On Circumcisions

An age-old debate from antiquities, but still relevent: circumcision. Being sexually experienced both before and after circumcision , I actually enjoy sex much more without foreskin. The condoms stay on tight, my foreskin no longer blocks my cocksucker's airway, and it smells a lot cleaner!


But there was a side effect from the surgery:  numbness of the glans. Within the first few months after the cut is when most of the feeling had frictioned off, and desensitization set in. It lasted for several years.

Another side effect was the reduction of precum I produced. Before the cut, the mere hint of erection would get my juices flowing. Now, dry as a desert. I don't know why though. Its cleaner, though!

But I have seen many clients with undilated foreskins. This means that the skin doesn't retract over the shaft because the head cannot pass though the opening. This is corrected by surgery or progressive dilation. But to some, this is a condition that doesn't need to be fixed. Only concern is the harboring of spores and microorganisms that can pass as yeast infections to other unprotected sex partners, as these infections are known to love moist warm folds of skin (like in vaginas and foreskin). Dick cheese (a.k.a. smegma), anyone? Not the curds you want to find in your occasional poutine.

Living in Montreal, the majority of the penises I see are uncircumcised. The reason was that the hospitals started charging for the service, which was free. So many opted to save money.

My father was pro-choice. He wanted me to decide what to do to my own body when the time was right. It is rare to have foreskin in the Filipino culture, but it is more common in indigenous regions like Bontoc and Ifugao. And since there are so many types of filipinos, we come in all flavors. Cut, and uncut is one of those varieties.

So, there is the lowdown on circumcision from me. I think I wrote about it before somewhere, so forgive me if I start repeating myself. Ha.

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