LeatherRose
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ORIGINAL: cynthiamarie I've known a few men whose foreskins were a bit tight. During sex, the skin got little...um...like papercuts. Ouch. Some get surgery later in life to handle this problem. These little cuts probably raise up the probability of catching HIV on par or higher than with unprotected anal sex. If someone can't or won't wear condoms, I'm grateful that someone has the sense to encourage "mutilation" to lower some of the death toll. Many of us have had friends or family who have had HIV, so let's not throw that around like it's happening to faceless people. I'm the evil mommy who got it over with while her unmentionable was an infant. I had it done for religious reasons as well as for health and to avoid problems in the future. If my son has an issue with this, he will take it up with me later. Those of you with foreskins that wish to keep them and have no issues with it...peace. :) As per the references to school shots, in every area I've lived in they have been mandatory, not optional. So what do you recommend as mutilation for women that can't or won't have their partner use a condomn? I mean fair is fair right? Shouldn't women take responsibility too? We too tear, we receive tiny tears in our vagina every time we have sex, so that would make us just as susceptible to disease, bacteria, infection, etc. As for religious reasons, it all depends on the religion. Most Christians spout circumcision as a religious mandate but don't actually know the truth. Circumcision is told to be done in the Old Testament, however, in the New Testament it is not. In fact, it is supposed to be part of the parcel of where Jesus died for us and we no longer have to shed blood or sacrifice blood for God. As for health issues, an uncut penis if kept clean like the body should be kept, is less likely to have problems than a cut one. The purpose of the foreskin and glans is to keep the head moist and not too dried out. They also can block out certain harmful invaders such as yeast. Btw, you're not evil for standing up for what you belive in.
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