I am an uncircumcised male over 40. Before I was married (teens - early twenties) I was surprised that women I dated never commented on my being intact- natural until the relationship developed and I brought it up. Most of them had never been with an intact male and they did not realize it. That is they did not perceive that I had a foreskin. They saw my penis erect, felt it in a condom and I was very meticulous about being clean before a date. Usually, showering together (where my penis would get erect again) and walking around naked did not happen until the relationship developed. From these experiences I do not get the talk of woman thinking natural penises are ugly (icky?). I don't understand the amputation culture in view of:
One can feel the part so after amputation you must be missing something.
The head of the penis when exposed gets chaffed, it must be better to be protected -- there are medical benefits to not cutting that are not mentioned to parents. Doesn't circ cause ED?
Sex can be different in the natural form (that is what partners have said).
Is the snickering of woman about natural guys a real thing or contrived from inexperience and prejudice?
2007-03-02
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