Then the testing was flawed....it is a known fact that the foreskin causes the glans to me much more HIGHLY sensitive than ANY circumcised male would experience.
Sorry to contradict you but it isn't a "
known fact" that an intact glans is more sensitive than a cut glans. There are anecdotal comments to that effect and the
Sorrells et al study demonstrated that but so far that study isn't well known. Likewise, "
much more HIGHLY sensitive" is an exaggeration. The magnitude of the difference is unknown. Don't believe everything you read on the F/R forums.:smile:
And I wouldn't go so far as to say "
the testing was flawed". I figure Ms Payne got the measurements she published but I see problems in other aspects: number of subjects (40), only one area on glans tested, and no testing of areas such as the corona, sulcus, and a few others that are common to both intact and cut. And then there's the problem that the foreskin, frenulum, and other non-common areas were excluded. Plenty of concerns but it
might be accurate as far as it went. If they picked a
dull area on the glans [there are some that are known] then they may have found "no difference".