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Posted by samuel77 on 2026-September-18 00:19:35, Friday
In reply to The Circumcision moral dilemma posted by GL_in_Lyrics on 2026-September-17 17:42:54, Thursday

Phimosis is rare and can be treated in many ways before reaching for the knife.

In most countries, clean water is virtually everywhere. If a penis need cleaning - there is soap and water if necessary. And we do not need to clean a penis all the time.

Health reason: we can visit a doctor or an emergency room if there is anything happening. We do not need to chop off body parts as a premature treatment.

In young boys: the foreskin is attached to the head, like glued together. Removing the foreskin means damaging the skin of the head. The head is no longer protected and gets a harder skin - which in fact is damaging the vagina during intercourse.

Anesthesia for toddler is difficult and in America often dropped. The pain is extreme and impact relationship to parents. The lost sensitivity leads to less sexual activity - which might be healthy regading Aids, Stds and similar.

I am cut, and adore a whole boy penis. I know what i am missing. Just taking cooking oil into a bath tub and rubbing. Now i can imagine how much fun it must be with a whole one.

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