i dont mind circumcised at all but i really enjoy uncircumcised because theres less friction and i can jerk them off without lube.
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I don't know about that I'm uncircumcised and the women Ihave been with don't mind:thumbsup:
who cares what it looks like?!
i dont mind circumcised at all but i really enjoy uncircumcised because theres less friction and i can jerk them off without lube.
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i dont mind circumcised at all but i really enjoy uncircumcised because theres less friction and i can jerk them off without lube.
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Yup.
If you think its SO difficult to pull back your foreskin to wash your penor, then you must be one lazy SOB. :dunno:
Yup.
If you think its SO difficult to pull back your foreskin to wash your penor, then you must be one lazy SOB. :dunno:
I think allot of people are misunderstanding the hygienic point about being uncircumcised. It's less about your cleanliness habits and more about suceptibility to infection.
Being uncut means you are naturally far more susceptible to yeast infections and VDs. Yeast is naturally occurring in the human body and in proper amounts it's normal and healthy. It's normally associated with infections in the vagina (since we're using terms like penis and glans in this thread) but it can grow to the point of infection where excessive moisture allows it to breed. The mouth (thrush), feet (athlete's feet), the intestines, the vagina and uncircumcised penises.
There many reasons yeast can grow to the point of infection that don't have much to do with uncleanliness. Since it needs areas where excessive moisture can collect to allow it to breed in the first place, circumcised penises present no such breeding opportunity.
In terms of VDs....simply put most VDs have to get into the body. The first line of defense is the skin and most areas of the body are covered in skin thick enough to prevent diseases and viruses from just walking in. The skin on the hands and feet of men are most thickest the skin in the mouth and on the penis is the least thickest (circumcised or not). In uncut cases it is several times thinner. Making the uncut penis several times more susceptible to diseases and viruses just walking in..including VDs.
Uncut penises are objectively less sanitary all things being equal because any (in this case) bacteria that comes in contact with it instantly has a natural breeding ground.:2 cents:
Now, don't shoot the messenger.
I think allot of people are misunderstanding the hygienic point about being uncircumcised. It's less about your cleanliness habits and more about suceptibility to infection.
Being uncut means you are naturally far more susceptible to yeast infections and VDs. Yeast is naturally occurring in the human body and in proper amounts it's normal and healthy. It's normally associated with infections in the vagina (since we're using terms like penis and glans in this thread) but it can grow to the point of infection where excessive moisture allows it to breed. The mouth (thrush), feet (athlete's feet), the intestines, the vagina and uncircumcised penises.
There many reasons yeast can grow to the point of infection that don't have much to do with uncleanliness. Since it needs areas where excessive moisture can collect to allow it to breed in the first place, circumcised penises present no such breeding opportunity.
In terms of VDs....simply put most VDs have to get into the body. The first line of defense is the skin and most areas of the body are covered in skin thick enough to prevent diseases and viruses from just walking in. The skin on the hands and feet of men are most thickest the skin in the mouth and on the penis is the least thickest (circumcised or not). In uncut cases it is several times thinner. Making the uncut penis several times more susceptible to diseases and viruses just walking in..including VDs.
Uncut penises are objectively less sanitary all things being equal because any (in this case) bacteria that comes in contact with it instantly has a natural breeding ground.:2 cents:
Now, don't shoot the messenger.
I have a high chance of getting a yeast infection or UTI too if I don't properly clean myself.
I'm sorry, but I am married to a guy who is uncut, and he's NEVER had a problem either with getting ill, or keeping it clean. It IS as simple as just pulling back the foreskin and washing. You're only more "susceptible" to any kind of infection or nastiness if you aren't cleaning yourself and taking care of your body.
Let me get this straight. Are all guys born uncircumsized? Cause I don't have that nasty looking skin going over my "head" and I just assumed that was the way I was born. :dunno:
Sorry, that's simply not the truth. It's not merely a case of not cleaning yourself properly that can cause yeast infections in women. Overgrowth of yeast is combated by good bacteria in the body...ironically most yeast infections in women occur as a result of over douching and removing too much good bacteria from the vagina. Antibiotics can encourage yeast infections and an imbalance of vaginal alkalinity can too. But ALL of these cases are made possible by one consistent circumstance which is the environment necessary for it to grow. That circumstance does not exist with the cut men.
If two men have sex with two different women both infected with the same disease or virus in their vagina, all things being equal except for circumcision..it is just a physiological fact that the uncut man stands the greater risk of becoming infected. EVEN IF he pulls his penis out after every stroke and wiped it clean.
Being uncut means you have to (or should) be more diligent in your hygiene. For example, a cut man can get out the shower and towel normally as any remaining moisture on his penis would air dry like the rest of his body. An uncut man would be wise to pay particular attention cleaning and drying because the foreskin wouldn't allow for natural air drying.
Umm...what are you trying to say? That I'm right? Because I stated that if you don't properly take care of your body, that you're more susceptible to infection or illness if you don't properly take care of your body. Of course I know what causes yeast infections in women - its why I don't douche or use scented soaps or perfumes down there. Thats why I said what I said. Yes cut men don't have the bits of anatomy that cause bacteria to grow and infest and cause infection. But if a guy knows how to take care of his junk, he won't have anything to worry about!!! And sorry, don't throw the "a guy can get an infection from a womans snatch if she's infected" thing at me - EVERY man can get an infection or STD...but both wouldn't if they TOOK CARE OF THEIR JUNK AND WRAPPED THAT FUCKER UP! lol. YES uncut men have a higher risk, I've never once said they don't. But I maintain that if they know their body, and care for it accordingly...they won't have any issues. Otherwise, uncut guys all over the world would have yeast infections all the time! Its only the lazy, uneducated guys who ever have a problem. If a boy is taught how to care for his penis, thats all he needs! My hubby had a friend in highschool who never ONCE pulled back his foreskin to wash and found out when he went to have sex that he physically couldn't pull it back because all of the bacteria and nastiness that formed under it essentially glued the foreskin to the penis. Prime example of a man not caring for his tools.
Sheesh. So sick of this thread. But yet I keep returning....