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Originally Posted by TheDoc
It has been proven and it is very easy to research. You can look at medical info online or do research at your local library. It is a fact the foreskin and the glands that it protects have the highest count of nerve receptors. When you get cut you cut the nerve endings and the glands get exposed, while exposed they tend to rub your cloths making the head not as sensitive to touch.
Want to test it?
Rub the palm of your hand all over the head of your cock, pull it, pinch it, rub it, etc.. Now ask a non-circumcised guy to do the same thing. When a cut guy does it nothing much happens, you're just touching your cock. When an uncut guy does it causes enjoyable pain and lots of it. No possible way a cut guy could ever experience this.
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believe me when I say this... when you do enough research on the INTERWEB you seem to get mixed up information, I even read in a few places that the extra skin doesnt have extra sensors etc.
when I read on the web from ppl against it, they make it sound like fucking hell and of coarse I say fuck that, no way do I want to harm my baby, and than when I talk to my doctor, he says it will not hurt the baby.
According to a comprehensive study, newborn responses to pain are "similar to but greater than those observed in adult subjects" (p. 1326) [2]. Circumcision is overwhelmingly painful and traumatic [3, 4]. Some infants do not cry because they go into traumatic shock from the overwhelming pain of the surgery [5]. No experimental anesthetic has been found to be safe and effective in preventing circumcision pain in infants [3]. Changes in pain response due to newborn circumcision have been demonstrated at six months of age, suggesting lasting neurological effects and a symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder.
the following statement here is false, says my doctor:
No experimental anesthetic has been found to be safe and effective in preventing circumcision pain in infants