I know multiple Jewish men who are not cut they are from Switzerland, Italy, Ukraine, Russia, Albania, and the USA.How many jewish people do you know that are uncut? Lol
As an American who was not circumcised at birth, I always felt embarrassed in locker rooms among so many circumcised guys. In school locker rooms it seemed like it was the poorer kids who were uncut. Also it seemed it was the white kids as opposed to my brown race who were uncut.
I finally got cut as an adult at age 35, but I really wish I had been cut at birth and not had to endure being uncut among my peers. I thought their cut cocks looked better anyway. There was one guy who I thought especially had an awesome looking cut cock. I could hardly keep my eyes off of it when we were nude in the locker room. That was when I felt most embarrassed. I hated for him to see my uncut cock.
So for some of us not being circumcised is an important issue in our lives. So save your son embarrassment because you didn't have him circumcised. It was important in my life.
I don't doubt it, I was just asking how many you know. I know a couple, but they are not very very common, that is why I ask. I just in another post that I personally know 2 that are not, and I know 3 porn stars that skipped the snip.I know multiple Jewish men who are not cut they are from Switzerland, Italy, Ukraine, Russia, Albania, and the USA.
It looks like you were really loosely circumcised.Was cut at birth, had 2 boys, never cut them, told my wife it is their decision to make.
1 did, the other not, both are happy with their junk.
My youngest brother when he was born, mom asked for him to be cut. Doctor asked if this was for religious reasons, no health. Doctor refused, told mom to teach him how to keep his dick clean, he never complained about his helmet, in fact used to brag that he had more then us....
No, been restoring my foreskin, glad I started, more at peace with myself now.It looks like you were really loosely circumcised.
Looks like great progress.No, been restoring my foreskin, glad I started, more at peace with myself now.
Thanks, Sam...but 'don't try what cannot be reversed' means no medical procedures of any kind... but, ultimately don't make any choices for your child..because you can't take any of them back once they've happened.
I've no doubt your comments are well-intentioned, but may I ask how many children you've actually raised?
James Bell, the medical procedures which are a necessity vs medical procedures who are really optional, circumcison stands in the midst. 'Don't try what cannot be reversed' was said for circumcision under non medical reasons.
I have no kids and raised none. If I ever have one, I'll not pursue circumcision for aesthetics, hygiene & sundry unproven reasons..