This ancient corpse was found near The Black Sea where it had been buried in state. Not only was it furnished with what is considered the The World's Oldest gold, but this valuable material was used to adorn his manhood. One wonders whom it was who saw to it that this was done, was it him himself, a loving relative or some besotted lover? Well, no matter whom it was it's a proof of some special kind of manly status and respect that even followed the dead man into his grave. As it seems to take a man really to appreciate the male organ I feel that the one who saw to it that he was adorned this way was another man, most likely a lover.
In my opinion the most likely is that the gold adornment was chosen by a male lover, appreciating the penis of the dead man, but I, thinking from a Modern standpoint as I am, admit that I'm prejudiced. To me it would be more likely that a woman served the penis as a dish ....
or controlled it with an anti-rape device of some kind ....
Many women are being swarmed with "Dick pics", but I doubt many swoon over them.
I wouldn't say that women NEVER appreciates "dickpics" or the "dick" itself, but most often I've had the impression that they see this male organ that is so beloved by men as a bit ridiculous. After all, it often is a sort of rival to the affections of the man: "Do you love me or your penis the most????" they may ask, probably without ever getting an honest answer.
It's my impression that most women see the penis as something more or less comical, the Joker of all the male body parts. The phallus cult always appealed more to men than to women, and why not? After all is the penis in a patriarchal society the main symbol of the male power, both in society as such or in their private lives. They may not be able to demasculise other men, but they may do a lot to have track of whom pees in the most impressive manner according to their own ideas of male grandeur.
In their need for affirmations some/many (?) have resorted to surgery: They want penis enlargements even though there are many sad stories about men who lose the ability to feel this quite vulnerable organ. Do they do it for women? That I doubt as a longer penis isn't what makes them tick. No, it's the mere or less public toilet and the eyes of their male counterparts that make them hazard their health with not all that safe surgery. After all, a penis is not only for adornments, but also for functionality. That may turn into a grave problem for some of those men who have resorted to surgical enlargements: A limp dick is not what they were after, but that was what they got. Not that they didn't know beforehand what might happen, but the dream of being one of the "big guys" enticed them into having surgery ....
https://theconversation.com/how-to-overcome-phallus-obsessed-toxic-masculinity-84388
https://scopeblog.stanford.edu/2023/02/14/is-an-increase-in-penile-length-cause-for-concern/
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/21707-penile-fracture
https://jimhopper.com/topics/sexual-assault-and-the-brain/repeat-rape-by-college-men/
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