Too true. I'm glad I avoided being clipped. The psychology of circumcision might make for an interesting debate, though. Why?Originally posted by txquis@Jul 28 2005, 06:18 AM
I can understand someone liking/not liking their own status,
but what i dont get is that person telling me the way I should/must look.
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Originally posted by jonb@Jul 28 2005, 05:39 PM
Too true. I'm glad I avoided being clipped. The psychology of circumcision might make for an interesting debate, though. Why?
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Originally posted by Njal@Jul 27 2005, 12:41 PM
Hmm, I hadn't really considered that, Gottabigone. Although I've had no complaints, maybe cut men do last longer. And if so, maybe the whole circumcision thing is actually a plot concocted by a conspiracy of Jewish women thousands of years ago :blink: Ah, never underestimate the cunning of the fairer sex...
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I mean, beyond that. It "looks better"? There's something seriously wrong with parents who start altering their sons' penises to fit their personal aesthetic standards.Originally posted by KinkGuy@Jul 28 2005, 04:24 PM
Because Dr's get to tack on $650 (on average nationally) to the charges for every boy they deliver and then mutilate. Isn't that reason enough?
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most cut guys do, however. it'd be easier to carry on these discussions if your insecurities didn't continuously prompt you to take any comment suggesting circumcision is not a good thing as a personal attack on your dick.Originally posted by prepstudinsc@Jul 30 2005, 03:14 AM
I don't have a dark scar on my dick, it's actually hardly noticeable.
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Too true. I'm glad I avoided being clipped. The psychology of circumcision might make for an interesting debate, though. Why?