to men who were circumcised as an adult: is sex more pleasurable circumcised or uncircumcised?
people were discussing this on my other poll. one guy said that he had been circumcised as an adult and found sex to be more pleasurable while circumcised. i'm curious regarding what is the general consensus?if you haven't had sex with both a foreskin and without a foreskin, choose the first option. i want the rest of the poll results to reflect the answers of men who have personal experience with both.
if they have phimosis, sex will likely be better without the foreskin. phimosis can reliably be cured naturally though by just stretching the skin to where it functions normally.a guys foreskin protects the most sensitive part of the penis from being touched by anything else. why does it need to be protected? because that part of the body is designed to be sensitive in order to give pleasure during sex. anatomically the part of the body it protects is the exact same as a girls clit. a guy being circumcised is the exact same as a girl having her clitoral hood removed which--just like the penis--the clit would develop layers of callus over it therefore decreasing it's sensitivity. a simple way to relate to this is a guy with a natural penis cannot pull the skin back and walk about with pants on. the friction on his penis would be too intense. guys with without foreskins can do that without any issue though because their penis doesn't feel as much.so it is pretty easy to see that circumcision decreases sensitivity and is only beneficial if the guy has some type of incurable phimosis. having less sensitivity will not make sex better in the same way having a less sensitive clit will not make sex better for a woman.
it is a very personal decision. but don't be fooled by the anti-circumcision activists. the reality is:

"-- circumcised men say they experience greater sexual pleasure after surgery, a finding that should help overcome unease about the operation."

"a total of 87.7 per cent said they found it easier to reach an orgasm after being circumcised, and 92.3 per cent said they experienced more sexual pleasure." p dir = "ltr"> Hello  

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Circumcision / circumcision is the act of removing the prepuce that covers the head of the penis. This action aims to eliminate impurities and avoid the risk of recurrent infections in the male reproductive organs. In addition, traditional religious and cultural beliefs are also an indication of the action.  

Today there have been many methods developed related to circumcision techniques. Each circumcision method has advantages and disadvantages of each, so it is advisable to consult a urologist or doctor who has competence in the field.  

Traditional techniques are still widely chosen because they tend to be safe, quite easy and the results are no less good than other methods. However, the traditional method of cutting the prepuce with clippers assisted with clamps still has a high risk of bleeding and tends to make the pain felt. Another method is cauter, which is a tool that can burn the skin layer of the prepuce and the clamp method which is the latest method for circumcision. Tubular and varying in size, the clamp method is quite popular today because of its simple use and minimal pain.  

The healing process after clamp circumcision varies from person to person. The average lasts between 5-7 days because at that time the clamp tube must be removed.  

Things to consider after circumcision is to keep the clamp or circumcised wound clean. Dry with a tissue so that the clamp does not get wet and moist after urinating. Clean regularly by using sterile liquids such as NaCl which are sold in pharmacies, or you can also use rivanol and add betadine to avoid the risk of infection.  

If there is known to be swelling or pain that increases after circumcision / circumcision, immediately contact your doctor or officer who served you before. So much information that I can convey, hopefully it helps many men wear ********* or use dildo / vibrator there to stimulate their prostate. 

male prostate orgasm is like female's g-spot, different from penile orgasm but still very satisfying. A. I’m very glad that you are asking these questions before you get married. You’ve listed a number of issues that make it difficult for a couple to have a mutually satisfying and happy sex life. Your fiance has suffered a traumatic sexual assault. Religious teachings from an early age may have taught her that sex outside of marriage is morally wrong. On top of that, she is just plain tired.


It is a positive comment on your sensitivity and love that you are seeking answers instead of just being upset or blaming. That speaks well for your relationship. Since the two of you have such a difficult time talking about sex, I think you need some help. A counselor can provide a safe place and guidance so that you can work this through. Since you both have a Christian background, a Christian couples counselor might be a good choice.



I wish you well.  

Dr. Marie


How Can My Fiance and I Have a Mutually Satisfying Sex Life? maybe, if she has a self-esteem problem. in the end what you'll get is lots of cuts and bruises, and a bad sexual experience that makes you feel embarrassed every time you think about it for the rest of your life. normal men, women, boys, and girls masturbate (it's universal). it is not harmful, as the body goes through similar effects during regular sex with a partner (but too much of anything may become a problem). masturbation does not stunt height, cause acne or hair loss, make you weak, create heart problems, lower testosterone, affect virginity, lower fertility, change your weight, or damage vision. see more... Hello-
Unprotected oral sex is common, but has risks. Several sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), including HIV, herpes, syphilis, gonorrhea, HPV, and viral hepatitis can be passed on through oral sex. "It's safer sex, but it's definitely not safe sex." yes, unemployment puts a strain on any individual and any relationship. <br><br>however, i don&#39;t see how i can recommend taking up paid sex as a solution for problems, though i can understand how you might find the idea tempting in more ways than one. what does your husband think of the idea ? he could hardly fail to be curious about where the new money was coming from. otherwise, how could you explain it to him ? <br><br>i agree with maria. <br> It is normal to have more skin pigmentation in one's genital organs. do you have concerns ( which previous generations more commonly had ) about whether a dad ought to be rough and toughen the lad up versus being nurturing and pleasant ? <br><br>not that long back the latter was the norm - it didn&#39;t do growing boys any good, and often left them confused, and experiencing difficulties in demonstrating the gentleness that is so much a part of manliness, which doesn&#39;t solely consist of being rough and tough. <br><br>how did your own father relate to you ? often, in ways we don&#39;t altogether realize, the model of how to be fatherly is one we absorb from what we see and experience.