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writes:Ok, I'm 19, and I've never really been concerned about the fact that I'm uncircumcised, but today I tried on my first condom, it got all bunched up due to foreskin problems, and one thing lead to another and I got online checking all sorts of things about uncircumcised guys. This is what worries me now... Even when im erect, my foreskin doesn't pull back. I can force it back past the end of the head, and its pretty tight, so i know I can just stretch to make that more comfortable, but I was just wondering if the fact that there is enough foreskin to fully cover my entire penis even when erect is freakish.
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reader, anonymous, writes (25 July 2009): Man don't listen to s-breeze. The truth is most men of the world (like 80%) are uncircumcised. If you go to another country like south america or europe, the women will trip on you for being circumcised. Not only that but the foreskin contains about 20,000 or more nerve endings and if you snip it off, you will lose a great deal of pleasurable feeling from sex and the skin of your glans (head) of your penis will become more rough and numb and you'll lose still more feeling from that process happening.Nature intended us men to have a foreskin and the head of the penis was always meant to be concealed like a woman's clitoris to keep it moist and supple and protect the nerve endings. So don't even think about getting circumcised. I'm circumcised and I wish I was not, but my parents had it done when I was a baby so I didn't have a say in the matter.If you google foreskin restoration you will see that there is a whole movement of men who are angry about being circumcised and who have created devices to stretch and restore the foreskin for better feeling and cosmetic reasons because they all agree that uncircumcised is being a complete whole man as nature intended. But you can never really restore the feeling from having a foreskin which is sad. Oddly circumcision seems to be mainly an american thing if not jewish. The whole argument about doing it for cleanliness and to prevent disease is all bull.If I were you, I'd keep the foreskin but just have an incision done to widen it a little if it's too tight for comfort, but first I'd look into a way to stretch it. And also, be thankful for the fact that your foreskin is long enough to cover your penis when erect. Most men don't have that much but would prefer it.
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reader, anonymous, writes (24 July 2009): its not normal your skin should go all the way back you should see a dr for it
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reader, bobbles32  +, writes (24 July 2009):
 S-Breeze, most women don't care either way. If you're in love with someone you're not going to stop because they're circumsized or not, that just doesn't make sense. Sounds normal, simply cosmetic. If you want it changed you'd have to get circumsized and all that, but I honestly wouldn't worry about it.
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reader, busy04 +, writes (24 July 2009):
 Get circumsized...if it makes you uncomfortable, then get go ahead and do what needs to be done.
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reader, EbonyBlossom  +, writes (24 July 2009):
 At least it's not too big like one of my exes... =s
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reader, anonymous, writes (24 July 2009): no ive seen a guy who had foreskin that was like an elephant trunks and scrunched up at the end for a bit after his penis and it didnt bother me a bit.no its not freakish,its entirely normal actually.
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reader, S-Breeze13 +, writes (24 July 2009):
The only thing i can tell you to do is to get circumsized. I hate to tell you this but most women want circumsized guys.
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