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I've dated one guy who was uncirced. He was DISGUSTING. I can't tell you how many UTI's I got from his nasty habits of not cleaning. Not saying all uncirced guys are like that, but he turned me off. Not to mention I too like the look of a circed penis hands down. Would you date a woman who was 300lbs overweight? No? Are you shallow? It's just something that I care about, something that would make me definitely think twice before continuing in a relationship with a person due to my past experiences. Personal preference, and nothing to get bent out of shape over. Like Maricha said, it doesn't effect you.
And this is why I reckon it's the cheese. It has to be. I wasn't joking about it although it may have seemed like I was lol

I reckon OP's wife was just being nice hence she didn't bring it up until now.
 
I am a doctor also...dont do it unless you are having a medical problem with the foreskin.

I had it done to me as a baby (my dad did not and my brother did not)....my mother claims she cried about it and they pressured her...hum..

Personally I hate it......I wish I was intact.

I have read posts by several women who state that the PIV sex is way way better. It helps with lube. It surely makes it more sensitive...

Its so funny too that in a culture obsessed with penis size....we would cut 1/3 (sometimes more) of the total skin surface area off this personal organ.

Its a horrible thing to do to a baby...it should be 100% illegal....it can always be done where the guy is 18 and can decide on his own....Muslims do it as teens...the pain is not that bad....

All the "medical" reasons for doing it to babies are really BS....there are excellent documentaries on this....

I would never ever allow my son to be circumcised...if I ever have one...no more than I would have allowed someone to take a scalpel to my daughters private parts.

No way.

Step back..it makes no sense to cut off this part of a man's body.....its absolutely religious tradition and that is it. Everything else are rationalizations.

There are exceptions for medical reasons...my 44 year old brother has medical problems that make it hard for him to take care of his hygiene...he got a serve urinary tract infection....and circ is a good option to prevent in future....

That is the exception..

Whatever your beliefs...natural selection or a creator....in either case a "higher power" put that skin there.....it should be left alone unless it actually causes a problem.

Everyone know about the case of the boy who had the entire penis zapped off during one....Dr John Money at Hopkins tried to have him raised as a girl....after having him castrated also.....

It never worked....it was a horror story and it ruined the mans life.

there are many other complication cases...

Its not worth even ONE case of a normal lovely baby boy losing his penis for life or partial functionality for life.
How I wish I could like your post a million times.
 
I've dated one guy who was uncirced. He was DISGUSTING. I can't tell you how many UTI's I got from his nasty habits of not cleaning. Not saying all uncirced guys are like that, but he turned me off. Not to mention I too like the look of a circed penis hands down. Would you date a woman who was 300lbs overweight? No? Are you shallow? It's just something that I care about, something that would make me definitely think twice before continuing in a relationship with a person due to my past experiences. Personal preference, and nothing to get bent out of shape over. Like Maricha said, it doesn't effect you.
Someone weighing 300lbs is a major health issue(diabetes, heart issues, joint issues, high blood pressure, etc. all common from obesity), while not liking an uncircumcised penis is purely cosmetic. There is a big difference there. The guy you dated had horrible hygiene issues, nothing more, nothing less(nothing to do with being uncirc.). I find it shallow when people won't give someone a chance because of the way they look(circ. vs. uncirc.). I find that to be wrong.
 
Again, this thread is not about INFANT circumcision. It is about JACK'S WIFE requesting that HE get it done. So, the part of your post that is relevant to THIS thread is that he should not get it done unless it is medically necessary. The rest is better served in the thread in the debate section.

ETA: I'll even make it easy on people: http://talkaboutmarriage.com/politics-religion/50830-male-insight-male-circumcision.html

There's the debate thread.
Yea and he should not have it done now or then or ever...
 
I've dated one guy who was uncirced. He was DISGUSTING. I can't tell you how many UTI's I got from his nasty habits of not cleaning. Not saying all uncirced guys are like that, but he turned me off. Not to mention I too like the look of a circed penis hands down. Would you date a woman who was 300lbs overweight? No? Are you shallow? It's just something that I care about, something that would make me definitely think twice before continuing in a relationship with a person due to my past experiences. Personal preference, and nothing to get bent out of shape over. Like Maricha said, it doesn't effect you.
He sounds like a filthy disgusting person. He would probably be the same either way.

This is similar to saying that you dont like a certain race as someone of that race beat you up in the past.

Its a normal reaction to associate....but most certainly if it was ME I would be clean as a whistle...

Some women are gross down there too....does that make all female genitals dirty and gross?
 
It doesn't matter much anymore because my husband is circed. Though like I said, there's only been one uncirced guy I've been with and I didn't exactly go around polling guys before dating them, so it naturally hasn't come up much in my life. If it had and there had been some good experiences to outweigh the bad, then idk how I would feel now. But as it stands, logically I know not all uncirced guys are gross, and I know that he in particular was, circed or not. But I have nothing to replace the memory of it all and I still like circed over uncirced in general. Always will I suppose, and I honestly have no intention of changing preferences of penis style when I have other things to work on about myself.
 
Just be a good boy and get it done.

You'll get a decreased risk of developing prostate cancer, a lower chance of contracting sexually transmitted diseases, and less time in the shower or less odor -- depending on your bathing habits.

She'll get a lower chance of developing bacterial infections and a stylish new tool to try out.
 
Well... I can understand how one bad experience can really fudge up one's standards, as well as how a spouse will pretty much dictate your standards.

My 3rd lady friend in my youth had bad hair issues, refused to shave even though she had a forest down there that reached up to her belly button. I stopped dating Caucasian after that, perhaps it's shallow but meh. My wife is half Caucasian but has very natural smooth skin and soft hairs hence she doesn't really have to maintain herself too much so she was the exception. If my wife suddenly decides to call it quits then unfortunately I would remain just as choosy (and even more so) with the hairiness of my women.

It does pay to be more open minded I guess, but for now, it's not something I have to worry about. Unless of course my wife turns around and says "you know what, fk it, lets divorce"

EDIT: I think the term for this is "spousal bias" or something *shrug* :)
 
Just be a good boy and get it done.

You'll get a decreased risk of developing prostate cancer, a lower chance of contracting sexually transmitted diseases, and less time in the shower or less odor -- depending on your bathing habits.

She'll get a lower chance of developing bacterial infections and a stylish new tool to try out.
There is no medical reason for him to get it done, so why go through an unnecessary procedure?

The stats on what you mentioned as 'benefits' of being circumcised are so minuscule that they really make no difference at all. The best way to avoid sexually transmitted diseases is to use protection, not a 2 percent less chance from being circumcised. It only takes seconds to properly clean an uncircumcised penis, so I don't see how that much "less time" in the shower would really make a difference. The only medically necessary reason to get circumcised would be if the man were having issues with UTIs and in that case, yes it would be helpful. Otherwise, it is purely cosmetic or a religious choice.

I am not saying he is in the right, because he has done some dumb sh!t to his wife, but getting a circumcision for no reason other than cosmetic issues would be a bad choice.
 
Just be a good boy and get it done.

You'll get a decreased risk of developing prostate cancer, a lower chance of contracting sexually transmitted diseases, and less time in the shower or less odor -- depending on your bathing habits.

She'll get a lower chance of developing bacterial infections and a stylish new tool to try out.
Please tell me you are kidding, because none of what you say is true.
 
There is no medical reason for him to get it done, so why go through an unnecessary procedure?

The stats on what you mentioned as 'benefits' of being circumcised are so minuscule that they really make no difference at all. The best way to avoid sexually transmitted diseases is to use protection, not a 2 percent less chance from being circumcised. It only takes seconds to properly clean an uncircumcised penis, so I don't see how that much "less time" in the shower would really make a difference. The only medically necessary reason to get circumcised would be if the man were having issues with UTIs and in that case, yes it would be helpful. Otherwise, it is purely cosmetic or a religious choice.

I am not saying he is in the right, because he has done some dumb sh!t to his wife, but getting a circumcision for no reason other than cosmetic issues would be a bad choice.
I agree with everything you said, except for the first clause of the last sentence: He should not get a circumcision just because he's a d-bag to his wife.
 
Ummm... I would hazard a guess that they already were pretty close to that size, since she had weight loss surgery not long ago. Remember that? Yea, Jack I is THAT guy....
Ahh, yes. The other part of the story. Don't you just hate having to wade through a thread to find out there is more to the story? Perhaps she's after to lop off half his manhood just to be annoying in retaliation?

Just be a good boy and get it done.
What a horse**** comment. You're not a 'bad boy' if you don't get it done. If you don't get a boob lift, are you a 'bad girl'?

You can debate back and forth whether or not it's a good idea to get circumcised or not (I'm both circumcised and would have it done again personally), but what shouldn't be debated is if the woman should 'tell' or 'ask' her man to get it done. It's a surgical procedure which permanently alters a persons body. That choice should be his and his alone, barring some unforeseen medical issue that would make it a necessity.
 
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Circumcision is a terrible idea IMO. In my country it's practically unheard of unless it's for religious reasons.

For me it would be difficult to imagine the loss of sensitivity that would happen from the procedure. Right now, if I were to pull back my foreskin and go about my daily business the experience would be painful and irritating. It is THAT sensitive.

Circumcision forces the loss of sensitivity because of continuous exposure to pubic hair, skin, fabric etc.
 
Female circumcision is considered cruel/brutal and is likewise illegal in this country. WHY IN THE HELL is male circumcision legal?!?!?!
Female circumcision generally very different from male circumcision. When males are circumcised, some skin is removed. When women are ‘circumcised’ in the manner is it done to millions of women in 3rd world countries, the clitoris and labia are removed and the women is sewn up to leave only an opening big enough for a penis. The purpose is to prevent women from enjoying sex.

Female circumcision is illegal in all Western countries to prevent immigrants from performing this total removed of a girls external genitalia.
 
Personally, I love the look of my circumcised husband, and I would never get involved with a man who is not circumcised.
WTF am I reading?
 
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