With the majority of people here at pegym being from the US Btufts the results of this poll don't surprise me. Neither does the fact that more cut people wish they weren't than uncut wish they were.
With the majority of people here at pegym being from the US Btufts the results of this poll don't surprise me. Neither does the fact that more cut people wish they weren't than uncut wish they were.
Actually from what I read there has been no proper conclusive studies, hence the rates dropping in so many countries, but I will read the study you provided. I know australia's decision to ban was based after a study showed there was no significant benefits to the surgery.
And also, condoms significantly reduce the risk of the spread of HIV![]()
Well im from Canada I thought mostly only Jewish people got cut as babies but hey that's just my arrogance on the subject
One has foreskin. Naw just kidding, I'll be honest I've never even had sex with glans exposed, I had phimosis. So I won't play the sensitivity card.
But I suppose that's a question worth asking women who've experienced both. It does seem likely though that the preferences I've seen with uncut would be in reference to sex without condom. But who knows?
Hey crank, how did you manage that? I thought the frenulum always went when they cut your foreskin off. Whatever is the reason you're lucky. It is my understanding that the frenulum is the most sensitive part of the package, not the glans as is widely believed. Regardless, after very extensive study on the subject, and having been circumcised at birth, I'm an avid dis-believer in being cut. I think it's a barbaric cultural and religious habit that's been sugar coated over the centuries so that we don't even question it. Well after restoration of mine, it was the best thing I ever did. Congrad on you still having at least a piece of it still left.
Cheers
Hooded
Uncut and very happy. I guess either way, one should try to be confident and happy with what they have, although I am a strong proponent that the choice should be up to the child. Obviously, it will be something they could decide in their teen yrs, but I am sure most would elect to keep the foreskin. And if they decide otherwise, it is their choice- as it should be.
I think circumcision is a backwards and useless surgery and I am happy that it is slowing being phased out in the US - one of the few countries that still does it at a high level. Big and easy money maker for docs, of course.

