02-21-2018, 05:09 PM
(02-21-2018, 04:57 PM)BengalHawk62 Wrote: To me it’s boils down to a hygiene issue and to an extent, an aesthetic issue. Its a lot easier to take care of and clean without the ‘hood’. My friend decided not to cut his boys and now they are growing up and being potty trained, they are having all sorts of issues. Thin stream, basically the pee hole isn’t wide enough for the urine to pass thru and the little guy is having uncomfortable pain when he goes. And now my friend is going to a specialist to see if getting a circumsion now is the right course of action. Plus the boys are old enough to kind of know whats going to happen and they start freaking out.
Ya, there’s a reason why 3rd world countries don’t circumsize their boys.
Is your friend circumcised? I ask because if you have someone that is circumcised, they don't necessarily know all the "tricks" to having an uncut penis. I learned this back when I was working as a CNA. There was another male CNA who taught me about it because we had uncircumcised residents to care for. Other CNAs, including most of the males, didn't know what to do if they needed any help.
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