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1	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? Sorry but you are wrong about that. The two nerves on the upper side of the penis are called "Nervus dorsalis penis" and arise from the pudendal nerve. They are also called left dorsal and right dorsal nerves and the one on the underside is the cavernous nerve which arises from the pelvic nerve (needed for erection and ejaculation). The dorsal nerves are distributed around the shaft of the penis and run into the glans. And yes, the orgasm is a threshold mechanism which is the result of ryhtmic s…	/r/MensRights	05/10/21 05:02 PM
1	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? No true, where do you get those information? The end of the nerves is practically only shifted to another place. This drastic difference you are talking about does not appear according to research and not according to my own experiences. Orgasm by itself is a threshold mechanism the nerve endings are only there to reach this threshold not to define its intensity (as long as all 3 nerves are stimulated)!	/r/MensRights	05/10/21 09:53 AM
0	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? The process behind it is the same why men are less likely to contract HIV from a one time exposure compared to woman. Circumcision makes the skin more robust, which means that micro-injuries are less likely to occur during sexual intercourse. This reduces the risk of contracting HIV. However, everyone should use a condom for contraception! If one' s own wife cheats and becomes infected with HIV, then the whole thing is of course a different matter. Here, circumcision would at least reduce the ri…	/r/MensRights	05/10/21 09:45 AM
0	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? Antibiotics are extremly detrimental to health and are one of the biggest factors for todays epidemic of chonic illnesses (allergies, obesity, autoimmun diseases, even cancer). So yes even if you can treat illneses with antibiotics they can destroy your life long term. The microbiomes of humans have changed extremely since the inception of antibiotics ... this is a whole other story. There are a lot of HP Viruses the vaccine only protects against the two most deadly strains not against the rest.…	/r/MensRights	05/10/21 09:28 AM
1	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? I heard that before, but does that discredit his research results? Sure he brings a bias, but so do most scientists in their field of research. As long as the analysis are done in a good way there is nothing wrong with it. But, thanks for criticism. I will dig deeper and see if there is stuff form other authors ;-)	/r/MensRights	05/10/21 09:09 AM
0	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? No the nerve bundles are connected with the spinal cord. There are 3 nerves and none of those are removed. The nerve tips are removed which just changes the sensory input point but not the possibility for the input itself. The moment the nerve fires it feels the same. (If the spinal cord for example is stimulated the person feels for examples his hand or arm even if they do no longer exist). The penis has 3 nerves and those nerves are not removed by circumcision. If all of those 3 nerves are act…	/r/MensRights	05/10/21 08:57 AM
1	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? I can confirm the effect of reduced hypersensitivity in everyday life. The glans is definitely less sensitive to touch during everyday life than it was in the first few months after circumcision or before. The hypersensitivity is reduced to a non-annoying level. However, this adaptation effect only affects the unpleasant hypersensitivity. With arousing stimulation, I can confirm no negative loss of sensation up to now and that is the absolute truth. I am not trying to lie here in any way, but si…	/r/MensRights	04/10/21 08:24 PM
1	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? Not just partial circumcision but circumcision in general: Circumcision protects against or reduces the transmission of many sexually transmitted diseases, both for the man himself and especially for the woman. In addition, circumcision reduces the risk of cancer many times over. [1] A circumcised partner protects the woman especially against HPV and associated cervical cancer as well as infection with chlamydia. [Circumcision also reduces sexual problems in old age. It has no adverse effects on…	/r/MensRights	04/10/21 07:56 PM
1	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? Not the same, not comparable. Stupid argument. Be less exaggerated and more fact-based. That's what men are proud of, isn't it?	/r/MensRights	04/10/21 07:49 PM
-3	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? There are many men who will never have the sexual fulfillment they once had when their foreskin was intact. Men circumcised from birth will never understand what healthy, normal sexual contact feels like. Funny thing is, its just not true. Orgasm is a threshold mechanism by the spinal cord/(brain). More nerve endings just trigger it faster. This is just spreading misinformation which I just can't let stand like that. Also very interesting "time to orgasm" seems not to be increased through circum…	/r/MensRights	04/10/21 07:39 PM
-1	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? The nerve bundle themself are not removed, the new endings are just relocated and function the same way when stimulated. If they are stimlated they will transport the same message to the spinal cord (and finaly the brain). Maybe you could argue that circumcison has a prolonging effect, so it takes longer to ejaculate but even that is debatable. In the literature there seems to be no effect and some studys find even the opposite effect. To generate orgasm for example a threshold has to be reached…	/r/MensRights	04/10/21 07:23 PM
-1	Why do men not care about male genital mutilation? Honestly because most man have no problem with it. I have two point to add to that: 1 . I was circumcised with 18 years because of medical reasons. So i know the before and after. I am now over 32 years old. I can tell you and all those who where circumcised as a child. You are not missing out on sensitivity and so on. If anything orgasm are a bit more intense or better said longer (i think "longer" defines it best for me). Before circumcision they where very short. The saying goes: you want wha…	/r/MensRights	04/10/21 04:19 PM