character in a way that women would respond to rather than a way that builds up a man's sense of power/virility.
...and, for bonus points, how you sexualize a male character in a way that makes men uncomfortable. Men all over the internet are up in arms about how terrible Twilight is, but ask yourself honestly--is it really about the writing? And if it is--how well-written is the porn you watch/read?
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