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Originally Posted by DickMaster I´m uncut. Being uncut is VERY common in Finland. I heard that being cut is very common in USA. Is it true? |
OK here goes! One of my great obsessions. To your question, yes most guys in the US are cut. And in my opinion a very sad fact. I was radically cut as an infant, and well into adult hood I read an article in Mens Health about how parents were re-thinking having their sons circumcised. It referred the reader to a book called "The Joys of Un-Circumcising". What I read blew me away. The cultural/religious hocus-pocus was shocking. No guy wants to admit that his manhood has been compromised. No one!! But the facts strongly suggest (to me) it does.
Every part of our bodies evolved with a purpose. Two eyes so you see in 3-dimensions, two ears to locate the direction of sound, and so on. The foreskin is no different. It has a purpose which is to protect the membrane of the glans (it's not skin) from abrasion. It stays soft, sensitive and in a controlled environment. Over time, unprotected, you loose some degree of sensitivity.
I was so moved by this, I restored my foreskin so even my doctor cannot tell the difference. Sadly the frenulum (sic) is gone forever, which is the most sensitive part of the penis. But I think it looks better, feels better, and finally I have back what nature intended in the first place.
Sorry if this goes against the beliefs of the pro-circumcisers. But I feel so strongly about this I had to speak up. If anyone wants to see the result of restoration, let me know. Bet you can't tell the difference. I'll need an email address as attachments are not permitted in private messages.
Cheers,
Hooded