Do a GOOGLE image search for both circumcised and uncircumcised penis'.
Foreskins come in various lengths, some only partially cover the Glans, others completely cover, still others stick out in front with a straw-like extension.
I believe there is also a YouTube video that shows an infant being operated on. This is minor surgery in the doctor's office; however, recovery time is typically a month or a little longer. I have a friend who underwent the procedure as an adult for medical reasons. He reported that there was only mild discomfort, although, he did have to place a pad in his underware in order to protect the wound as it healed and to prevent staining because of oozing.
He also reported that because the Glans is now exposed to the elements, it was quite sensitive to touch and bothered him throughout the day for a few months until the nerves settled down.
What Brandye mentioned, above, means that often only a small "nick" in the foreskin is required so it can open up (think of a pie-shaped wedge, sort of) according to some earlier discussion about all this.
The foreskin, or prepuce, is intact. Some religions require circumcision which is trimming the excess foreskin from around the glans penis. It is quite a common practice in some countries and cultures and virtually unknown in others.
BTW, you are sitting at a computer with internet access. This what dictionaries are for.
Some men who are not circumcised do have difficulty retracting their foreskin fully. Or, at least, it is very painful to do so. Without retracting it fully, proper cleansing is impossible and there can be health issues for yourself and your female partner. Talk to your doctor. In many cases this can be fixed with a simple procedure in the doctor's surgery. Sometimes circumcision is required. Only a doctor who has examined you can make a recommendation.
I am uncut and som most males in OZ this days are uncut as against a large male population 30 years ago
Also found that there is an increasing number of uncut people in The US
After struggling with condoms and PE for years, reading about the health benefits, talking with doctors on here and in real life, and seeing the near-universal female preference for circumcised males (both on here and from the ones I have asked) I've decided to undergo this procedure. I'm booked in for the operation in mid-December, so that I will have the holidays to recover and hopefully not experience much downtime. I'm quite nervous, but convinced this will lead to a better sexual experience for myself and my future partners.
Haha thanks EEK. I've already had one woman volunteer to help me "test drive" my new and improved equipment once it's all healed up! Believe it or not it was actually a post you made about a year ago that caused me to start investigating having this done. So, thank you for that. I don't think it's something I would have considered on my own.
You're welcome. Although I'm not usually in favor of body modifications, male circumcision seemingly has more benefits than defects. I know of one man in his 50's who just got his done and he's delighted!
Thanks, but it will be minor surgery or ??
Do a GOOGLE image search for both circumcised and uncircumcised penis'.
Foreskins come in various lengths, some only partially cover the Glans, others completely cover, still others stick out in front with a straw-like extension.
I believe there is also a YouTube video that shows an infant being operated on. This is minor surgery in the doctor's office; however, recovery time is typically a month or a little longer. I have a friend who underwent the procedure as an adult for medical reasons. He reported that there was only mild discomfort, although, he did have to place a pad in his underware in order to protect the wound as it healed and to prevent staining because of oozing.
He also reported that because the Glans is now exposed to the elements, it was quite sensitive to touch and bothered him throughout the day for a few months until the nerves settled down.
What Brandye mentioned, above, means that often only a small "nick" in the foreskin is required so it can open up (think of a pie-shaped wedge, sort of) according to some earlier discussion about all this.
The foreskin, or prepuce, is intact. Some religions require circumcision which is trimming the excess foreskin from around the glans penis. It is quite a common practice in some countries and cultures and virtually unknown in others.
BTW, you are sitting at a computer with internet access. This what dictionaries are for.
i am 27 when i move my foreskin down its not. it coz a pain alot. what is this.
Some men who are not circumcised do have difficulty retracting their foreskin fully. Or, at least, it is very painful to do so. Without retracting it fully, proper cleansing is impossible and there can be health issues for yourself and your female partner. Talk to your doctor. In many cases this can be fixed with a simple procedure in the doctor's surgery. Sometimes circumcision is required. Only a doctor who has examined you can make a recommendation.
I am uncut and som most males in OZ this days are uncut as against a large male population 30 years ago
Also found that there is an increasing number of uncut people in The US
Yes, and that makes oral and manual sex more work - extra skin to contend with - so think twice before choosing.
After struggling with condoms and PE for years, reading about the health benefits, talking with doctors on here and in real life, and seeing the near-universal female preference for circumcised males (both on here and from the ones I have asked) I've decided to undergo this procedure. I'm booked in for the operation in mid-December, so that I will have the holidays to recover and hopefully not experience much downtime. I'm quite nervous, but convinced this will lead to a better sexual experience for myself and my future partners.
Stay calm. Just think of the joys ahead.
Haha thanks EEK. I've already had one woman volunteer to help me "test drive" my new and improved equipment once it's all healed up! Believe it or not it was actually a post you made about a year ago that caused me to start investigating having this done. So, thank you for that. I don't think it's something I would have considered on my own.
You're welcome. Although I'm not usually in favor of body modifications, male circumcision seemingly has more benefits than defects. I know of one man in his 50's who just got his done and he's delighted!