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are girls bothered by a foreskin
March 10 2012
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RHP User
14 years ago
I love them, more fun to play with , giving head and wanking them , I love a big cock with a nice foreskin ...yummy
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RHP User
14 years ago
I'd have to say if I had a choice, I would opt for no foreskin, but once it's erect, you don't notice it anyway. As long as its clean and it works I'm not going to say no.
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RHP User
14 years ago
I love them!!!
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RHP User
14 years ago
Doesnt bother me at all its not something i factor in about when looking for a potential partne/lover. Although my ex had 1 and like Delicious said there is nothing better then a big cock with a foreskin
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RHP User
14 years ago
It's hard to imagine that a woman can feel any difference during intercourse. Obviously there's a difference when oral sex is involved.. Another extra bit to explore... And a dick with a foreskin feels different to a circumcised dick in your hands.. Personally, I think an uncut feels more accommodating for anal sex because there's a bit less friction... In any case, who can complain about something extra to play with? Then we can ask how it looks. Dicks don't look pretty. That's a fact. If your dick looks pretty then that's not appealing! It's meant to look like it is a weapon... all mean and nasty, full of veins and rock hard like it will tear a hole in something. It's supposed to look mean and angry and masculine. The uglier, and meaner, the better. Foreskin looks good in that respect. Don't let women dress up your dick and try and make it look pretty!! Lol. Hugs Stalky
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RHP User
14 years ago
I don't mind at all either way to be honest...though I kinda like the joy of pulling back a foreskin to reveal the marvel underneath...a bit like opening your present on Christmas morning...pull off the wrapping and hello...someone bought me something delicious!
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RHP User
14 years ago
My ex was uncut and I was just used to it I feel sorry for the women who dont want an uncut man as I have made sure my son is a god intended. The foreskin offers more sensitivity to a man and as stalky says they dont feel any different.Please dont discriminate not all pussies are beautiful.Just give it a little more thuoght that is as I believe with todays abolishment of barbarish circumcision there will be more uncut men out there.
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RHP User
14 years ago
nope I am definately not bothered by it. Haven't seen many though but when I have if I am into the guy then its just business as usual & I quite like seeing a man's c*ck get hard when he has a foreskin .. just seeing it coming fully out of hiding while he stands over me..mmm hot!
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RHP User
14 years ago
depends on the 'prick' its attached to doesnt it? for us, cut is the preference, as for her, uncut carries unpleasant memories, and besides, we agree that 'cut' is much more aesthetically pleasing.....
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RHP User
14 years ago
I used to think it would bother me as all the guys I had been with up til 12 months ago were cut. I don't have a problem with it now so long as it's clean and does the job WELL.
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RHP User
14 years ago
I preferred it without foreskin every time its looks better and cleaner, its also feels better for me personaly,but after all its depends on the woman infront of you if she's likes you with foreskin then party is on, but if she doesnt well maybe she will still go thru' with it but no more after that...he,he...
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RHP User
14 years ago
Quoting 'Beneath_blueeyes'Just give it a little more thuoght that is as I believe with todays abolishment of barbarish circumcision there will be more uncut men out there. One of my best girlfriends works in the childcare industry and she says its rare to see a circumcised penis these days and its been that way for the last few years. Certainly among our son's friends (we have a 5 and 7 year old), only 1 of their friends has been circumcised (a religious thing in his case I believe) that we know of.I think the future is one where foreskins are the norm (and quite right too in my opinion) - Ladies, your daughters will just have to suck it up! Literally
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RHP User
14 years ago
Personally I have been asked cut or not?? If your not cut then I've been told the female was not interested, each to there own and understand that. I think as long as your clean it should not matter. I think my cock looks good and better with foreskin... I could be Byast though !!!
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RHP User
14 years ago
I understand why a young guy as yourself would ask such a question. A lot of women state on their profiles "Must be circumcised". That is their choice to which they are entitled....no matter the reasoning.Do not be deterred, most women do not care. In most cases she will be first attracted to you, not if you have an extra 8mm of skin on the end of your penis.As an uncut mature guy I can honestly tell you I have never been in a situation where I've dropped my pants and the woman's reaction has been to scream, "OMG HE HAS A FORESKIN" and ran out of the building.
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RHP User
14 years ago
...if it's abnormally long, say about 6 inches and you tell them you have a 10 inch cock.
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RHP User
14 years ago
It might just be me but Circumsized guys are better. Hygeine seems naturally much better, apparently cut is less likely to have STI and nasty things. Cut also just seem to have better stamina - presumably because they are less super sensitive. I used to be told that the size of a man's penis did not matter - just the way the guy used it or what he did with it that mattered. Now though I am a fan of Bigger. Much more fun. Then again I have much larger Labia (lips or flaps) and would vever have them altered. So its vote for what you havehere LOL
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6exxy
14 years ago
Some guys have a preference like some women do I suppose but lips are a beautiful flower! Quoting 'HotSexyChilli'Are boys bothered by labia Chilli xx
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MrJingles
14 years ago
I bet yours is lovely Chilli
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RogueGeek
14 years ago
Essentially all pro-circumcision research has been debunked. So long as the guy keeps it clean there's no issues.And as others have said, once it's hard you really can't tell the difference (unless the guy has an especially long foreskin).I really don't understand why we still allow it. Many organisations class circumcision as genital mutilation and yet it is still performed (albeit it is harder to find a Dr who will perform the procedure).MS
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RHP User
14 years ago
It bothers me that labia look so much like a hairy abalone. I lay awake at night bothered. Hugs Stalky
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RHP User
14 years ago
I personally perfer without but I wont not sleep with a guy because he has one. My son was cut at 3 weeks of age and that was done for the reason that it is cleaner and less chance of infections, and he wont be be part of any cause of a girl getting cervical cancer, because it has been found that a foreskin can be attributed to ervical cancer in woman if their partner has not been cut.. i know sounds weird but it is a medical fact.But like I said for me a cock is a cock prefernce is cut but i will still devour it if uncut...lol
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RHP User
14 years ago
Believe it or not, since the invention of soap both male and female of our species have learnt to wash.Think it's called daily hygiene.Are you saying a circumcised man does not need to wash as often because it appears cleaner?"A study in New Zealand followed a cohort of boys through life from birth to age 32. About 40% were circumcised. The intact males had a slightly lower rate of sexually transmitted infections than the circumcised but there was no significant difference.Using surgery to mutilate the genitals instead of washing in a modern western society makes no sense. Normal intact male genitals are even easier to wash than female ones and the same substance, smegma collects in the genital folds of both sexes."
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RHP User
14 years ago
it's not n my list of must haves, but I do love a foreskin.....
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missangelina
14 years ago
HiDidn't plan to comment on this topic because for me circumcision is a hygiene issue. If the guy is scrupulously clean, and you are practising safe sex, foreskins are fine and in fact fun to play with.However I am concerned after reading some incorrect information about circumcision and the relationship to STD/HIV infection on here. Medical evidence has unequivocally shown that being uncircumcised puts the male and their partners ( male and female) at greater risk of contracting STDs through unsafe sex, This includes HIV, HPV, chlamydia, and genital ulcer disease, but does not include syphilis.Medical journals contain multiple studies and mega-studies which have found the same results for decades.Here is one of the latest articles from www.medicalnewstoday.com - source of articles and research for the medical profession. Make sure you are looking at bona fide articles and not garbage when you research through the internet. Because some people have a religious like zealotry about preventing circumcision there is some very dodgy information out there.Circumcision is being used throughout Africa now as a methos of reducing the very high levels of HIV infection.ARTICLE -SNIP SNIP" Circumcision rates have gone way down. Researchers found that the procedure is somewhat less common today than it was 10 years ago. The report was written in light of research that proves circumcision greatly reduces the risk of contracting HIV and numerous other STDs during penile-vaginal sex. The study explains: "The publication of three recent studies showing that circumcision of adult, heterosexual men reduces their risk for acquiring human immunodeficiency virus infection and other sexually transmitted infections has stimulated interest in the practice of routine newborn male circumcision."Aside from HIV, several other sexually transmitted diseases have long been associated with a lack of circumcision. These include genital ulcer disease and chlamydia. Infant urinary tract infections and penile cancer have also been linked with STDs. Maria Wawer, a professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health adds: "What we've found is that male circumcision is protective against a wider range of infections than we previously thought, including reducing the risk of acquiring herpes, though it's not 100 percent protective. The mucosal layers under the foreskin are a prime target for the entry of viruses, particularly H.I.V."The new report reveals that in all three measurements used by the CDC, the number of circumcisions performed dropped five percent. One study, the National Hospital Discharge Survey conducted by the National Center for Health Statistics, showed that of the nearly 20 million babies surveyed, fewer than 12 million were circumcised between 1999 and 2008. That's a decrease from 62.5% to 56.9% over that decade. Women who have sex with uncircumcised men appear to be at higher risk of cervical cancer. And a lack of circumcision has been linked to the spread of human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. HPV can cause cervical cancer. So with all the proven benefits, why are circumcisions down? For one, health coverage likely plays a significant role in circumcision rates. Hospitals in the 33 states where routine circumcision is covered by Medicaid had rates that were 24% higher than in hospitals that lacked such coverage. Insurance companies may also be a factor. The most common "complications" are minor bleeding and local infection. However, this may have contributed to the current drop in circumcision rates because it can determine if insurance companies reimburse for the procedure. It also may have altered the parental decision to circumcise their sons or not for pain threshold reasons. Even so, more and more parents are starting to think seriously about whether to circumcise their newborn boys. And many of them are finding that it's a question without easy answers, not least because guidance from many leading medical organizations has been equivocal. Although rates have declined in recent years, well over half of all boys born in American hospitals undergo the procedure. The researchers point out that The CDC says on its web site that it is still developing its own recommendations concerning circumcision. The report continues: "Individual men may wish to consider circumcision as an additional HIV prevention measure ... in conjunction with other proven prevention measures (abstinence, mutual monogamy, reduced number of sex partners, and correct and consistent condom use)."Written by Sy Kraft Copyright: Medical News Today
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RHP User
14 years ago
...no, unless like the foreskin aforementioned, they are unusually large and flap in the breeze if you are walking along in a dress and not wearing any undies. The "puppy dog with it's tongue hanging out" look is a bit of a mood killer. | Quoting 'HotSexyChilli'Are boys bothered by labia | There was something on this site a while back that terrified me...seriously, it was big and green and all covered with bumps. I absolutely had no doubt it could sing...maybe even eat someone alive, I'm not even sure it was from this planet. | Feed me, Seymour.....feed me! | Oh my gawd, Audrey...yes, some labia scare me. | | Damn, another night sleeping with my Teddy Bear, the light on and sucking my thumb.
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RHP User
14 years ago
though i prefer uncut. I find it more sensual.
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RHP User
14 years ago
Quoting 'missangelina' Circumcision is being used throughout Africa now as a methos of reducing the very high levels of HIV infection.lololol now ive heard it all. Lets all blame the foreskin now. Fuk me it wasn't the sock fairy after all.
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missangelina
14 years ago
Sorry guys - it is true. Don't shoot the messenger. Ask your doctor.Latest article from Medscape: Circumcision to Reduce HIV Is Cost-Effective in AfricaEmma Hitt, PhDAuthors and Disclosures Print ThisShare Read this article on Medscape's free mobile app. Download NowDecember 6, 2011 — Scaling up voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) for HIV prevention in eastern and southern Africa can help prevent HIV and appears to decrease costs by averting the need for care and treatment, according to the findings of 9 new articles.The studies were published in the November issue of PLoS Medicine and PLoS ONE , in conjunction with the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).Each of the studies contributes to the idea that scaling up VMMC for HIV prevention in eastern and southern Africa can help prevent HIV and save costs at the individual, community, and population levels.In one of the articles, Catherine Hankins, MD, from UNAIDS, and colleagues elaborate on the potential cost benefit of VMMC, as well as some of the challenges of accelerated scaling-up. Other papers in the series highlight factors needed for effective expansion of VMMC, "including data for decision making, policy and programmatic frameworks, logistics, demand creation, human resources, and translating research into services," according to an accompanying written release from the Public Library of Science.With the goal of 80% coverage of VMMC services in 13 priority countries in southern and eastern Africa, Dr. Hankins and colleagues estimate the cost savings is $16.5 billion between 2011 and 2025, after an initial investment of $1.5 billion between 2011 and 2015 and another $0.5 billion before 2025. The authors also point out that effective expansion and maintenance of VMMC programs can be accomplished only with strong political leadership and the commitment of those involved.Adult circumcision can have a "tremendous impact in the next 15 years," according to one of the study authors, Emmanuel Njeuhmeli, MD, MPH, MBA, senior biomedical prevention advisor of the Office of HIV/AIDS/USAID, Washington, DC, and cochair of the PEPFAR's Male Circumcision Technical Working Group. An additional part of this approach will be to implement circumcision not only in adults but also in adolescents and neonates, he told Medscape Medical News.Dr. Njeuhmeli added that "it is important for clinicians to understand that this is a minor surgery," and that allowing lower-level health professionals (eg, nurses) to perform this surgery will grant more people access to services. "I think this is a key element of success that we have identified."VMMC has the "potential to make a tremendous positive impact in HIV prevention globally when provided safely and on a voluntary basis," concurred Rebeca M. Plank, MD, from the Division of Infectious Diseases at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts.To date, male circumcision has shown one of the largest protective effects of any prevention strategy, according to Dr. Plank, who conducts research in this area but was not an author of the current studies. "One factor strongly in its favor is that it is a 1-time intervention that is independent of 'adherence,' and in this way can be likened to a vaccine," she told Medscape Medical News. "It is probable that no single prevention strategy will work alone to end the epidemic; they must be used in combination; for example, male circumcision and consistent condom use," she added.Dr. Plank also pointed out that male circumcision has been shown to prevent HIV infection only in men who engage in heterosexual sex. "In countries such as the United States, where a high percentage of new infections occurs in men who have sex with men, this strategy has not yet been demonstrated to have a large effect," she said. "One reason may be biological: removing the Langerhans cells of the inner foreskin (the proposed mechanism of the protective effect) would not protect someone from HIV acquired through some behaviors, such as receptive anal intercourse or injection drug use," she said.
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missangelina
14 years ago
Hi, if you read the literature you will see that circumcision is used in Africa as a HIV-prevention strategy for reasons that don't exist in Australia in some cases eg most people cannot afford condoms being a fairly important one. See www.who.int - the website for the World Health OrganisationIn 2007, WHO/UNAIDS recommended that male circumcision be included in the HIV Prevention package. Thirteen Southern and Eastern African countries with high HIV prevalence, low levels of male circumcision and generalized heterosexual epidemics have been identified as priority countries for male circumcision scale-up, these are: Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe. These countries have been engaged in developing programmes for male circumcision implementation and are at various stages of programme scale-up.
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RHP User
14 years ago
I'm not one to normally chime in.., but i'll set some facts straight so you can go back to discussing whether girls prefer it or not.Medical evidence is not "equivocal" about circumcision. It's a public health issue for developed countries battered by HIV and cervical cancer; Australia is not one of those nations.Circumcision definitely does nothing for chlamydia/gonorrhoea/syphilis transmission.Circumcision decreases male incidence of HIV by ~50-60% (cut ~72 boys to prevent 1 addition case of HIV), and is recommended by the World Health Organisation. It doesn't do anything for female HIV rates (apart from indirectly by decreasing male rates). It probably decreases rates of HIV transmission in homosexual men (but this one lacks sturdy evidence).Circumcision decreases HPV transmission from males and increases clearance from males, so decreasing rates of cervical cancer, but AU has 2nd lowest cervical cancer rates in the world (not attributed to circumcision) so this is not a problem for us, but is the 2nd most common cancer in women in other parts of the world and often kills women at a much younger age than other cancers.Circumcision probably decreases herpes transmission, but who really cares about that, it's like chicken pox. (Probably 1/5 have genital herpes mostly asymptomatic, and condoms aren't 100% protective, so there's a good proportion of you with herpes.. who cares).Anybody who says they're going to circumcise their boy for medical reasons is either misinformed, attempting to justify their aesthetical viewpoint, lives in South Africa (or had hypospadias or something to that tune). You'd struggle to find a doctor to do it in Australia outside of religious reasons because of these reasons.
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RHP User
14 years ago
inspirit read this.... from circ info aus........ its relevant... http://www.circinfo.org/hiv.html as a tool to combat aids in africa, it seems circumcision has some merit.....
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RHP User
14 years ago
...by direct blood to blood transfer. Damn those bloody foreskins anyway...check the stats for the the morbidity rate of the virus outside of the human body. | You may also be interested in checking to see what animals the virus is found in naturally in the wild (hint: there are dozens of species of monkeys including the ones in Africa) and follow on in your research looking for a suspicion that the virus may have been an accidental hybrid created during experimentation with a relatively low control group of this particular strain of HIV as there "more than one" such form of the virus. It would not be the first time man has messed up in attempting to isolate a virus that is part of the evolutionary chain...if there is money to be made, a certain sector within the sciences will chase it. | The toilet seat conspiracy...that one died in the ass years ago.
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eukie
14 years ago
I put it to those ladies in here that would use the circumcision as a 'protection' defence.. Have you ever seen the procedure performed ? It is no different to genital mutilation that occurs with little girls in other cultures.. I am a 'beanie' and I'm proud ! :) My folks booked me in for ' the cut ' when i was a newborn - but the boy before me had complications and went into shock - and almost died.. so my mum pulled the pin on the ' snip '.. I've never had any complaints about my ' beanie ' and it's a part of routine maintenance, just as women should be expected to clean their vagina's/labia.. It's how all men were born, and if you think you need to change it to make it ' better ' then maybe you're the one with the problem.. I prefer my labia ' not like a wizards sleeve ' but I dont go around refusing to speak to a woman with a sleeved vagina.. :)
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RHP User
14 years ago
How does circumcision decrease the risk of HIV if it is only transmitted through blood to blood contact...... Therefore what else is at play here to bump these studies up so naive people think circumcision decreases HIV. Is there more better access to water, are there condoms dropping from the sky, has poverty a play in here, are woman taking a stance against rape, is the younnger generation becoming more educated.......the list goes on though you won't find that in any study. .....at the end of the day it's about dollars in my opinion. or just maybe because circumcision hurts so much as an adult the poor buggers are terrified to use their cock again or maybe they get sent home with NO info pak on how to look after their woody after circumcision..........and oh im not shooting the messanger, is merely my opion on the matter. As for studies well that's another topic.i still have missing socks. and some one is on the bollinger.
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RHP User
14 years ago
i can do starfish
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RHP User
14 years ago
A long time ago a mad old bastard was wandering through the desert with his Gand for years. What bath? Me? Water is too precious for anything but drinking. Talk about dick cheese! Oh god! Now I've got sand caught under my foreskin it's driving me bonkers. Wtf can I do? Oh holy shit I can't stand it any more. Senile old bastard grabbed and axe and chop! Off with the foreskin. Ah! That's better. Jesus. Everyone should do this! C'mon over her son and make a pact with god! Chop! Bwahahaha! All for want of a cake of soap and a hot bath. Good old Abraham. Make that old fool a proffet of gawd! From this day forth, all our sons will be ritually circumcised! I mean... If only he had access to warm running water and some aloe Vera the ritual might have had a happy ending! :)) Anyway... The cleanliness objection is total bullshit. Cut or uncut... Leave your dick for a few days without washing it and it's going to be really funky. Wash your dick and ballsack every day lads... there's no debate. As for HIV... That's spread by unsafe sex..... not by foreskins. Hugs Stalky
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RHP User
14 years ago
I have been cut and i love it and any of the women i have been with have prefered it. They have said because its less sensative the sex lasts longer than those who still have their forskin. I tried to get my son done but it is not done now days unless there is a medical reason for it or religous. I was surrounded by cut men in the family as we are all catholic ( no iwas not tampered with )and the first time i saw an uncut one was at school and i was like what is wrong with your willy lol
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RHP User
14 years ago
Sorry if this double posts; doesn't look like it appeared on my end.There's several mechanisms why circumcision is protective. Microtears and lesions on mucosal surface of the inner foreskin, warm moist environment results in longer survival of the virus, and the inner foreskin is the most susceptible part to HIV infection for a couple of reasons (lack of keratin, higher density of langerhan cells that HIV infect)Professors of medicine, public health and epidemiologists are not naive. If anything, circumcision increases risky behaviours in these countries as it gives a false sense of security. The major trials have stratified and accounted for behavioural aspects. The list does go on and yes you do find that in every study. Condoms don't drop out of the sky because we're talking about the poorest nations in the world, not to mention the Catholic Church's pressure against condom use in these areas. Public health is a huge topic. It is about dollars, yes, if their countries were as rich as our country then this would not be an issue at all. But unless their economy picks up some way some how, it is prudent to use harm minimisation strategies as much as possible in the interim, which include recommendation of circumcision.@ChasingMidnightThere's a bit more to it than blood to blood. I can't tell if you're trying to raise conspiracy theories here; I'll save you some research tracing it back. It's found in monkeys.It crossed from monkeys to man at least 4 times, because at least 4 people had a monkey fetish, so 4 subtly different types of HIV exist in man today. A monkey that gets infected with its native strain of SIV does not develop AIDS. A monkey infected with a different type of SIV will develop AIDS, which is very interesting. After infection, a lot of inflammatory molecules are produced, and then they shut off. That monkey will have a normal, stable blood count and be fine. Monkey that develops AIDs with a different SIV, they do not shut off their inflammatory response, so their CD4 count declines and eventually will develop AIDS. There's good evidence that this occurs in humans too and that our immune response is causing damage as much as, if not more, than the virus itself. Research in this area is likely to grow and management of HIV may mean something completely different in 10yrs as what it is now.Receptive anal sex has a 1-3% transmission, and hetero transmission is at most 0.2% risk of infection. 1% of the population can not get infected with HIV, and cases of "cure" have been reported following a bone marrow transplant from said 1%.There's your pub trivia for today.
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RHP User
14 years ago
Quoting 'DeliciousCplBris'I love them, more fun to play with , giving head and wanking them , I love a big cock with a nice foreskin ...yummy hehe, lucky me!!! there ARE women out there that like it xxx Thanx hun, you've really boosted my confidence :)
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RHP User
14 years ago
Im into chicks.. But had many experiences with males.. including my ex husband.. an tbh, circumcised doodles have always ended up being the small or the odd doodle with me.. so I guess im trying to say is im pro foreskin! in my experiences penis with foreskin has been the best..
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RHP User
14 years ago
..thankyou for researching the studies for me and of course you other kind folk. Temo.... there are several mechanism that support research although are they conclusive in taking into consideration other elements of behavoural patterns of these men. I did read in one study the persons of interest frequently aquainted their foreskins with that of a prostitutes labia and recieved ++ with happy endings only to find out not so happy. To think i would even consider our scientists, WHO and skin quacks to be naive is totally absurd. Sheeesh i even thought the sock fairy was real and now the sad fact is i've been proven wrong........I do like Bollinger though. ....and why can't condoms drop out of the sky....rice does and other goodies for basic survival. Unless corruption is stopped and the arms dealers are not fed by our banks then perhaps places like Africa will get a fair call oneday. dont really like starfish. never was one for taking it lying down.
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RHP User
14 years ago
Holy Jeesus. Praise tha lawd. Cut cock rates in the USA are higher than anywhere else on the planet. Strangely, the USA also has the highest HIV+ rates in the western world. So... errrr.... what were y'all saying? Hugs Stalky
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RHP User
14 years ago
Oddly enough there is an article in the Sunday telegraph this past weekend on this subject. Just beware angel there are always for and against in any debate and many medical journals can base cases in both ways. I believe a man with a foreskin would practice much better hygene than most without as they are taught from an early age and what boy doesnt want any opportunity to play with his toy.Honestly put your condoms on to prevent STIs.We were talking appeal anyway to start with and I so disapprove of genital mutilation in males and females.
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RHP User
14 years ago
This might change the topic but.how many blokes have actually chosen themselves to have the procedure done? ..
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RHP User
14 years ago
... then why is the Australian "standard" to not circ boys at birth? In fact, it was not an option even raised or discussed by our OB. Their dad assumed it was an automatic given that they would be done and was mortified at by mine and our OBs mutual objection. Their dad's main reason..? HE was done and didn't want them treated like circus freaks (not my words) in the change rooms (why do guys do that?!! Unless I am super sheltered I do not recall trying to check out and compare labia after gym ;p) What obviously was missed, was that it's the circ'd boys that will be viewed as "different". Back to the OP... I only very recently experienced my first "uncut" guy and thought it was awesome. Could of also had a lot to do with what was attached to the end of it too ;P (I may or may not have sneaked a peak under the covers while in it's resting state, while he was asleep... then may have woke him...)
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RHP User
14 years ago
I love a foreskin!! I love the feel of it inside me, the friction it makes and I love to suck cock so much more with one too! I have found men with a foreskin tend to be much more concerned about cleanliness too! However I think a cock with out seems to be and stay harder and def look nicer...... i would never complain about a nice hard cock in front of me regardless!! I will never forget Charlotte off of "Sex and the City" saying she had her first foreskin and it looked like a sharpei LMAO a tad harsh I think but geez it made me laugh! He got the snip for her, extreme!! I wander if their is any real life stories like that?? Just my experience anway...... I know what I love and that's the way God intended it and thats for good reason as far as I can see
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RHP User
14 years ago
I'd not had the pleasure of being introduced to an "uncut" cock before I started playing....I just love them now. More to play with , that lovely "vein"at the tip you can flick with your tongue and the heads "seem" so much more sensitive....that could be a personal thing. Either way I do adore a lovely clean cock cut or uncut, more important is what divine man is attached to said weapon of pleasure ;) (wish I could put heart /tongue drooling icon, but not an option on iPad :( Minxy
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RHP User
14 years ago
Given that more than 80% of baby boys are intact these days, it's the cut guys who potentially face the brunt of any locker room jokes on the question. Back in the sixties about 90% of lads were done.... and that has rapidly declined to the point where in Australia the procedure usually only occurs for religious reasons or because of a medical complication. Being uncut is the new norm. I think young women have the good sense and independent thinking to appreciate their men as they are. There are many myths prompted by the pro circ fanatics who's motivations seem to be driven by religious convictions more than by medical science.... Hugs Stalky
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RHP User
14 years ago
Quoting 'Stalky' Given that more than 80% of baby boys are intact these days, it's the cut guys who potentially face the brunt of any locker room jokes on the question. Back in the sixties about 90% of lads were done.... and that has rapidly declined to the point where in Australia the procedure usually only occurs for religious reasons or because of a medical complication. Being uncut is the new norm. I think young women have the good sense and independent thinking to appreciate their men as they are. There are many myths prompted by the pro circ fanatics who's motivations seem to be driven by religious convictions more than by medical science.... Hugs Stalky ^ Love this and yaaaay for my two beautiful uncut sons ....may their sexual future be filled with appreciative partners, good times and good sexual health. xxx
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RHP User
14 years ago
Most girls don't mind it, others do. It just personal preferences. I prefer without, but I dated someone who had it and I didn't mind it then. I guess its also how you use it.
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Lifes_great
14 years ago
Still pissing myself laughing at Stalky's comments Pretty dick? I don't think so. It's hard to imagine that a woman can feel any difference during intercourse. Obviously there's a difference when oral sex is involved.. Another extra bit to explore... And a dick with a foreskin feels different to a circumcised dick in your hands.. Personally, I think an uncut feels more accommodating for anal sex because there's a bit less friction... In any case, who can complain about something extra to play with? Then we can ask how it looks. Dicks don't look pretty. That's a fact. If your dick looks pretty then that's not appealing! It's meant to look like it is a weapon... all mean and nasty, full of veins and rock hard like it will tear a hole in something. It's supposed to look mean and angry and masculine. The uglier, and meaner, the better. Foreskin looks good in that respect. Don't let women dress up your dick and try and make it look pretty!! Lol. Hugs Stalky Thanks for the great laugh! All the best, Pissy pants
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RHP User
14 years ago
ask a simple question, get the Spanish Inquisition...SHEEESH !
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RHP User
14 years ago
Quoting 'NaughtyLibrarian' I'd have to say if I had a choice, I would opt for no foreskin, but once it's erect, you don't notice it anyway. As long as its clean and it works I'm not going to say no.
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RHP User
14 years ago
couldnt care less either way...BUT.. like uncut, i think it looks better!! some cut cocks look "to me" kinda funny with a long skinny shaft and the mushroom like head hehehe ;).... not that id turn it down if it was attached to a sexy, funny cheeky hunk of spunk hahahaa......... just love taking that uncut hard cock deep in my mouth, running my lips up the throbbing shaft to then have that forskin between my lips and flicking it with my tounge mmmmmmm............ yep loving uncut!! xx
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RHP User
14 years ago
Your profile is outrageous and I love it... but please careful with those scissors... one snip and one of your most endearing features could end up being used for old lady's face cream!http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=a-cut-above-the-rest-wrinHugsGaz Quoting 'Lifes_great' Still pissing myself laughing at Stalky's comments
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RHP User
14 years ago
You can have mine anytime
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RHP User
14 years ago
Well A penis still works the same whether it has foreskin or not but I do love sucking on a penis that has foreskin and feeling it come out of skin and getting bigger and harder
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RHP User
14 years ago
your comment fucking rocks as I bet you do babe
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RHP User
14 years ago
Im clipped and it seems most older ladies have a pref for clipped and the younger ladies don't mind...
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ExcitableCouple
14 years ago
I have to say that I MUCH prefer a helmet to an anteater!!!!
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RHP User
14 years ago
you mean i rock by my comment Quoting 'NakedSteve' your comment fucking rocks as I bet you do babe Quoting 'NakedSteve' your comment fucking rocks as I bet you do babe
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