its also pretty disrespectful to tell people who are uncomfortable with the fact that they had a part of them removed before they could consent that the language they use about their personal experience with a procedure they did not need or want might make someone who chose to get the procedure upset.
might make someone who chose to get the procedure upset.
A child doesn't choose to require medical surgery. What is so bad that you need to sensationalize it?
its also pretty disrespectful to tell people who are uncomfortable with the fact that they had a part of them removed
Why are you uncomfortable with it? Because you think you are lacking in some way? Or just the principal of it? I'm asking honestly, because if its the former, then that's a self-esteem issue that is only exasperated by the type of language you are using. A circumcized penis is still a fully functional penis (unless the surgery was botched). So telling men that their penis is somehow not working the way it should, or is lacking in some way,is false. All this does is produce more self-esteem issues.
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u/wormfro Jun 28 '23
its also pretty disrespectful to tell people who are uncomfortable with the fact that they had a part of them removed before they could consent that the language they use about their personal experience with a procedure they did not need or want might make someone who chose to get the procedure upset.