Poll: If you ever have a son, will you have him circumcised?
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I'm cut, all my friend are cut, save maybe 3 in total.
For my kid? Well, probably most likely yeah. I never felt weird about being cut. I was talking to my buddy who isn't and he said he never felt weird about it.
Ya'll seem to be over synthesizing the probability that being cut would have a detrimental effect on the mental health of your kid. When around here that isn't the case.
For my kid? Well, probably most likely yeah. I never felt weird about being cut. I was talking to my buddy who isn't and he said he never felt weird about it.
Ya'll seem to be over synthesizing the probability that being cut would have a detrimental effect on the mental health of your kid. When around here that isn't the case.
Hell no. No good reason to do it unless a later complication makes it necessary.
Penises aren't for beauty contests so them being ugly is irrelevant.
We have soap and running water so the hygeine reasons for it go out the window.
Circumcision's STD prevention is of a negligible size( as in the best way to prevent STDs is something newer, a condom. Okay technically the best way to avoid STDs is to not have sex but that is neither here nor there).
It removes quite a few nerve endings, so there is less sensivity (how you view that is up to you).
Serious question at anyone out there that likes men (sexually). Let's say you meet a guy, he likes you, you like him. One thing leads to another and you are about to have sex but suddenly, you discover he is uncircumcised. Would it really sway you out of sex with the guy like several people throughout this thread have claimed?
Penises aren't for beauty contests so them being ugly is irrelevant.
We have soap and running water so the hygeine reasons for it go out the window.
Circumcision's STD prevention is of a negligible size( as in the best way to prevent STDs is something newer, a condom. Okay technically the best way to avoid STDs is to not have sex but that is neither here nor there).
It removes quite a few nerve endings, so there is less sensivity (how you view that is up to you).
Serious question at anyone out there that likes men (sexually). Let's say you meet a guy, he likes you, you like him. One thing leads to another and you are about to have sex but suddenly, you discover he is uncircumcised. Would it really sway you out of sex with the guy like several people throughout this thread have claimed?
No child of mine, will ever be circumcised. Ever.
I will never intentionally conceive with a woman who would want her children circumcised, and if I accidentally do or she changes her mind later, ***** can go to hell--I'll use any legal means necessary to preserve my baby's genitals. I'll take the case to the supreme court if I have to.
Circumcision is one of the most grotesque and monstrous primitive, barbaric rituals that still exist in the civilized world today, and if you come near my child's junk with a sharp object, prepare to have it jammed up your urethra.
I will never intentionally conceive with a woman who would want her children circumcised, and if I accidentally do or she changes her mind later, ***** can go to hell--I'll use any legal means necessary to preserve my baby's genitals. I'll take the case to the supreme court if I have to.
Circumcision is one of the most grotesque and monstrous primitive, barbaric rituals that still exist in the civilized world today, and if you come near my child's junk with a sharp object, prepare to have it jammed up your urethra.
Hell no. That's a terrible idea, if they want to tear apart their penis they can do it, but I'm not forcing them to.
That is, assuming I ever do have a son. It's kind of unlikely.
That is, assuming I ever do have a son. It's kind of unlikely.
Well, i am circumcised, not my choice though. Mom had it done not long after i was introduced to oxygen. Still, i kinda would like to know how it would truly feel if that hadn't been the case.
Either way, just so people on here know, most doctors suggest it, or nurses, or people in families sometimes too, in the U.S. and explain the benefits to the delivering mother and father.
Some simply don't know what to pick at that point without prior research and figure that the doctor must know best. So, bye bye baby foreskin!
ugh....
Plus, i probably wouldn't do that to my kid, if i ever had one.
Either way, just so people on here know, most doctors suggest it, or nurses, or people in families sometimes too, in the U.S. and explain the benefits to the delivering mother and father.
Some simply don't know what to pick at that point without prior research and figure that the doctor must know best. So, bye bye baby foreskin!
ugh....
Plus, i probably wouldn't do that to my kid, if i ever had one.
I have been in that situation, and no. I didn't immediately turn tail and run, but I didn't ever get physically intimate with him again.xdom125x said:
No. His body would be his when he turned 18. Until then I'd be tasked with bringing him healthy, sane and whole until adulthood.
I would discourage him from doing it even in adulthood, though I wouldn't be a dick about it however.
I would discourage him from doing it even in adulthood, though I wouldn't be a dick about it however.
No. That is his decision to make and it would be totalitarian of me to make that choice for him.
I don't know. I've got that filed under "Not a concern right now" along with many other things.