TheGaggingWh0re -> RE: circumcised or intact is there a difference? (2/26/2007 2:41:39 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MasterNdorei This is not what you asked, but it is something to consider. When my son was born he weighed 7 lbs 9 oz. When he was circumsized he dropped 9 oz body weight. That is a lot of trauma for a new baby to endure. Think about what it is you are doing. Knowing what i do now, i would not cut a child. The only man I have been with who was uncut was a wonderful lover, clean, and odor free. A man's health and hygeine is going to be up to him. Studies may show Ameican women prefer cut, but there is no guarentee your child will end up with an American woman, nor that this will be the preferred trend when he is old enough to have sex. Just some thoughts... Master's dorei Noted. I'm just pointing out the poll results of a certain country. I haven't been able to access any results of any other countries, considering the tests I have read have been done in America. Chances are more likely that his kid will end up with someone from the U.S. if he lives in the U.S. :) Circumcision is a bit stressful, I'll agree to that, but if all babies turned out to be these catatonic dolls that some websites are arguing they become, then I think there'd be more cases of the same as they age. Due to memory decay as one gets older, the first two years are generally forgotten all together if not just barely remembered, which means that this is not a permanent, scarring procedure unless, in the very, very, very rare case that something does go wrong. With that being said- always have a good doctor on hand if you choose to do it! If you're not comfortable with the one at hand, then I suggest moving on until you find one you are comfortable with. EDIT: Also, on cleanliness, it is up to the guy to be clean, I agree. And some people do it very well! And...some people don't, lol.
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