Circumcision Confusion

[mAlice]

Some of my male friends have said (in talking to other men about the issue) they seem to have more sensitivity not being circumcised vs. their friends who are.

My other thought on this is 'how do they know' if they are more, or less sensitive? :shrug:

 

[crabcake]

My other thought on this is 'how do they know' if they are more, or less sensitive? :shrug:

I asked that same question ... they said they just compared 'notes' with their buddies. :shrug:

 

[mAlice]

I asked that same question ... they said they just compared 'notes' with their buddies. :shrug:

That would seem like the obvious answer, but if a man is 'premature' wouldn't he tell his buddies he's 'sensitive'?

Guys really talk about this sh!t?

 

[Ken King]

My other thought on this is 'how do they know' if they are more, or less sensitive? :shrug:

That's kind of like "how many licks does it take to get to the center of a Totsie-pop", huh?

 

[Pete]

That would seem like the obvious answer, but if a man is 'premature' wouldn't he tell his buddies he's 'sensitive'?

Guys really talk about this sh!t?

I am thinking NO. MANHANDBOOK Chapter 1, Paragraph 1, Men shall NEVER discuss penile sensitivity with another man. VERBOTEN

 

[mAlice]

I am thinking NO. MANHANDBOOK Chapter 1, Paragraph 1, Men shall NEVER discuss penile sensitivity with another man. VERBOTEN

That's what I'm thinkin'.

 

[crabcake]

That would seem like the obvious answer, but if a man is 'premature' wouldn't he tell his buddies he's 'sensitive'?

I wouldn't equate "sensitivity" with being "premature" in all cases. Some men are better than others at "holding off" and can enjoy that "sensitivity" longer.

god this is a difficult subject to dance around.

 

[crabcake]

I am thinking NO. MANHANDBOOK Chapter 1, Paragraph 1, Men shall NEVER discuss penile sensitivity with another man. VERBOTEN

maybe he was BS'in ... it's just what he told me. :shrug:

 

[mAlice]

I don't have a pecker, so I don't know sh!t.

 

[Kain99]

maybe he was BS'in ... it's just what he told me. :shrug:

I think so... Guys just don't talk about stuff like this. Unlike women, they don't even discuss their sex lives or partners.

 

[DoWhat]

The important question is:
What do the women prefer?

 

[mAlice]

The important question is:
What do the women prefer?

I guess that would depend on the individual.

 

[itsbob]

That would seem like the obvious answer, but if a man is 'premature' wouldn't he tell his buddies he's 'sensitive'?

Guys really talk about this sh!t?

I don't think so.. I've never had a "How sensitive are you?" discussion.. and don't feel like I am missing out on anything..

 

[crabcake]

I shall tread lightly ...

The discussion I had was with a former s/o of mine a few years ago. He was not circumcised. He and I discussed it as any couple who might discuss their "private" life would, and that's how it came up, and when the issue of sensitivity came up, he said he preferred his "stuff" as it was. When I said "how would you know", he said he and his buddies discussed it once and compared notes and whatnot, and based on what they said, he believed he had far more sensitivity (and thus enjoyment) from not having the procedure. In my opinion, yes, there is a noticeable difference. And if they are all "like that", then my preference would be "don't clip".

And don't ANY of you guys pretend you don't talk about your junk and crap! If you won't hesitate to light your azzes on fire, a discussion about a perfectly normal and typical medical procedure isn't "taboo".

 

[Kain99]

And don't ANY of you guys pretend you don't talk about your junk and crap! If you won't hesitate to light your azzes on fire, a discussion about a perfectly normal and typical medical procedure isn't "taboo".

Boys may talk about their "junk" but Men don't.

 

[Pete]

The discussion I had was with a former s/o of mine a few years ago. He was not circumcised. He and I discussed it as any couple who might discuss their "private" life would, and that's how it came up, and when the issue of sensitivity came up, he said he preferred his "stuff" as it was. When I said "how would you know", he said he and his buddies discussed it once and compared notes and whatnot, and based on what they said, he believed he had far more sensitivity (and thus enjoyment) from not having the procedure. In my opinion, yes, there is a noticeable difference. And if they are all "like that", then my preference would be "don't clip".

And don't ANY of you guys pretend you don't talk about your junk and crap! If you won't hesitate to light your azzes on fire, a discussion about a perfectly normal and typical medical procedure isn't "taboo".

When you get your new penis feel free to try and strike up a convo with a guy about how sensitive it is.

 

[crabcake]

but Men don't.

let me know when one of them happens upon us!

 

[Pete]

I think so... Guys just don't talk about stuff like this. Unlike women, they don't even discuss their sex lives or partners.

I think Kazz and HS prove that wrong.

 

[crabcake]

When you get your new penis feel free to try and strike up a convo with a guy about how sensitive it is.

I don't know exactly HOW the subject came up amongst them, as I wasn't there. Considering one of the guys' wives was having a kid around that same time, it very well could've been this same reason (circumcision debate).

 

[RoseRed]

I think Kazz and HS prove that wrong.