Aussie Circumcision Trends

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I still don't recon he'll stay married to his wife for much longer though if she keeps pushing him around like this

precisely.

Sad, the evil ways of a woman.
Thanks fr the update
enz
 

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She basically said to him 'Tell the Urologist that you need the circumcision, or I take the kid and we're through' (Poor bastard :frown1:)
Hell, I was going to suggest he ditch her and go for custody, with the unilateral circumcision as evidence of abuse.

The fact that circumcision has died right out in Australia (fewer than one in five anywhere, fewer than one in 20 in some states), with a whole generation looking unlike their fathers, is evidence this is not an issue.

There is no resurgence of circumcision in Australia, just a handful of fanatics (Brian Morris, Terry Russell, Roger Short, Alex Wodak, David Cooper) pushing their favourite barrow, and a complaint media.
 

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I was born in 1986. My parents decided to leave me intact.

All of my friends that were born here that I know of are intact too, except my Turkish and Korean friends- all born from mid 1980s onwards.

Surprising though how many medical doctors in Victoria advocate circumcision today behind closed doors-Over the last few years i've had more then a few offer to organise the procedure or referral for one when they have found out my status and my few problems i've had with it infrequently over the years; even when the reason for being at the Doc's had nothing to do with my privates. It seems that more and more though Circumcision talk keeps popping up these days.

Take for example this story about what happened to a friend of mine's young son. He had started to see a new paediatrician a few months back and the Circumcision argument came up- problem is my friend didn't get the time to argue...

You see he said the paediatrician told his wife that that she should have their son circ'd. What you should know about the wife you see, is that she is a bit on the bossy side and likes to make all the decisions. Turns out the wife agreed with the Paediatrician on Circumcised being better (whilst it turns out my friend doesn't and is happy being intact). My friend only found out about all this when things were made clear to him recently.

I remember him saying how horrified he was when, a few weeks back, he came home from a business trip from overseas having been away for a couple of weeks. To cut a long story short, that first night back he was helping his son get ready for bed when his wife's preference was made all too apparent to him. She had gone ahead and had their son circumcised whilst he was away as she knew and I quote "he'd overreact over such a silly flap of skin".

My friend was really angry when he found out what had happened to his son. He said he never knew she was in favour of Circumcision as it had never come up as an issue. He blames the paediatrician, but the biggest shocker (and even I was a floored) was when the wife said she'd wish he'd "hurry up and get the chop as she was getting fed up of his dirty droopy foreskin."

Poor guy, I didn't know what to say to the fella. Sad part is, he said he is thinking about getting it done now solely because he feels sorry for his poor son. He said he thought it best for his son to match his Dad (talk about a role reversal) I think he feels like it is the responsible thing to do now so his son doesn't feel different. Personally, I think he should dump the bitchy wife and count his losses before things gets worse, ahem. :frown1:

I definitely think that there is a resurgence going on in Australia. It seems like this talk about the subject in the media is becoming more and more frequent. I guess it brings it back into the public mindset, or perhaps the push is from Doctors in this global financial crisis to make a quick buck? Who knows.

Personally I think it should be left up to the guy involved when he's old enough to know his junk. If he has problems, then he can get it done later if needs be. Then it can avoid a lot of those horrible 'family' issues.

Zee.

I'd have her in court tomorrow, and be suing for sole custody.
That's deeply underhanded. How can you trust her again, after that?
Or give her the dick, when you know she's unhappy with it.
Damn sure, I'd never fuck her again.
The last she'd see of me, is me leaving with my son.
 

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I believe the son will appreciate it in years to come.

You have no idea what you are talking about. I didn't match my son, and it was never a problem between us.
Having surgery you don't need or want, just to spare your son's potential feelings (you don't have any idea how he will really feel) is truly stupid.
 

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Hell, I was going to suggest he ditch her and go for custody, with the unilateral circumcision as evidence of abuse.

The fact that circumcision has died right out in Australia (fewer than one in five anywhere, fewer than one in 20 in some states), with a whole generation looking unlike their fathers, is evidence this is not an issue.

There is no resurgence of circumcision in Australia, just a handful of fanatics (Brian Morris, Terry Russell, Roger Short, Alex Wodak, David Cooper) pushing their favourite barrow, and a complaint media.

Why is Morris never held accountable for his amazing fictions?
I can't believe the number of ignorant Americans, who cite his site, and believe they are posting valid information.
 

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Another way to measure the number of circumcisions being done is to find out if medical insurance pays for the procedure, how much it costs and how much the doctor gets paid.
Here in the US it costs thousands and most insurance companies are willing to pay for it. All you need to do is convince the parent how important it is to cut their boy’s cock. Most women will say yes and their husband just go along with it or in some of the cases mentioned it is done maliciously. I’m guessing if the roles were reversed and some doctor is trying to convince young female parent to cut up their newborn daughter’s vagina, mom might have a different point of view.
We tend to just go with public opinion here in the US without thinking of consequence. I’m glad other countries question the necessity to manipulate children for fast cash or because they think circumcision makes a cock look prettier. The circumcision issue is very barbaric, should be abolished and considered a crime unless it’s proven the child’s life is at risk.
I’m also guessing if the cost a circumcision was an out-of-pocket expense, the majority of parents would skip it and let the child decide as an adult to differ the cost.
 

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The circumcision issue is very barbaric, should be abolished and considered a crime unless it’s proven the child’s life is at risk.
I’m also guessing if the cost a circumcision was an out-of-pocket expense, the majority of parents would skip it and let the child decide as an adult to differ the cost.


Agree with all especially this
enz
 

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Good to hear a lot of feedback in favour of leaving kids uncut. I only know of two of my mates being cut, the rest are uncut for sure.
 

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From what i know of all my mates and circumsision. they are all uncut except a handfull who all grew up in the same area and went to the same pead growing up. One of the poor guys that was cut has nerve damage and will never be able to get an erection. He is in his 30's.

Also if my ex husband cut my son's cock, i would murder the bastard. :mad:
 

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Also if my ex husband cut my son's cock, i would murder the bastard.


hha absolutely LOVE str talking Aussies
AND
yr Wallabies played exceptionally well i thought, against our Abs last night
pity they couldnt pull off a win tho?
that James o'c guy, mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm haha
enz
 

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Other than the most recent abberant circ fanatacism being cooked up in africa, i think the general reduction in circ rates is the "civilised world" finally coming to it's senses.

the foreskin is as fine a piece of anatomical engineering found anywhere on the human body, it's impossible for me to understand how hacking it off ever gained the popularity it had. without all the tribal ritual, cult sacrifice, religious nonsense, and modern medical fetishism, there never was any valid reason for circumcision.

the medical community needs to focus on more advanced ways to correct the few functional anomalies that occur, instead of just clinging to the amputation solution.

PS: AUS guys are the hottest
 
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Aussie born in 69 and Cut , My father is cut but I believe his father wasn't, My Brothers newborn they decided to have cut.
Would say through school most I saw in locker rooms were cut.
I would say more 70-80% of guys in Aus I've had sex with were cut.
A couple of other sights I frequent where people in profiles mention being cut/uncut I should try and do an actual advance search pick some age ranges and in Aus and see what % come back listed as cut/uncut. It seems though that quite a few people in 20's early 30's are list as cut.
 

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Born in 81 andd UC. I think the early 80s was where the trend started changing to UC and grew more.

Incidentally Thad, I think that Greek/US guys are the hottest :)
 
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Aussie born in '71 and circumcised. I was born in Victoria and spent my teenage years in NSW. Pretty much all the guys I saw were circumcised, I would say 90%. I thought we were all born this way so we a bit shocked when I found the truth of what happened with circumcision. Anyway, I'd say it was late 70s early 80s that the balance finally shifted to most being left uncut.

I always wonder what younger Aussie guys think about circumcision and the fact that most of us older guys are circumcised. Any thoughts?
 

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Seen and heard a couple of reports lately suggesting it might be starting to gain popularity again? What do you guys think?
 
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Tom. Where did you see the reports? TV media, print, radio. Just wondering. I haven't seen anything lately... but not been watching the news much.