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Originally Posted by Beercan Maybe this sounds crazy but I have been thinking of getting circumsised,it seems that every guy I have seen is cut,and I often wonder what it feels like to not have a hood. A guy I work with at the logging camp says he is stretching the skin he has left so he will have a hood and when we have been in the Sauna together has admired my hood |
I think this alone should answer your questions about getting snippelated or not. Clearly men are looking to get back what they do not have and here you are looking to have it torn off. Why on earth would you want to do that? Because of some idiot notion that it'll make you fit into society? Go to Europe and other nations where the intact look still reigns supreme.
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Originally Posted by Beercan Please give me some good advice,some women I have been with have had no idea what to with it and just pull it right back as if I was cut.
My head is big and when I am hard the foreskin only goes half way down the head,I guess I just want to look like everyone else!!
BC |
If you are with a woman who does not know what to do with it, then it is your responsibility to show her the correct way to handle and enjoy a foreskin (this advice also applies to any men who encounter a foreskin and show confusion--trust me, I've done my share of educating the snipped men who have never seen a foreskin live before--some haven't even seen photos of them). The point being that you said some women--not all women. This means that there is hope for you and clearly no reason to go off and get circumcised (unless you have plans of going Jewish in the immediate future).
Additionally, you indicate that the skin doesn't extend all the way over the head when you are erect. Does it cover completely when you are flacid? From a personal angle, I sort of enjoy watching the erection take place and the head sneaking out of it's hiding spot. A partial covering as you indicate to having is a huge turn on for many--it may be that it gives a visual which makes the penis look even larger than it actually is.
Keep what you have unless religion or medical reasons dictate otherwise.