I used to be very against circumcision, even aftert my first partial circ (which I though still kept me uncut).
Eventually accepted I was no longer uncut, and that the partial circ had greatly improved my penis so my opposotion to circumcison started to drop for adult circ, but still against baby ones.
Used to think it was impossible to "aim the scalpel" right on RIC, but it turns out that with growth spurts, the penis grows into a perfectly normal circumcised adult one, whereas getting cut as adult is often quite a challenge in getting just the right amount of skin off. So opposition to RIC dropped on that aspect.
Also read that right after birth, the adhesions are still mushy (think rubber cement) and bcome "hard" adhesions a few weeks later, and that removed another opposition to RIC.
Then reaslised the anti-circ videos were dishobest because they dubbed soundtrack of hysterical baby crying over the circ procedure. And with local anesthetic numbing things, that oppposiotion to RIC also dropped.
So in the end, I would not be against having son RIC, but that doesn't mean I would have him done. The right to choose, and the social environment (fitting in) matter as well. But if left uncut and he he my original long foreskin, I would be wanting a partial circ on him.
If left intact or even partial circ, I would explain his option to get full circ to be like me. But having gone through uncut, semi cut and fully cut, leaving him uncut would still be "like me" during boyhood and teenage years.