The lack of a consensus on this issue has hobbled the MRM! It makes the MRM just look like a joke. How can you be for men’s rights but also be for mutilating newborn boys?
I suppose small fringe elements of a movement might take views opposed by the overwhelming majority. If that’s what you’re saying I agree. But I get the impression the MRM could very well be 50-50 on the issue. Maybe I’m way off base with that, if you have more information I’d be interested.
When you say people have different understandings of the procedure, are you saying some people just need to be educated?
As a charity that supports men who have been adversely affected by circumcision, one of the biggest frustrations is that the procedure was downplayed & they experienced consequences that they were not told about.
Some of them feel 'mutilated', others feel great.
Education & consent all the way.
Surgical alteration is a choice only that person should make. informed consent is the most important factor. INFANTS CANNOT CONSENT
Our priority: provide information to men with foreskin issues so they have options aside from resorting to a circumcision AND supporting men who have been affected physically/psychologically by the damage provides the general framework for our approach.
Many people think circumcision removes nothing more than a little extra skin. However, circumcision removes several critical components of male sexual anatomy. This list enumerates everything currently known to be physically lost after circumcision.
you're wrong. it's referring to the tip of the foreskin. the frenulum is the second most sensitive part of the penis, and it too gets removed in part or whole during circumcision.
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are you also looking for info from both sides of the aisle on female circumcision? how about rape?
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The lack of a consensus on this issue has hobbled the MRM! It makes the MRM just look like a joke. How can you be for men’s rights but also be for mutilating newborn boys?
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Different opinions about mutilating newborn boys in a men’s rights movement lol? It’s actually pretty funny, but also tragic.
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I suppose small fringe elements of a movement might take views opposed by the overwhelming majority. If that’s what you’re saying I agree. But I get the impression the MRM could very well be 50-50 on the issue. Maybe I’m way off base with that, if you have more information I’d be interested.
When you say people have different understandings of the procedure, are you saying some people just need to be educated?
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As a charity that supports men who have been adversely affected by circumcision, one of the biggest frustrations is that the procedure was downplayed & they experienced consequences that they were not told about.
Some of them feel 'mutilated', others feel great.
Education & consent all the way.
Surgical alteration is a choice only that person should make. informed consent is the most important factor. INFANTS CANNOT CONSENT
Our priority: provide information to men with foreskin issues so they have options aside from resorting to a circumcision AND supporting men who have been affected physically/psychologically by the damage provides the general framework for our approach.
Many people think circumcision removes nothing more than a little extra skin. However, circumcision removes several critical components of male sexual anatomy. This list enumerates everything currently known to be physically lost after circumcision.
https://15square.org.uk/circumcised-men/losses-from-circumcision/
Some more resources for those interested
https://15square.org.uk/2019/06/27/will-a-circumcision-procedure-hurt-my-baby/
https://15square.org.uk/is-circumcision-mutilation-the-fight-for-understanding/
https://15square.org.uk/intact-men/
https://15square.org.uk/circumcised-men/
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No doctor would or should ever recommend male circumcision.
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it's easy to tell the difference: just look for the scar. the foreskin is the most sensitive part of the penis.
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the foreskin is the most sensitive part. the glans ("head") of the penis is the least sensitive part.
the foreskin isn't the wrapper. it's the candy.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17378847
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you're wrong. it's referring to the tip of the foreskin. the frenulum is the second most sensitive part of the penis, and it too gets removed in part or whole during circumcision.
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yes, really. read the study link i gave you.
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and you think you're better suited than BJU International is at determining how big a study has to be to say for certain? LOL
no, blood does not increase sensitivity.
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