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I always have this feeling after I got 'cut' in my 30's. Now there is scientifical data to prove
AsianManNOVA 1817 reads
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1 / 22

I lose quite a bit of sensitivity and it takes me much longer to orgasm (I guess it's good news to some guys).

sensuality64 20 Reviews 478 reads
posted
3 / 22

and it makes sense.
As a devout atheist I always wondered, Why did "god" put the foreskin there and then make a covenant with his "chosen" people to cut it off? Did he make a mistake?
Why do so many in the modern world believe it should be cut of for sanitary purposes? Cleaning supplies are  cheap.
Maybe mine being gone, is why my nipples are so much more sensitive than my penis head!

lakerman16 1 Reviews 197 reads
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5 / 22

Whew!!I am 42 and was going to have the snip done on me about a month ago.Im really glad I chickened out at the last minute.

saturnsky 144 reads
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7 / 22
HaleyOrlando See my TER Reviews 390 reads
posted
8 / 22

It depends on the man and how much activity he's use to. Some men are overly sensitive when you pull back the foreskin.  Either the sensation makes them cum quicker or it is distracting and makes it harder to perform.

It's hard for me to judge how much a man loses being circumcised and most men never think or talk about it. I do have more conversation from the uncircumcised gentlemen who take a few minutes to give me directions on what works for him.

Kisses Haley

SinCitySinner 67 Reviews 186 reads
posted
9 / 22

Its very painful. When I masturbate, I never pull my foreskin all the way back. One has to be very careful when dealing with uncircumcised dicks.

saturnsky 193 reads
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10 / 22

Because in 100% of the cases where a guy was uncut, there was a distinct odor, some absolutely disgusting and others faint, but nevertheless an odor that is not there in a cut penis.

Certainly not a criticism, just a personal observation and a serious question.

-- Modified on 2/14/2013 3:57:26 PM

WondersOfTheWrld 210 reads
posted
11 / 22

clean as cut ones.

I've had enough penises to know the difference too, I promise. :)

It's too bad for the few who can't clean right & give a bad name for the rest of the uncut men.

saturnsky 166 reads
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13 / 22
shudaknownbetter 205 reads
posted
14 / 22

age...   I don't think he minded the loss of sensitivity but the proceedure was some freaking ordeal.   I don't think he'd been sexually active in some years & if it doesn't get stretched regularly, eventually you can't.  Bad scene anyway.  Better him than me.

Engagement 166 reads
posted
15 / 22

Be happy in your own skin.
Whether you're cut or uncut, keep your junk clean.

RichardHeadIII 159 reads
posted
16 / 22

Did you get that yeast infection of your's taken care of yet....personally, I don't like rice pudding w/ my suchi!

Keep it clean dear.

anonymousfun 6 Reviews 155 reads
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17 / 22

Uncut men don’t know how Cut men feel and vice versa

One of life’s mysteries, we will never know the real answer too.

Statistically, there are more uncut men in the world than cut. Jews and Muslims, it is religious thing so statistics excludes them since it will skew the study.

Voluntary circumcision is more prevalent in the US than anywhere else in the world and most cases, the parents makes the decision for the new born male child.

octovert 265 reads
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18 / 22

The rim is susceptable to burn-out or stimulation overload, but the ragged skin behind it that resulted from cutting has sensitivity all over it and can be pleasured indefinitely. That scarred skin's sensation is a blend of arousal and plain 'feel-good' I call "affuction".

saturnsky 133 reads
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19 / 22
panopticon123 2 Reviews 140 reads
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20 / 22

OK, so there's less sexual pleasure. So what? On the other hand, the Center for Disease Control has found that "[m]ale circumcision reduces the risk that a man will acquire HIV from an infected female partner, and also lowers the risk of other STDs , penile cancer, and infant urinary tract infection. In female partners, it reduces the risk of cervical cancer, genital ulceration, bacterial vaginosis, trichomoniasis, and HPV. Although male circumcision has risks including pain, bleeding, and infection, more serious complications are rare." Feel better?

Grandish 131 reads
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22 / 22

In sub-saharan Africa maybe. Any benefit is minimal in western nations.

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