circumscision?

Question

i was wondering if its a big deal if you are or are not curcumsized.
im not getting a procedure done now but i want to know truthfully if it is or if it is not a big deal

Answer 1

) Advantages of being intact are:
--Circumcision cuts WAY down on sexual enjoyment for the man due to loss of nerve-rich foreskin.
--Getting cut causes the glans (head) to develop a keratinized layer to protect from rubbing on clothing, further cutting sensation. Many cut men are unable to ejaculate during intercourse and have to finish "by hand." Intact men can "go all the way."
--without foreskin sex feels rough for the woman.
--foreskin makes masturbation more fun - and better for your partner to play with.
--Circumcision hurts when it's done, even if you were too young to remember it
--a cut penis looks kind of sad with that scar where the foreskin belongs. Uncut is much hotter looking.
--Circumcision has a slight chance of complications. Each year a few baby boys have to have their entire penises amputated and undergo surgery to make them into fake girls. And a few die.

Circumcision has no advantages that are not fictional or only relevant in a few areas
--You can be just as clean if you are uncircumcised. Wash. It's THAT simple. Even if you're cut, you still need to wash.
-- If you're sleeping around, you need to use condoms regardless or you will get diseases.
--most women are sensible enough not to discriminate against uncut guys. If they do, they are too shallow to bother with and totally ignorant of the pleasure they can get from a WHOLE man.
--Oh, one that may be valid. Some studies have shown a lower rate of cancer of the penis in cut guys, but this cancer is so rare that it's hard to get a good statistical sample. More boys/men die each year from botched circumcisions than from cancer of the penis.
--Recent reports from Africa say that circumcision reduces the risk of AIDS from unprotected hetrosexual activity. This has little relevance to areas of the world where condoms are cheap, readily available, and culturally acceptable. .

Answer 2

Get it done. I did. Best decision I ever made. The operation itself is nothing drastic. A bit of discomfort immediately afterwards, but that's it. According to the various surveys I've read, most partners (women and men) prefer a cut penis. Don't be put off by those people (like several who have already replied to your question) who, for some reason, are dead set against circumcision. Unless they've had the experience of getting cut as an adult, like I have, they're in no position to judge. It's also worth noting that the anti-circumcision lobby, very prominent in Europe, Australia and the States in the 80s and 90s, is now losing ground to pro-circumcision groups, not only due to new findings concerning AIDS prevention, but also changing social preferences. If you do a search on Internet for pro-circumcision, you'll be able to judge for yourself.

Answer 3

I don't think so, most men in Europe are not and they are fine & healthy.

Answer 4

It might prevent infection

It might prevent a split foreskin during sex

Answer 5

It could be worse, it could be me. It's gonna smart.!!