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| 2 | Why is it considered wrong to commit female circumcision, to the point of it being illegal in many US states, yet the practice of male circumcision is still widely practiced and hardly a peep about it?I mean, that’s what I was saying pretty much. I’m 100% against routine infant circumcision. And yeah, sometimes kids do need to have one later on...but in 99% of the cases it is totally preventable! They usually end up needing a circumcision when a caregiver who doesn’t know what they are doing forcibly retracts the foreskin in order to “clean the penis.” (NEVER EVER DO THIS TO A BABY OR KID). You clean an intact penis the same way you would a finger. Just wipe around the outside. But some idiot… | /r/MensRights | 10/04/21 12:29 AM |
| 10 | Why is it considered wrong to commit female circumcision, to the point of it being illegal in many US states, yet the practice of male circumcision is still widely practiced and hardly a peep about it?The place, by far, where this is debated the most, is Mommy birth club groups. It always becomes a shit show. Also, many women who are expecting boy babies say things like, “Well, I personally don’t want him circumcised, but I am leaving the decision up to my husband because he has a penis and I don’t. He is circumcised so he wants the baby to “be like him.” Then other Moms will dog pile on and says, “He’s your son too, and so you are just going to let your baby go through horrible torture so he… | /r/MensRights | 09/04/21 11:40 AM |
| – | It's called child support....How the fuck can you itemize every expenditure though? The amount of laundry with a kid increases exponentially. Extra water, extra laundry detergent, extra time spent doing laundry. The amount of food wasted because the kid drops it on the floor accidentally, or refuses to eat it. Wear and tear to the house. Extra electricity. Extra gas money transporting a child. DAYCARE costs (In my area, bottom-level daycare for an infant is $1200 a month. Currently paying $1000 a month for an AVERAGE pre… | /r/MensRights | 25/01/17 08:54 PM |
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