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by I belong in . . . on January 30th, 2009

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Do you think it's true that uncircumcised men feel more than a circumcised man during intercourse? Do you know for sure?

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  • by Anon y mouse on February 10th, 2009

    Anon y mouse

    Yes, it's long been proven that there is a significant difference in the sensitivity of those who are uncircumcised as opposed to those who have been circumcised. In fact, circumcision removes the most sensitive part of the penis and this is one reason why it is a barbaric and unecessary practice. It's not just a slight loss but a huge one. A conclusive study that you may want to look up was published in the British Journal of Urology (BJU) International in April 2007.

    http://www.livescience.com/health/070615_penis_sensitivity.html

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  • by curtdude on January 31st, 2009

    curtdude

    That is a hard question to answer the true answer would have to come from a dude that has ussed his unit both ways uncircumcised then got a circumcison then used it again. Speaking as a uncircumcised dude i like my unit it functions and is a lady pleaser.

    curtdude
    uncut dude

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  • by Colt COAT of Justice on February 10th, 2009

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    Uncircumsised men feel far more and I can speak to that as I was circumsised late in life!

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  • by cobra71 on August 27th, 2009

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    I have had sex both ways. The penis is far more sensitive intact than cut... Of course. It should be a no-brainer that cutting up the penis would reduce its sensitivity, but there are alot of people who try to hide the truth. The medical industry uses neonatal foreskin tissue in alot of products and want to keep the babies getting cut for economic reasons. Religious zealots want to keep their tradition going strong, and cut men don't want to admit that there is anything wrong with their organ. Lies and damned lies. Here's the scoop: the penis is more sensitive to fine, light touch, changes in temperature and stuff of that nature. During intercourse, the intact penis can feel the muscles, folds and bumps of the vagina in much more detail than cut, which just feels warmth, wetness and pressure. Orgasms are much stronger, pulsing through the body in waves, and leave you with a "high" afterwards. Intercourse has a more silky, gliding feelings. Sometimes you can even feel your foreskin sliding up and down over the head at the same time your penis is sliding back and forth inside the vagina... a very nice feeling indeed! There is so much missing from the experience with a cut penis that it is really quite sad.

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  • by Blar on March 4th, 2009

    Blar

    The best way to find out is probably to ask men who were circumcised after their first sexual activity, and even then there is the issue of - well, if they really wanted a circumcision, would they subconsciously be thinking the sex was better afterward regardless of actual physical sensation? Likewise, if they had worries about it, would reports of lessened sensation have something to do with that worry, as well?

    From what I know there are men who report very little change from the circumcision, men who report having less sensation, men who basically say "It was a huge mistake"; Colt COAT's answer above is the first I have ever heard of a man saying sensation increased [EDIT: ... I am an idiot], but of course there are probably more stories like that too.

    What I think? I think it intrinsically makes sense to say that a typical case of circumcision will decrease sensation - it is removing sensitive nerve endings and leaving behind scar tissue.

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  • by tigr2k7 on February 10th, 2009

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    We know for sure that the foreskin and sexual organs in general are loaded with nerve connections. Those located in the foreskin are lost when they are cut and removed, that is undeniable.

    I used to think that circumcision was a loss for men only, now I believe that circumsion diminishes intercourse for both partners. We do know it changes the way sexual intercourse happens, circ removes the gliding action of the foreskin along with it's many nerves and ridged bands . http://www.enotalone.com/article/3509.html

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  • by RacquetRaccoon on March 21st, 2011

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    I've jerked off with a lot of male friends... haha... and I have to say that the uncut guys seem to feel much more pleasure, and they cum faster too. The cut guys have to go real rough, for a very long time to be able to cum, some uncut guys only last a few second really, and they barely have to move their hands. Since I've seen both, I have to say that I agree with that... I really do think uncut guys feel more pleasure.

    There's good sides to both though. Lasting long is pretty awesome. And it's sure not a good thing that some uncut guys can't "stand" the pleasure of a BJ.. the pleasure is so intense it turns into pain and makes them nauseous, having a less sensitive head would help this. But I mean c'mon, the cut guys are missing out on the "max" pleasure. I'm sure some uncut guys last long, and some cut guys feel tons of pleasure, it's just rarer.

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  • by conceptualclarity on June 4th, 2010

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    How can it not be true. The more nerves you have, the more you will feel. The survey I saw of adult-circumcised men reported loss of sensation was prevalent.

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  • by curtdude on April 19th, 2009

    curtdude

    the only one that can really answer the question are dudes that have used thier tools uncicumcised then got cut and used it after the circumcision other than that the cut dudes are going to say thiers is better and us uncut dudes thing ours are better


    curtdude

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  • by tigr2k7 on March 17th, 2009

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    It would appear that females also feel more during intercourse when their partner is intact.

    http://www.healthcentral.com/drdean/408/60750.html ..."A New Zealand study found that reduced female arousal and fewer female orgasms may be linked to women having sex with circumcised male partners. Women reported they were about twice as likely to experience orgasm if their male partner had a foreskin."

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  • by mrbillsboy on March 1st, 2011

    mrbillsboy

    I know for a fact, un cut makes things more sensitive. Cut at age 27 in the prime of my sexual peak. It took a very long time for me to become less sensitive and walk comfortable.
    The problem I had made keepign the skin impossible. I liked the feeling before and after it was just as good. Many yell that being cut is wrong, and I had to face this with my son. But the operation at an older age is tough and had I been able to control this, I would have chosen to be cut at birth.
    I lost no sexual satisfaction at all, in fact I think it helped me satisfy my pertner better. The remainder of the area still covered give all the feeling I need.

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  • by Anonymous on January 30th, 2009

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    Sex is slightly more pleasurable for uncircumcised men but the difference is negligible.

    It's all a matter of the number of nerves and nerve sensitivity.

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