To be honest I'm not quite sure. I'm leaning more towards no. I'm cut, but why should I make the decision for him? It's his body.
That was blunt enough to make my day.P.I.Staker said:I would abort him. I hate kids.
That is because male and female circumcision are two very different things. Male circumcision merely removes the foreskin, and possibly removes a small amount of pleasure receptors. Supposedly it allows for longer sex and a easier to clean penis (which really doesn't apply to modern society).Mr. Eff said:No. I find it quite abhorrent.
I find it funny how up in arms people get about how bad "female genital mutilation" is, yet "circumcision" (see how it has a nice word to describe it?) is perfectly acceptable.
You can't compare the two. The foreskin is totally unneccesary, it's removal does not adversely affect the man.Mr. Eff said:No. I find it quite abhorrent.
I find it funny how up in arms people get about how bad "female genital mutilation" is, yet "circumcision" (see how it has a nice word to describe it?) is perfectly acceptable.
ravensheart18 said:You do understand the difference right? Maybe you should go research the details a little before you say they are the same. It's like comparing a nose piercing to cutting your nose off.Mr. Eff said:No. I find it quite abhorrent.
I find it funny how up in arms people get about how bad "female genital mutilation" is, yet "circumcision" (see how it has a nice word to describe it?) is perfectly acceptable.
Technicolor said:That is because male and female circumcision are two very different things. Male circumcision merely removes the foreskin, and possibly removes a small amount of pleasure receptors. Supposedly it allows for longer sex and a easier to clean penis (which really doesn't apply to modern society).Mr. Eff said:No. I find it quite abhorrent.
I find it funny how up in arms people get about how bad "female genital mutilation" is, yet "circumcision" (see how it has a nice word to describe it?) is perfectly acceptable.
Female Circumcision involves removal of the clitoris (and in some cases more), thereby removing a large amount of pleasure receptors. Pretty much destroying sex for the participant. I would refer to it as mutilation.
I'm not saying the two are identical pieces of the body, or arguing for their necessity. Admitted, I do not know everything about the procedures performed on females. But the way I see it, both procedures involve mutilation of the genitalia. One is commonly accepted in society; the other is condemned. And I don't see why that is.thaluikhain said:You can't compare the two. The foreskin is totally unneccesary, it's removal does not adversely affect the man.Mr. Eff said:No. I find it quite abhorrent.
I find it funny how up in arms people get about how bad "female genital mutilation" is, yet "circumcision" (see how it has a nice word to describe it?) is perfectly acceptable.
Removing part or all of the clitoris has obvious effects on the woman, and the practice of basically sowing the vagina shut to ensure she stays a virgin (though they cut other bits off while doing that) has serious health implications as well.
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No, no, no, no.Mr. Eff said:ravensheart18 said:You do understand the difference right? Maybe you should go research the details a little before you say they are the same. It's like comparing a nose piercing to cutting your nose off.Mr. Eff said:No. I find it quite abhorrent.
I find it funny how up in arms people get about how bad "female genital mutilation" is, yet "circumcision" (see how it has a nice word to describe it?) is perfectly acceptable.Technicolor said:That is because male and female circumcision are two very different things. Male circumcision merely removes the foreskin, and possibly removes a small amount of pleasure receptors. Supposedly it allows for longer sex and a easier to clean penis (which really doesn't apply to modern society).Mr. Eff said:No. I find it quite abhorrent.
I find it funny how up in arms people get about how bad "female genital mutilation" is, yet "circumcision" (see how it has a nice word to describe it?) is perfectly acceptable.
Female Circumcision involves removal of the clitoris (and in some cases more), thereby removing a large amount of pleasure receptors. Pretty much destroying sex for the participant. I would refer to it as mutilation.I'm not saying the two are identical pieces of the body, or arguing for their necessity. Admitted, I do not know everything about the procedures performed on females. But the way I see it, both procedures involve mutilation of the genitalia. One is commonly accepted in society; the other is condemned. And I don't see why that is.thaluikhain said:You can't compare the two. The foreskin is totally unneccesary, it's removal does not adversely affect the man.Mr. Eff said:No. I find it quite abhorrent.
I find it funny how up in arms people get about how bad "female genital mutilation" is, yet "circumcision" (see how it has a nice word to describe it?) is perfectly acceptable.
Removing part or all of the clitoris has obvious effects on the woman, and the practice of basically sowing the vagina shut to ensure she stays a virgin (though they cut other bits off while doing that) has serious health implications as well.
EDIT: Double ninja'd