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Uncut is the best....I could go back & highlight all the excellent posts on this thread, but I won't.
I don't believe in circumcision, unless its a medical necessity....
It's unnecessary, barbaric & besides that, uncut is much more fun
I only knew what circunsizion was after I made a quick search online after seeing it being questioned in an internet forum such as this.
I was probably already 15/16 at the time, very ignorant of me, but it goes to show how it's viewed around here.
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Uncut is the best....I could go back & highlight all the excellent posts on this thread, but I won't.
I don't believe in circumcision, unless its a medical necessity....
It's unnecessary, barbaric & besides that, uncut is much more fun
Love uncut ****. I think circumcised ones are funny-looking. I prefer it natural. As a woman, I'm natural as well.
My husband is from Spain & I can't complain *hey, that rhymes* If we have any sons, we won't be circumcising them either.
Being born in USA to an American mother and a Danish father and partly raised in Europe I would say that circumcised penis look a bit strange even for me. I’m not cut myself I will admit but these penises have deep and nasty scars, although I have never examined one not being gay or an urologist. United Kingdom was apparently keen on it under the Victorian Area until around 1950. Australia has a rate of 10 percent. It is inexistent in New Zealand. Canada has a circumcision rate of around 30 percent but it is mostly minorities and English speaking Canadians. French Canadians does not practices it. United States is pretty much the only country were white Christians practice it. I lived in Boston for a fair amount of time and I would say that the circumcision-rate is around 60 percent in Boston – at least what I have read. Those states that include it Medicaid have a high prevalence while does who don’t have a low prevalence. It is also about the level of East-Asians and Latinos which by tradition don’t circumcise babies. It is very low numbers in Western United States (10-20 percent) and high in the Midwest (70-80 percent) and around 50-70 percent in the rest of the country. I still don’t get why white Christian Americans fancy it. Taxes shouldn’t be used for unnecessary operations.
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*hey, that rhymes* If we have any sons, we won't be circumcising them either.
How is Circumcision viewed in Europe ?
