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| I thought I had a bladder infection. . . [message #126354] |
Mon, 13 December 2004 16:46   |
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Crimson
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That's retarded... really. The only "problem" with the extra skin is that you might not clean it but what guy over 12 (or so) doesn't give themselves a really good cleaning in the shower *cough*. And if you don't, maybe you should. 
If you don't want too much info, don't read any further. You were warned.
First off, why should you subject yourself to having yourself mutilated when careful washing can prevent the problem? Circumcision is a choice you can't take back. I would recommend that you ask to hold off. Tell the doctor that you will make extra effort to wash yourself better.
Next, there are huge differences in function. Uncircumcized penises generally will experience much more intense sensations during bedtime activities because the head isn't rubbing against your clothes all day (if you want to prove this, shave a big section of your leghair off (in a place no one will see) and put on pants... the places where your hair covered your leg are now super-sensitive because they're not used to being touched.
OK, next... this is the real "TMI" part... during intercourse, the part that feels good for the guy is the whole 'moving in and out' bit... for girls, it's generally the part about having something located in that orifice and repetitive pressure on either the clitoris or g-spot (outside and inside respectively). For some girls, the friction of moving back and forth becomes uncomfortable after a period of time. Having the extra skin minimizes the friction on the girl while still letting you experience it.
Now that you know more than you wanted to know... I hope that you'll make the decision that's best for you and don't just blindly trust anyone. There are plenty of websites on this subject as well.
I'm the bawss.
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| I thought I had a bladder infection. . . [message #126395] |
Mon, 13 December 2004 18:47 |
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xptek
Messages: 1410
Registered: August 2004
Location: USSA
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| Crimson |
That's retarded... really. The only "problem" with the extra skin is that you might not clean it but what guy over 12 (or so) doesn't give themselves a really good cleaning in the shower *cough*. And if you don't, maybe you should.
If you don't want too much info, don't read any further. You were warned.
First off, why should you subject yourself to having yourself mutilated when careful washing can prevent the problem? Circumcision is a choice you can't take back. I would recommend that you ask to hold off. Tell the doctor that you will make extra effort to wash yourself better.
Next, there are huge differences in function. Uncircumcized penises generally will experience much more intense sensations during bedtime activities because the head isn't rubbing against your clothes all day (if you want to prove this, shave a big section of your leghair off (in a place no one will see) and put on pants... the places where your hair covered your leg are now super-sensitive because they're not used to being touched.
OK, next... this is the real "TMI" part... during intercourse, the part that feels good for the guy is the whole 'moving in and out' bit... for girls, it's generally the part about having something located in that orifice and repetitive pressure on either the clitoris or g-spot (outside and inside respectively). For some girls, the friction of moving back and forth becomes uncomfortable after a period of time. Having the extra skin minimizes the friction on the girl while still letting you experience it.
Now that you know more than you wanted to know... I hope that you'll make the decision that's best for you and don't just blindly trust anyone. There are plenty of websites on this subject as well.
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You can get it restored with plastic surgery... but I'd just keep it. 
cause = time
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