Head Cheese
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B_hardasarokkk
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Hmmm ,must be some northern hemisphere affliction!?? , personally, I wash and powder under my foreskin daily and Im OK . If I go 2 days I can just get a hint of pheremones, ...if I had to go 2 days ( stranded without a shower or whatever ), I would have to jerk off in the shower sometime anyway so its back to square one. Anyone who wonders about their dick smelling is a dirty prick who avoids personal hygene!!
You are absolutely right. If you cut off a body part, you'll never have to use soap and water again. Now, excuse me while I go get all my teeth pulled, so I don't have to floss and brush any more.
By the way, for the OP... curious why only European and Canadian? Some of us yanks are natural, too.
And I agree with the majority that an occasional cleaning prevents the problem, before it happens.
Whew what a relief! This is a post about smegma. I thought it was about hogs head cheese and I was going to be sick. 
Soap + water on a daily basis will keep it clean and diary product free unless you like shagging cheddar etc.
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Uncircumcised male with foreskin retracted, presents with large accumulation of smegma (sometimes called 'cock cheese'.)
Smegma is thought to be the cause of numerous penile and female urinary/genital infections. The male penis begins producing even greater quantities of smegma during puberty, and care must be taken to wash the penis regularly, from childhood throughout adult life if the male is not circumcised, to prevent the accumulation of this foul smelling substance.
The male with phimosis who is unable to retract the foreskin even when flacid (soft) may want to be circumcised to prevent the accumulation of smegma. Otherwise regular 'douche' with warm water to washout might help the build up.
Younger males should be regularly checked to ensure no phimosis exists and that no smegma has been allowed to collect under the foreskin or behind the glans.
http://www.circlist.com/anatterms/anatimages/smegma.gif
The moral is, circumcision cures smegma-problems, but some styles (high and/or tight) cure it better than others.
"Before I was circumcised (at age 30) I tried for years to eliminate the smell from my penis. I was scrupulously clean, and tried everything I could think of, but I never got rid of the smell completely. There was always at least a slight but noticeable odor for the first few seconds each time I got an erection, and this could be within half an hour of getting out of a bath or shower where I had pulled the foreskin right back and washed with soap".
Hope this all helps guys - Quotes NOT me
Smegma is thought to be the cause of numerous penile and female urinary/genital infections. The male penis begins producing even greater quantities of smegma during puberty, and care must be taken to wash the penis regularly, from childhood throughout adult life if the male is not circumcised, to prevent the accumulation of this foul smelling substance.
The male with phimosis who is unable to retract the foreskin even when flacid (soft) may want to be circumcised to prevent the accumulation of smegma. Otherwise regular 'douche' with warm water to washout might help the build up.
Younger males should be regularly checked to ensure no phimosis exists and that no smegma has been allowed to collect under the foreskin or behind the glans.
http://www.circlist.com/anatterms/anatimages/smegma.gif
But do only uncircumcised men have a problem with smegma?
No.
"I was loosely circumcised at birth: I have a long inner foreskin remaining (about 2 inches), which spends most of the day folded up behind the glans. If I am sitting it usually covers the corona (rim of the glans). The inner foreskin secretes smegma, and, especially in the hot weather, there is a noticeable odor, as well as moistness. Although I do not produce anywhere near the amount of smegma that an uncut man does, I produce an amount which, during the summer at least, is inconvenient and unwanted. I think that the problem would have been obviated had I received a slightly tighter job: if the doctor had removed either more of the inner foreskin (possibly another inch or so) or if he had removed more of the shaft skin, resulting in a high-and-tight".
"I had a room-mate some years back who had a low-and-tight cut, with very little inner skin, and a very smooth shaft. He never produced any smegma whatsoever".
The moral is, circumcision cures smegma-problems, but some styles (high and/or tight) cure it better than others.
"Before I was circumcised (at age 30) I tried for years to eliminate the smell from my penis. I was scrupulously clean, and tried everything I could think of, but I never got rid of the smell completely. There was always at least a slight but noticeable odor for the first few seconds each time I got an erection, and this could be within half an hour of getting out of a bath or shower where I had pulled the foreskin right back and washed with soap".
Hope this all helps guys - Quotes NOT me
That is genius
why do so many cut guys think that the rest of the world should lop off part of their anatomy?
I love my forskin
Ive slept with many uncut guys and the sight of them gobbing in their hand to j/o is not a nice one!
As for Smegma. yeah it happens but as all the other posters have said if you wash on a regular basis it will minimise any build up.
thankfully i have never been down on a smeggy dick
SwingThick
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Have it.. love it.. and yes I eat it.
I have a lot of excess foreskin..and it does produce.
I always get a feel from people if they are into it or not.. 99% of the men I know, are, but if not..
I just take care of it myself. (by just running my fingers around the head, and then touching my tongue
)Great question..and like that you were including Canada!
Implying always? Without exception?
Thought to be? Is that from CircList?
That appears to be a problem in some countries, particularly USA, U.K., and a few others.
Then later in same post:
Is there a contradiction?
It didn't.
Thank you, my friend to the north.
I've never understood why anyone would think it better to cut off a natural, healthy part of the body, rather than take responsibility for keeping it clean. No one else seems to get it when I mention the dental analogy.
Hey smartie, can you cite a ramdom-controlled study that demonstrated that? If you reply, provide a link to a known peer-reviewed publication.
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Personally, I find cheese extremely erotic. To each his own.
If you don't like to have it, wash often; if you don't like the smell, tell your partner about it.
If you don't like to have it, wash often; if you don't like the smell, tell your partner about it.
I haven't seen any smegma since I finished puberty. Used to, but not anymore. I was sick once and I layed in bed for over a week and never took a bath and I still didn't make any cheese.
As for Cut guys, they still make it. There are these little glands all around the underneath edge of the glans which produce the smegma. Cut guys just wipe most of if off on their drawers. You can still smell it on them.
As for Cut guys, they still make it. There are these little glands all around the underneath edge of the glans which produce the smegma. Cut guys just wipe most of if off on their drawers. You can still smell it on them.
Sorry to disagree but those "little glands" were disproved a while back, like, early 1900s.:smile: Smegma is simply an accumulation of dead cells and some sebum.
True in a manner of speaking. The dead cells and sebum are wiped onto their drawers.
