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Q: Circumsision
asked by: mayhi on September 6th, 2005
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I fully believe in doing it because the loose skin is just a great area for bacteria to get into and cause infections. I have many family members who were not circumsized as a baby and had to go through it at an older age and it was very painful. I can only imagine what an infection would feel like there being a woman myself. Ouch. Anyways it is just my opinion!
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KyleSB
replied on September 6th, 2005
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I'm not circumsized, and i've never had a problem with infections. The only way I could comprehend the foreskin being a problem with infections, would be if the guy didn't shower regularily and than got one when the bacteria built up.
But as far as just randomly waking up with an infection because you have a foreskin... That doesn't really seem to make a whole lot of sense unless you live in some kind of sh!Tty ass conditions.
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truckstophero
replied on September 6th, 2005
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I am 28 and uncircumsized. Never had a single infection in my life. I wash every day, penis included, so no worries. If a guy has bad hygiene, foreskin or no foreskin he will get an infection, its alll about cleanliness.. And by the way, the penis is far more sensitive when covered with skin. Excelletn!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Citrus
replied on November 7th, 2005
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Im 15, never circumsized. Mom didnt believe in it, no problem for me.

The ladies dont mind it either, pal.
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ceisco
replied on November 9th, 2005
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Circumcision
I'm 23 and uncircumcised and the only problems I have had with not being cut is that women I have sex with seem surprised when they see it even a little freaked out, but I guess a penis is still a penis. I'm not cutting my son or sons if I ever have any.
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Citrus
replied on November 9th, 2005
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Ever been put off just cause your uncircumsized? The ladys have never said anything to me about it...
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ceisco
replied on November 9th, 2005
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Being Put Off, No
No, at first the initial reaction is one of surprise or novelty but after that they're into it. It is almost exotic for them. No complaints or refusals they really get into it after the initial response though. All cheers here. :)
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aussben
replied on November 13th, 2005
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Im 29 and uncircumcised and I have never had a problem. You only get infections from poor hygeine. None of my girlfriends did not care at all, one of mt girlfriends have never been with a intact guy before. But after awhile she like playing with the extra skin and prefered it over a cir'd one.
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spooled2k3
replied on February 19th, 2006
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I am 20 years old and circumcised and I wish that I was able to make the decision for myself. I find it very painful sometimes when my glands rub against my boxers. If I ever have any male children they will not be circumcised when they are born. It will be something that I leave up to them. I personally think the foreskin is important, and if you clean yourself you wont have problems.
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bubba13x3
replied on February 14th, 2008
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Look I'm 36years old and I never had any problems. My son is now 3 and he's not cut either. The only way to loose your foreskin is to try and wear it off. Ask questions and use logic when making decisions. Common sense is not so common.
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shelly_i
replied on September 8th, 2009
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against circumsision
As a female and from previous sexual partners; I think circumsised penises are discusting deformed looking things.. I just cant look at them! but on the pschological side of things; I believe it is something that goes in and out of fashion; (my girlfriends watching sex and the city has put them off natural penises)

so I didn't get my son snipped as midwives told me its just as painful for the bubs as it would be when there older..and if circumsisions the way to go in ten years then he'll be able to make that decision himself..
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W0LF
replied on September 8th, 2009
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The more doctors review the process of circumcision the more they conclude that it helps to prevent health problems from fungal infection to STDs.

Circumcised men who claim that sex feels better uncut are without exception unable to speak from any kind of informed position. From what I've heard speaking to men who've had an adult circumcision, the experience of sex or masturbation is generally believed to be more intense with a trimmed foreskin. However their experience could be just as much psychological because of personal issues they had with an uncircumcised penis.

The pain is the same for an infant as it is for an adult but a child won't be able to remember it and will heal much more quickly and much more reliably than a teen or an adult. Adults also face an enhanced risk of infection due to the changes to bodily proportion and hygiene after puberty.
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