Discussing Your Circumcision Or Intact Status At Work

[deleted5199391]

Nope. First, is not a topic that is commonly discussed at work.
Second, where I live people can wash everyday, so there's no need to cut childrens while they can't give consent.
Seriously speaking, healthcare statistics are very good even compared with other rich nations that where circumcisation is common.

 

[1348084]

It was one of the topics discussed when I interviewed for the job I have now lol. #sarcasm

 

[ronin001]

Unwise , topic for general discussion in the USA

 

[9527761]

Topic came up when a colleague was expecting a boy. Everyone started telling their circ status. I still get hard just thinking about it...

My boss, born into an African tribe told us how he went "to the mountain" as a circumcision initiation, but that he got his sons cut in a hospital because he didnt want them to go through it.

 

[Hakan1]

everyone at my work knows I´m muslim. So they all know that I´m cut

 

[Capitolhillguy]

Topic came up when a colleague was expecting a boy. Everyone started telling their circ status. I still get hard just thinking about it...

My boss, born into an African tribe told us how he went "to the mountain" as a circumcision initiation, but that he got his sons cut in a hospital because he didnt want them to go through it.

In many cultures it happens at puberty, which HAS to hurt and doesn't heal so well either.

 

[yhtang]

It was one of the topics discussed when I interviewed for the job I have now lol. #sarcasm

I am curious, what was the context of the question, and how was the foreskin (or lack thereof) related to the job?

I am assuming it was not a strip joint job or similar type of job you interviewed for.

 

[Motion-of-the-Ocean]

With the single exception of asking a co-worker a question about vasectomies prior to getting one myself, I have never discussed anything related to the intricacies of my dick or theirs. Despite my participation on sexual websites and a previous involvement in swinging, I've always been very different in a work environment; which explains the sheer surprise of a former co-worker when I ran into him at a swing club.

I also don't think you'll find this is a common discussion at any rate, especially in the States where there is the general assumption that the majority of men are circumcised. Also considering the levels of militancy some have over the topic, much like politics and religion, some things should not be casually brought up in a professional environment especially one with a diverse workforce.

 

[Nonsenseboy]

I know the status of everyone on my team because one of them got surgery for some complications with his balls. He told us the doctor suggested circ to “get over with it”, but he decided to only go through with procedure he actually needed.

Only one guy is cut. The conversation was very casual, not everything related to men’s health must be sexual. It is healthy to have does discussions if there is respect among those participating.

 

[michael_3165]

Why would anyone at work carer about my dick? That's a disciplinary waiting to happen!

Maybe women have a point re sexual harrassment at work! Esp if blokes bring up their dick in a work setting. Sounds odd to me.

 

[7053701]

I am curious, what was the context of the question, and how was the foreskin (or lack thereof) related to the job?

I am assuming it was not a strip joint job or similar type of job you interviewed for.

You missed the tail end of his post.

It was one of the topics discussed when I interviewed for the job I have now lol. #sarcasm

 

[Scarletbegonia]

Why would anyone at work carer about my dick? That's a disciplinary waiting to happen!

Maybe women have a point re sexual harrassment at work! Esp if blokes bring up their dick in a work setting. Sounds odd to me.

Maybe?!?

we have to hear crap like this DAILY

 

[1348084]

You missed the tail end of his post.

Thanks @Sunshine and Happiness Glad someone got the sarcasm hehe

 

[deleted814719]

I'm scratching my head wondering how this topic comes up in a work environment.