Sensitivity. Penis.
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There isn't a consensus.
There are two groups of men who could know: [1] Those who were cut after they were sexually active, and, [2] those who were cut but later "restored" [actually regenerated] their foreskins. As many know, I'm in the latter group. Only those who have been sexually active both ways could know. So it's all anecdotal and varies per individual.
Many men in group 1 say they "last longer". But likewise many men in group 2 say they "last longer". Some men in group 1 say they have less sensitivity but others in that group say they have more. Things are more consistent in group 2. Many in group 2 say they have more sensitivity and few or none say they have less or the same. I myself have more sensitivity ... enough to be noticeable but not dramatic. I also "last longer" now. That too is enough to be noticeable but not dramatic.
The "first few months" is a very important time span. The feeling is new and there hasn't been enough time for keratin to build up. It'll take some years for keratin to build up and 2 or 3 decades for loss of sensitivity to kick in. I'll say "the jury is still out."
You're 18, is your friend the same age? When guys are younger they tend to shoot pretty quickly, over time ,most guys will take longer to cum. So, for those looking to last longer, circumcision is probably only an "age specific" remedy. If he was cut, ten years from now he might well regret the fact if it takes him an hour to reach orgasm.
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