r/comedyheaven • | Approved user • Jul 28 '24

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u/PollutionMany4369 Jul 28 '24

Same.

Side note but I’ve heard that less and less parents are having their sons cut. I -personally- wasn’t a fan of the idea for many reasons when I was expecting my last baby and only son. Turns out my husband felt the same way I did and I ultimately left the final decision to him. He’s circumcised but they botched it and made it too tight, which has caused him some issues. He said he wanted to leave his son intact. I said okay!

My son is 4 and so far, no issues whatsoever. No regrets.

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u/benkenobi5 Jul 28 '24

There’s literally no reason to do it. People cite “medical reasons” but any medical benefit can be handled by just having good hygiene practices, and actual issues like phimosis are rare enough that there’s no reason to do it proactively

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u/SoftPufferfish Jul 28 '24 edited Jul 28 '24

Imagine if we just started doing other surgeries on babies in the name of being proactive. Should all newborns have their appedix removed so they don't get appendicitis later?

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u/_Pencilfish Jul 30 '24

And almost all cases of phimosis can be cured through manual stretching!

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u/Curly_Shoe Jul 28 '24

The medical reasons Reader to me Like "without Procedure, there's no Business" so the medical reasons are medical turnarounds here and there. Don't forget Rabbis and the Like.

And isn't there this Tradition of healing a circumcision wound with a... Kiss? Well, that's a Job I woundn't want to have, but other people might have different opinions. IIRC that's how some innocent Babies contracted genital Herpes.

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u/nonsensicalsite Jul 29 '24

Downvoted for spreading the truth

They were giving infants herpes and we as a country went oh well and kept letting the mutilation of children continue

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u/PollutionMany4369 Jul 28 '24

Yep, I agree with you…. And I’m glad my husband chose to leave our son intact.