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ORIGINAL: darchChylde

Cirmcized or uncircumcized; in my experience, women care much less about a penis than the man it is attached to.  

I agree with you darch!  I was born in an area where boys weren't circumcised unless they were Jewish.  Later, we moved to an area where being circumcised was the norm regardless of faith.  Apparently a lot of doctors made plenty of money snipping off foreskins in that part of the country.  As a result, I felt "different" for still having mine and can remember being teased about it, along with a few other boys that still had theirs. 

Since becoming a man, I've found that there are women who indeed appreciate the fact that I still have it, even if I've been the first uncircumcised male they've ever been with.  I've also been with women who prefer uncircumcised men and who also greatly enjoyed having fun with CBT on my foreskin. 

Let's just not talk about regular clothespins and foreskins in the same sentance though unless you want to hear me beg to have them removed!  

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ORIGINAL: LaMistressa

Two of my previous partners were uncircumcised, and one of the things that I liked to do was pull the foreskin back when doing cbt, and use various stingy lotions or whatnot on the head. It is definitely more sensitive than a circumcised penis, however, so you really want to 'go light' on any products used there, and I didn't use things for longer than 20 minutes or so.  I also kept a water spray bottle on hand to dilute things if need be.

(Honestly, I *would* recommend reading The Family Jewels for advice on cbt play, but we all know how well that went in the other thread. It's a really good book! )

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ORIGINAL: pixelslave
I agree with you darch!  I was born in an area where boys weren't circumcised unless they were Jewish.  Later, we moved to an area where being circumcised was the norm regardless of faith.  Apparently a lot of doctors made plenty of money snipping off foreskins in that part of the country.  As a result, I felt "different" for still having mine and can remember being teased about it, along with a few other boys that still had theirs. 
 
Since becoming a man, I've found that there are women who indeed appreciate the fact that I still have it, even if I've been the first uncircumcised male they've ever been with.  I've also been with women who prefer uncircumcised men and who also greatly enjoyed having fun with CBT on my foreskin. 
 
Let's just not talk about regular clothespins and foreskins in the same sentance though unless you want to hear me beg to have them removed!  
 
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ORIGINAL: pixelslave

As an FYI for those reading, water doesn't dilute all products and can actually make some of them feel more intense.  Depending on the product, other solutions may be more appropriate to apply than water in order to dilute their effects.  Aloe lotion, hydrocortisone, baby oil (mineral oil), some make-up removers, and a few others come to mind.  Water tends to intensify most of the mentholated products that I'm aware of  (e.g. BenGay or Tiger Balm since they're not water soluable). 
 
The same would apply to other irritants as well when applied to areas that are considered mucous membranes (which would includ the head of the penis & particularly the urethra, all being naturally spread if in contact with the foreskin).  Some of the homeopathic remedy books may have treatments listed for them.  I simply don't recall what they are or have of those books at hand at hand at the moment.
 
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ORIGINAL: LaMistressa

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ORIGINAL: pixelslave

As an FYI for those reading, water doesn't dilute all products and can actually make some of them feel more intense.  Depending on the product, other solutions may be more appropriate to apply than water in order to dilute their effects.  Aloe lotion, hydrocortisone, baby oil (mineral oil), some make-up removers, and a few others come to mind.  Water tends to intensify most of the mentholated products that I'm aware of  (e.g. BenGay or Tiger Balm since they're not water soluable). 
 
The same would apply to other irritants as well when applied to areas that are considered mucous membranes (which would includ the head of the penis & particularly the urethra, all being naturally spread if in contact with the foreskin).  Some of the homeopathic remedy books may have treatments listed for them.  I simply don't recall what they are or have of those books at hand at hand at the moment.
 
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You are correct, and thank you for the clarification. I use water-soluable products (specifically Ben Gay gel), so water will dissipate it somewhat. But yes, water for water soluable things, and it won't stop them 100%. Oils will,  but then you can't use condoms afterwards (like anyone would want to have sex with someone with Tiger Balm on their member!)

LOL!  Would that be a case of avoiding "what goes around comes around?"  LaMistressa, please don't tell me you wouldn't want to enjoy the intense sensation of having the say the "white" version of Tiger Balm inside you??  I'm certain your sub would unknowingly be happy to add lots of water based lube!

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ORIGINAL: pixelslave

LOL!  Would that be a case of avoiding "what goes around comes around?"  LaMistressa, please don't tell me you wouldn't want to enjoy the intense sensation of having the say the "white" version of Tiger Balm inside you??  I'm certain your sub would unknowingly be happy to add lots of water based lube!
 
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ORIGINAL: darchChylde
First, i don't know if i can forgive you for bringing up clothespins at all.

What can I say?  Someone's gotta keep the sadists among the dominant ladies around here entertained.

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But yeah, the main complaints i've heard against uncircumcized penis are the "fragrance" and "cheese".  These are both issues that can be easily remedied by proper hygiene.

Absolutely!

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i've noticed that when erect there is none of that "earthworm" appearance and my penis is visibly undistinguisable from a cut member.

Unlike you, my foreskin is still visible when erect and has always been a problem for me in regard to using condoms.  Movement of my foreskin back & forth within the condom, tends to work them foreward such that they eventually "walk" their way toward the tip of my penis, sometimes falling off; not exactly what one would hope for if desiring to have "safer sex"!  

When I first separated at the beginning of my divorce with my now ex-wife/former-Mistress, a very helpful woman at the local adult store suggested using O-rings or one of the various jelly style rings/stretchable stimulators that are currently available to help hold condoms in place at the base of my penis.  Finally, at the fine age of 48, my problem with them was solved!  I still don't like the loss of stimulation that results when I use them, but at least they no longer want to work their way off; interrupting all the fun!