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Why do people obsess so much about cicumcision, cut v uncut and forekins? I feel like it is one of the most popular discussion topics when talking about cocks. If I were to ask random people what they thought about my cock most would point out I am cut.
I live in Europe where most men are not circumcised, so I get it it is a bit of a novelty for some - my firend asked me about it when we changed together after gym and we ended up discussing foreskins for 20 minutes, randomly finding out that he’d given much thought himself to getting circumcised.
Similarly I did get a bit of attention as an uncut male when I spent a summer as an exchange student in the US back when I had my foreskin. My flatmates brought it up after having seen me naked in the shower (we didn’t bother to cover up that much) and were very much aware of cut v uncut and curious what my position was. At a different social gathering the topic of circumcision was brought up and heavily debated by both males and females.
I’ve also had female housemates who would discuss about partners they’ve had and would go into details such as who was cut and who wasn’t. Sizes and shapes would rarely come into their conversation, but I learned that one of the Italians in our year had a very long foreskin or that the Swiss was cut so tight that you’d need loads of lube with him. One of them even joked that his crewcut matched his cut penis.
My guess is that the foreskin (or lack thereof) is a very distinctive feature of the penis, plus it is a topic charged with cultural and religious tensions for some. Still, will we ever get to the point where whether someone is cut or not is inconsequential and we stop debating this so much?
I live in Europe where most men are not circumcised, so I get it it is a bit of a novelty for some - my firend asked me about it when we changed together after gym and we ended up discussing foreskins for 20 minutes, randomly finding out that he’d given much thought himself to getting circumcised.
Similarly I did get a bit of attention as an uncut male when I spent a summer as an exchange student in the US back when I had my foreskin. My flatmates brought it up after having seen me naked in the shower (we didn’t bother to cover up that much) and were very much aware of cut v uncut and curious what my position was. At a different social gathering the topic of circumcision was brought up and heavily debated by both males and females.
I’ve also had female housemates who would discuss about partners they’ve had and would go into details such as who was cut and who wasn’t. Sizes and shapes would rarely come into their conversation, but I learned that one of the Italians in our year had a very long foreskin or that the Swiss was cut so tight that you’d need loads of lube with him. One of them even joked that his crewcut matched his cut penis.
My guess is that the foreskin (or lack thereof) is a very distinctive feature of the penis, plus it is a topic charged with cultural and religious tensions for some. Still, will we ever get to the point where whether someone is cut or not is inconsequential and we stop debating this so much?