| Raze said: lol unless you've got Italian blood like me, then even being cut offers more than most uncut guys =P I've had this discussion long ago with female friends, and most wotn even sleep with a guy that's uncut. They said something about it being unclean and getting yeast infections, don't know specifics on those stories, and don't want to. =D |
The only purpose stories like these is to prove that either: a) those female friends are extremely shallow; b) the same people make the odd decision to have sex with people who do not wash or c) that the world must be rampant with yeast infections at the result of infectious, intact penises. 
@hatmoza: As to the whole clean/unclean issue - It's a non-issue to anybody who practices proper hygene. Because of the aforementioned factor, the advantages in lessening infections are largely insignificant. I could appreciate the practice if it were of the result where any advantages were significant.
By the same measure should we amputate the baby toe (prone to medical conditions- yes, they are in any society that wears shoes and is non-essential) or even the ear lobe (non essential and prone to infection if pierced)? All three parts have two things in common: they're both non-essential and both have clauses (the toe being that you wear shoes, the ear lobe being that you pierce your ear, and the foreskin being that you don't wash regularly). These practices shouldn't substitute where education can suffice.
@ everyone who claimed to be proud of it, regardless of the side: It's understandable if you were proud of your parents to have made whatever decision they had made. It would also make sense if you were happy about it - much like Seece had claimed to be. But to actually be proud of being cut/intact is as ridiculous as being proud of yourself for being baptized as an infant. It isn't as if any (well most) of us made or even had anything to do with that decision.
The insecurities being displayed by some (perhaps even my own - though I've stayed clear on the whole subjectivity of it) is quite humourous too
