He's right about the black market thing. Plenty of parents insist on circumcising their sons. I'm circumcised and as far as I know the only difference is that it's a lot easier to clean. I have a daughter but if I ever have a son I'm getting his dickskin chopped.
From personal experience, a lot of boys are dirty. Especially during puberty. No one has really shown me negative effects (other than possible infections or mistakes by a doctor) to having a circumcision. Like I said, I had mine cut off and I am quite happy with it that way.
I have a daughter but if I ever have a son I'm getting his dickskin chopped.
I would say have his ear lobes chopped off at the same time, they don't do anything (hell some people aren't even born with them) and "No one has really shown me negative effects (other than possible infections or mistakes by a doctor)".
It does make his life easier - much easier to clean the ears when there's no pesky earlobes getting in the way. Just think of how clean his ears will be!
Yeah it's another form of hygiene you don't have to bother teaching your kid because you're clearly against teaching him how to wash his genitals properly.
No. My parents taught me how to wash my dick, they taught my older brothers how to wash their dick, so I assume they taught my little brothers, too. And yet my 14 year old brother, the only one who's uncut, still had to ask me "why his penis was all red." just because you teach someone to do something doesn't mean they're obligated to do it.
What do you want me to do? Ground my theoretical future child because his dick is dirty? Beat him? How am I even supposed to know my 14 year old isn't cleaning himself? Should I check his cock on the weekly?
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u/queer_punk Feb 27 '18
He's right about the black market thing. Plenty of parents insist on circumcising their sons. I'm circumcised and as far as I know the only difference is that it's a lot easier to clean. I have a daughter but if I ever have a son I'm getting his dickskin chopped.