I hope to one day have kids and maybe one will be a boy and I was wondering what's the best thing for the child cut or uncut? I have only been with cut guys and none of them have had a problem with it but I heard it's a traumatic experience. So boys how do u feel about it. Girls what do u prefer play with lol. Also is it true that it gets dirty in there would I have to clean my kids dick ?
I would say have your future sons be uncut, because once it's cut you can't go back to the way it was before. Also from the various polls here about what girl's feel they prefer, it seems pretty evenly split down the middle on what feels best. As for infection and STD's, well being cut isn't going to prevent an individual from getting and STD or not if they aren't safe anyways, cutting them for those reasons is really a moot point. But yes as a mother you will probably want to talk to your child's pediatrician about how to teach your son to wash his penis and keep it clean from infection.
But isn't it my job to like get all that kind of stuff out the way for him and what if it's that like extra tight for skin and he needs to get it removed later on doesn't it hurt more ?
See I think of it like this , it's how we are born. So why are we taking/cutting something off that was meant to be there? Now medical reasons is another thing.
sex is better with uncut guys. If it's not for religious practices, then leave it alone. You wont need to clean it, just teach him...
You don't need to worry about it till they are 4, the foreskin will be able to fully pull back by then. When they are babies etc don't worry about it.
I was circumcised last week because of a cycling injury some years ago, which had been causing a build up of kerotonisation & resultant scar tissue which had eventually made the procedure a necessity. However, had it not been essential, I certainly would not have opted for circumcision, as I have always considered the procedure in those who have no choice as being barbaric & nothing short of primitive mutilation. If, at some later stage he chooses to make the decision for himself, or even if there is some medical reason, then that's a different matter. I have now seen both sides of the circumcision coin, and wish it had not been necessary in the first place. I am now having to re-learn how to masturbate all over again, as it's a totally different sensation, obviously requiring a different technique and, so far, although I know I have been close, I have not yet managed to reach orgasm, and the degree of sexual frustration I'm suffering by now is indescribable. It must be something like a pubescent knowing about masturbation from watching his big brother, or something, but not quite being in the stage of development when he can master it for himself.
I now feel so much better, as this morning I achieved my first post-circ orgasm. It wasn't easy, but as well as it being a major sexual relief it was also a great psychological step forward as I was starting to have serious fears that I'd never be able to bring myself to orgasm again. What's even better, though, is that only a few minutes ago I managed 2nd one in 12 hours - and that one was a lot easier, once I had started to master the new techniques required. Because of the excessive amounts of lube that were required, I've already put in an order for a 4 x 250ml pack of lubes online via Amazon, as they're likely to be absolutely essential in the near future.
It hurts the same. Maybe less, once nerves aren't so close and all. The difference is that that reasonless pain and the inability to handle it as a child won't be a part of his development. And no, you don't have to clean anything special, it's fused for many years.....
the way i see it is like wisdom teeth...leave that shit ALONE unless it becomes necessary to remove or reconfigure due to problems
Absolutely - especially if you've seen any of the videos of how they perform it (no shortage on YouTube) - rarely using any form of anaesthetic when done on babies. Plus it's not unknown for infant deaths to occur during circumcision due to blood loss.