The debate between men and women over the question of circumcision continues to rage. Some people don’t care about it, while others claim that the difference between an uncut and a cut penis is significant.
The opinions on this matter are wide-ranging. There have been countless battles laid out, and we’re here to try and understand it all.
This topic is very personal to you, whether you’re a man with a cut penis or someone who’s interested in learning more.
What is circumcision?
The medical procedure to remove the foreskin covering the penis’ head is circumcision.
Circumcision has been around for thousands of years. It’s a highly controversial subject, and it continues to be discussed in both sexual and medical contexts.
When it comes to circumcision, it’s typically performed on boys who are babies. The parents choose to have it done due to cultural or religious reasons, though it’s also common for them to do it due to aesthetic or hygienic reasons.
Although circumcision rates for adults are generally lower than those for babies, men who are older may opt to have it done due to their own medical conditions.
The main reason behind this procedure is personal. Women may have their own opinions on their boyfriend’s uncircumcised or circumcised penis. It’s not their prerogative.
Which feels better – circumcised or uncircumcised?
There’s nothing significant about the feeling of better that both partners experience when it comes to intercourse.
A circumcised man loses various nerve endings, which can result in reduced sensitivity. But, since the difference is so slight, most men would still find it pleasurable.
Women feel the same regardless of the type of penis they’re using. It’s been said that the forekin on an un-circumcised penis can create a small amount of friction, which can provide additional pleasure.
Uncut men enjoy having sex just as much as those who have a circumcised penis. Everything works just as well on an un-circumcised penis as it does on a circumcised one.
Who lasts longer?
Studies have shown that men who undergo circumcision are more likely to last longer than those who don’t.
We firmly believe that there’s no need to get circumcised if you’re not already. It’s widely believed that the sensitivity difference is the result of the nerve endings being removed during the procedure.
Is it a bad thing that he takes longer to cum?
Does it affect fertility?
Uncircumcised penis and circumcised penis have no bearing on fertility.
The foreskin of a male penis does not have a direct correlation with sperm production. So there’s been no indication that it can hinder or benefit a man’s ability to make babies.
One of the only ways that uncircumcised men can negatively affect their fertility is by getting infected. This can lead to a reduction in sperm count.
The pros and cons of a circumcised vs. uncircumcised penis
Who wins the battle between an uncut penis and a circumcised one? The following are the top advantages and cons of having either type of penis.
1. Cleanliness
This has long been one of the subjects of debate regarding the choice between having either a circumcised or an uncircumcised penis, with both being considered.
It’s been said that an uncircumcised penis is less hygienic than one that’s been properly circumcised. However, this is untrue.
The main difference between a properly-cleaned penis and an un-cleaned one is that the former has fewer skin layers to pull back. A man who regularly cleans his penis just like a cut one does, and it does not take much effort. Unfortunately, if he’s not careful, his un-cleaned penis can still smell bad.
2. Blood flow
Several blood vessels are located in the foreskin, which means that it’s possible that the effects of the procedure on the blood flow of the body could be negative.
According to studies, the removal of blood vessels can have detrimental effects on the penis’ natural ability to function.
Since the size of an individual’s penis is affected by the blood flow, it can cause some concern. However, if you’re worried about ED, don’t worry. The idea that men who have had their blood vessels removed are more prone to experiencing this issue than those who have un-stained ones has been debunked numerous times.
3. Protection against HIV/AIDS, cancer, UTIs, and more
Men who have been circumcised are less prone to getting bacterial or urinary tract infections. Studies have also shown that these men are around fifty percent less likely to contract HIV when they have sex with women.
Studies have also shown that having a circumcised penis can reduce the likelihood of getting sexually transmitted diseases such as syphilis, penile cancer, HPV, and herpes.
One of the main reasons why this is such a beneficial factor is that having a clean penis is very important for men. If a man takes the necessary steps to keep his penis clean, he’ll reduce his chances of getting infected.
4. Nerve endings
It has been reported that men who have been circumcised have lower sexual sensitivity levels than their counterparts who have not been treated. While it’s not like the men who have been circumcised would be able to identify what went wrong, it’s still a bit disappointing.
Any perceived difference is likely insignificant. If you have to use a knife to reach the circumcised side, it is believed that their lack of sensitivity leads to better orgasms since they last longer.
5. Gliding foreskin and less pain during sex
The gliding motion of an uncircumcised penis is said to be unmatched by that of its circumcised counterpart. The foreskin also remains in place, making it easier for men to masturbate.
Some believe that this provides a more pleasurable experience due to the gliding motion that the foreskin offers.
A study revealed that women who have had their husbands cut are more likely to experience dissatisfaction in their sexual experience. They’re also more prone to experiencing pain during intercourse.
6. Aesthetically pleasing
Due to the prevalence of pornography and media depictions of circumcised penis in Western culture, many partners find it aesthetically pleasing to have a man with a circumcised penis.
But, the foreskin tends to make the penis look bigger than it actually is.
7. Medical accidents
It can be very distressing to hear a doctor exclaim “Whoops!” while circumcising, as it is generally a safe procedure. Nevertheless, there have been numerous mishaps that have occurred throughout the process.
Some of the issues that can occur during the process include infection or bleeding. Although complications are rare, they can still happen. It’s important to be aware of the risks involved.
Many medical facilities and doctors do not perform circumcisions. They consider it to be a type of genital mutilation.
8. Hand jobs/masturbation
While we have discussed both the sensitivity and the difference between having a circumcised penis and an uncircumcised one, we have concluded that having an uncut penis makes masturbation and hand jobs easier.
The foreskin’s intact condition allows it to glide over the surface of the glans, acting as a lubricant. The friction built in during the process eliminates the need for lubrication.
While working on or with a circumcised penis, one’s hand is more likely to stimulate the glans than the foreskin. With that in mind, one may require additional lubricant to lubricate their hand.
9. Condom positioning
Another notable difference between a circumcised and an uncircumcised penis is condom usage.
When using a condom on an uncircumcised or uncut penis, you must first gently pull back the foreskin to ensure that it’s not too tight. If it’s not comfortable to do so, you must carefully cover it with the condom.
10. Stimulation
One of the most important factors is stimulation. Is it harder to stay in a relationship with an uncircumcised penis due to its sensitivity?
Although an uncut penis can be stimulated more easily, its sensitivity is somewhat lesser due to the absence of nerve endings. As previously stated, the difference is nominal.
So, let’s sum it up. Which is better?
We’re not sure which is better, but both are great in their own way. If a man wants to have a procedure for religious or medical reasons, then he’s free to do so. While some people might be against it, that’s not their problem.
There are some pros and cons to both options, but having a penis that’s pain-free is ideal for any man.
Although we have made it clear that both have their own advantages, we will allow you to make your own decisions based on your preferences.