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In other words, darling husband.
That was news to me too.
But, anyway, I found the actual meaning....
This a virus that causes the cervix of females to become cancerous & is usually transmitted by uncircumcised males. I have also heard that it can cause cancer of the rectum where unprotected anal sex is practiced.
1- religious beliefs/ practices- you wouldn't be asking this forum if you held a tight belief this should be done.
2- medical reasons- cross that bridge IF you come to it.
3- hygiene/ ease of cleaning- non-issue. don't mutilate your **** just because you think it may be easier or cleaner, that's totally untrue. ppl have been washing their junk just fine for eons.
4- preference based on appearance- ok this one drives me up the friggin wall... what do you care about the appearance or attractiveness of your son's penis? as long as it's healthy & functional, that's all you should care about. if you feel that you may be cock-blocking him later in life by not giving him a porn star style penis & ladies/gents may not want to suck his cock because *gasp it's in it's natural form, why not let him decide for himself when he is of age, and teach him that anyone who is that ignorant & shallow doesn't deserve to suck his un-cut cock?? let him decide if it's worth doing for appearance sake. i have relatives who circumcised their son for this reason, and the procedure had complications & had to be re-done when he was 6 mos. old. it was fixed so to speak & he is fine now but it was a nightmare for them. i wouldn't characterize it as botched but they were supposed to check for the malformations a previous commenter referred to and didn't, and had to stop halfway through when they were discovered. his type would have been fine on it's own. other ppl are not so fortunate. please consider all the risks. please consider the loss of sensation & ppl trying to re-grow their foreskins. imho, if you wouldn't do it to your daughters, you shouldn't do it to your sons. if you're not sure, then don't do it. it can't be undone, but he can always do it as an adult if he wishes.
in the end, as w/ any parental decisions, you have to do what you feel is best for you & your ****. congratulations & best wishes!
foreskin is not a problem to most who have it!! no reason to cut in advance!
everybody's ass/ears/hands/feet stinks if not washed properly enough, how are we gonna cut that??
but the main point: the guy can decide for himself when he is 18! hands off!
I've never had an odor issue, and no one has ever complained about taste or size. All I can say is it's NOT necessary unless there is a medical reason. Teach your son to pull back the foreskin to clean it thoroughly, but read up first. You don't want to pull it back too early.
It certainly does surprise me that your wife had not seen you naked & relaxed before 2 or 3 months had passed. Most couples would see each other naked very often, so were you hiding it from her????.
As you Prettypussy007 live in the USA I would suggest that you have your son circumcised as apparently 56% of all males are circumcised. Also you will have less problems when he is baby with urinary tract infections & other problems caused by a foreskin.
I have also read that circumcised males have less prostrate cancer in the older age group. Apparently this is due to not having a foreskin that harbours germs & diseases that do find their way up into the prostate causing problems that appear later in life.
There's no problem in having an intact foreskin. Just teach your son how to keep his glans clean.
About feeling embarassed in front of other guys, well, it may happen, but if he's properly aware of what having a foreskin means, he can deal with it easily. Anyway, kids are kids and they always find something to make the other ones embarassed, so if it's not about his foreskin, it will be about another thing. And I think that what probably could happend is that the other boys (supposing they are all cut), after seeing an uncut dick, will become fascinated and think "cool! I wish I had that skin to play with too!" or something like that.
It is a good idea to have it done to your son at birth, the advantages to this is that it also produces a much better looking appearance.
in fact adult circumcisions are easier (larger work area) and are less prone to things going wrong (plenty of stories in the news of male babies having to have parts or the whole of their penis removed due to botched circumcisions. Almost no stories of that happening in adult circumcisions). Adult circumcision only causes the same amount of trauma as ANY surgury to ANY part of the body at ANY age.
I was circumcised as an ADULT, so trust me you can't tell me what I physicaly know and experienced first hand.
Adult circumcision is more difficult for various reasons. One is that the adult penis takes 3-4 times longer to HEAL then an infants.
Secondly it is more difficult for the doctor to estimate how much foreskin to remove on adult penis, as he is operating on a fully grown penis versus a brand new one that has not gone through any significant growth yet. This is why many adult men who get circumcised have to be circumcised a SECOND time. If not enough foreskin is removed durring an adult circumcision it actually causes complications.
This is something an infant does not have to worry about due to the small size of his penis.
So to sum it up......INFANT circumcision is way easier to perform, heals way faster, and has less complications.
Not to say adults should avoid getting circumcised, just be aware that there can me more complicaitons having it done as an adult in comparison to having it done as an infant. And remember I KNOW THIS FIRST hand from having it done as an adult.
After seeing how many times the subject has come up on this forum about restoring the skin, I would suggest you leave the decision to the person involved, i.o.w. your hubby and your son.
Not that you can't discuss it. Above all things, be open. And if he does show signs of having problems in that area, discuss the options. But please don't take decisions for him that he might regret later. Like I said, if he develops similar problems like his dad, then be open about it. Maybe take him to the doctor, so that he can explain what the options are.
But as long as it isn't sure that your son has enharited his father's 'problem', I wouldn't cut in healthy tissue.
You stated you wanted your son to be happy and feel normal. There are bullies inside and outside the locker room. Being cut does not mean he's free of bullies. The best thing you can give him to feel happy and normal despite nasty classmates, is a steady home and lots of love. A save and warm base does more for his well-being then chopping off his foreskin.
Well, that's my opinion. I hope it helps you making up your mind. What ever you decide, I wish you and your family a good and carefree future.
Those who explain that hygiene is the answer to odours are correct.
As for you husband he should wash twice a day, but if the problem still persists he should used a mild anti-fungal cream like "Vagisil".
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