Can you reverse ideas your culture puts in your head as you grow up? Your parents? The way you are raised? The stay with you the rest of your life.
My point is that that parents make "irreversible" decisions all the time when they are raising their kids. The least of my concerns is a little peice of skin.
Some men claim to have more sensation after circumcision. Nothing is definitive, nothing is fact.
Sure, our culture the way we are raised shapes us and is obviously a very important aspect of our lives. Please provide examples of "irreversible" decisions that I would be concerned about when raising my kids that you are referring to.
In spite of how we are raised, how our parents, friends, siblings, teachers etc influenced us, as we mature we have the intellect to sort out the good and bad influences and make our own choices.
I come from a broken home due to an abusive alcoholic father. The break up cause our middle class family to become dirt poor. I then suffered regular beatings from an older mixed up brother. In short I had a very crappy childhood.
But I endured and made my own decisions so that I could make it in life. I studied hard in school, worked hard so that I could attend university. I received my degree, got a half decent starter job - have changed position several times over my career. Everywhere I have worked I have been well respected for my work ethic, skill and abilities. I have been promoted in every company I have worked for. I consider myself to be very successful.
So what are these decisions that are so irreversible, I would really like to know. I know the physical one that was made for me as an infant was wrong and it has caused adverse affects on my sexual function. That decision was absolutely irreversible and there is very little I can do to improve my situation except restore. My intimacy with my wife is very important to me, to her and our relationship. That little piece of skin your refer to is a very important piece of skin. Our personal relationship with our loved ones is more important then anything else in this world and the sexual relationship with our spouses is part of it.
Many men claim to lose sensation after circumcision. As you point out, perhaps subjective. What is fact is that the glans which until recently was considered to be the primary erogenous zone actually has very little sensory cells for light touch/pleasure. It has more pain receptors then pleasure. The foreskin on the other hand as an abundance of light touch receptors and two specific regions with very high concentrations. The little piece of skin which is about 25 to 30 square inches in an adult is the primary erogenous zone of the penis. The scientific analysis of the penis that determined this is definitive, is fact.
There is plenty enough evidence for us to wake up and realize the truth. There is no justification for RIC.