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charlestudor2005 · 10-09-2010, 02:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Camille

and what do they say about the English apart from wishing more of them were circumcized?

This got me to thinking (no smart comments, please, I've had enough for one week). When hobbyists fill out their P411 profile, one of the questions is whether or not you are circumsized. An odd question, I thought, but answered anyway.

However, that profile question paired with Camille's comment has me wondering whether or not there is more to this than just the odd question.

Comments?

discreetgent · 10-09-2010, 02:45 PM

It is an odd question. There is some evidence that circumcision helps in terms of contracting/transmitting AIDS but if condoms are always used it shouldn't really make much of a difference.

atlcomedy · 10-09-2010, 03:13 PM

Since Charles has had a rough week I'll wait til after midnight to make make my (un)circumcision jokes

about Chuckles

pjorourke · 10-09-2010, 03:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atlcomedy

Since Charles has had a rough week I'll wait til after midnight to make make my (un)circumcision jokes

about Chuckles

You're a swell guy!

Guest0812112 · 10-09-2010, 03:29 PM

Guys come on, the reason or one big part is some guys are not real good at pulling the excess skin back and doing a really good cleaning, can get kinda bad on those that forget or neglect the chore

charlestudor2005 · 10-09-2010, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by chelsea simms

Guys come on, the reason or one big part is some guys are not real good at pulling the excess skin back and doing a really good cleaning, can get kinda bad on those that forget or neglect the chore

Seems like an enterprising inventor could modify a pair of electronic nose hair clippers to do the job and make a fortune. Designed appropriately, it also might serve as a sex toy. Of course, it it worked well, it might put a crimp in providers' income.

In the absence of a good toy, I suspect some gentlemen might be willing to do an upcharge to have the provider get the "jam" out.

Camille · 10-09-2010, 08:34 PM

It seems to be a real turn off to American women in general. I have heard both women in the industry and those not associated with it make noise about it. Oddly, never really asked why though.

C

Carrie Hillcrest · 10-09-2010, 09:38 PM

Sadly, what Chelsea said is the reason it's a consideration on whether or not to meet someone. While MOST uncircumcised men have figured out how to keep themselves clean, not all have. And it's that minority that (as always!) gives the rest a bad reputation.

And I know I'm a "service provider" and all, but ... I'm a woman first. If you can't clean yourself, I'm NOT doing it for you. You're a grown-ass man, and not being able to keep up with your own hygiene is SO not sexy. Foreskin is not an excuse for funk.

Camille · 10-09-2010, 10:30 PM

I'm feeling as though I should be sending "Thank you" cards to my ex BF's in the UK after reading Carrie and Chelsea's posts

Guest052611 · 10-09-2010, 11:20 PM

I have run into issues with being uncircumcised, but not hygeine related.
Mostly comfort related, and more socially/emotionally than physically.

Honestly, since it has been brought up, I would be curious how the providers feel about these issues as regards to dynamics and comfort go.

What I have found was the loss of friction, due to skin moving. With condoms, I have had the issue with not holding in place, again due to skin moving back and forth. Another issue, is sensitivity. With heightened sensitivity, I tend to numb up when over stimulated.

Ok, please go easy on me, cause this has been my biggest self esteem issue as far as sex goes. Hope to get good feedback. Could only imagine meeting the provider that has answers for me!! nice.

Chiara.Delano · 10-10-2010, 06:37 AM

Europe can equal foreskin hell. Ofcourse many gents know how to keep themselves clean, pull back that little fella and give it a good scrub! Unfortunately some do not and its not pretty!
One of the reasons I always loved American guys, rarely get a hygiene issue here.
Chiara xx

Leah Ireland · 10-10-2010, 01:15 PM

Women tend to enjoy circumcised men more - surprise surprise.

Camille · 10-10-2010, 01:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by devilworm11

What I have found was the loss of friction, due to skin moving. With condoms, I have had the issue with not holding in place, again due to skin moving back and forth. Another issue, is sensitivity. With heightened sensitivity, I tend to numb up when over stimulated.

aww..it shouldn't be a self-esteem issue. I mean, from what you say above, the actual technicalities of sex when uncircumsized pose very different issues than you perhaps think a circumsized man would face. What I'm saying is, it's not *you* per se..it's the lack of circumcision.
It seems from this thread that the biggest issue is one of hygiene. As long as you are squeeky clean then I think the biggest hurdle that women feel presented with has been dealt with. To be honest, I hadn't given much thought about the issues I have quoted above. Not sure how you deal with those without getting circumsized?? I guess a man would have to answer that...

C xx

charlestudor2005 · 10-10-2010, 01:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by devilworm11

I have run into issues with being uncircumcised, but not hygeine related.
Mostly comfort related, and more socially/emotionally than physically.

Honestly, since it has been brought up, I would be curious how the providers feel about these issues as regards to dynamics and comfort go.

What I have found was the loss of friction, due to skin moving. With condoms, I have had the issue with not holding in place, again due to skin moving back and forth. Another issue, is sensitivity. With heightened sensitivity, I tend to numb up when over stimulated.

Ok, please go easy on me, cause this has been my biggest self esteem issue as far as sex goes. Hope to get good feedback. Could only imagine meeting the provider that has answers for me!! nice.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Camille

aww..it shouldn't be a self-esteem issue. I mean, from what you say above, the actual technicalities of sex when uncircumsized pose very different issues than you perhaps think a circumsized man would face. What I'm saying is, it's not *you* per se..it's the lack of circumcision.
It seems from this thread that the biggest issue is one of hygiene. As long as you are squeeky clean then I think the biggest hurdle that women feel presented with has been dealt with. To be honest, I hadn't given much thought about the issues I have quoted above. Not sure how you deal with those without getting circumsized?? I guess a man would have to answer that...

C xx

Well, there is an answer. Get circumcised.

Think how free that would make you!

Now, if you have a friendly doctor, s/he might say it's necessary so insurance picks up the tab. If it's deemed merely cosmetic or elective, you'll be paying the whole fee yourself.

OTOH, you could convert to Judaism. I believe rabbis are authorized to perform the ceremony (and maybe even do the cutting), and there might be a system set up inside the religion, IDK.

MacTheKnife · 10-10-2010, 02:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by charlestudor2005

In the absence of a good toy, I suspect some gentlemen might be willing to do an upcharge to have the provider get the "jam" out

The correct term is "dick cheese."

That's what LovingKayla calls it.

Being uncircumcised, the orgasms are far more intense due to being more sensitive.

That's what the providers tell me in response to my body's contortions and the MFers and SOBs coming from my mouth during orgasms.