I’ll be honest; I had to do a lot of research before sitting down to write this article. I have only come into contact with one uncircumcised penis during my short stint as a single adult woman, and it didn’t really seem to be that big of a deal at the time.
However, when it comes to uncircumcised (commonly spelled "uncercumsized") penises, there’s more than meets the eye . Approximately 50% of men are “uncut,” which is really how the penis is meant to be in the first place (not many men outside the United States are circumcised). Circumcision originated among ancient religious populations as a way to purify man by removing the source of his sexual pleasure. This tradition has held its ground into the 21st century, which can lead to quite a bit of confusion when a woman unexpectedly comes into contact with a penis au naturale.
It may surprise you to learn that the foreskin itself, before it is separated from its owner, is extremely sensitive to pleasure. During circumcision two very important things are removed that will never grow back: the frenulum, the band near the tip of the penis that connects the foreskin with the glans, and then of course, the foreskin and all the nerve endings that go along with it.
Not only are these sources of pleasure eliminated during circumcision, but the shaft of the penis is left unprotected and slowly loses its responsiveness through a process called keratinization. In an article published in Fathering Magazine, Rio Cruz explains that “the male glans and inner foreskin, just like the clitoris and inner labia of women, are actually internal structures covered by mucous membrane that, when exposed to the air and harsh environment through circumcision, develop a tough, dry covering to protect the delicate, sensitive tissue.”
The main difference in having sex with an uncircumcised penis is that the foreskin acts as a glider of sorts, and it stays in place while the glans and shaft continue to thrust. This leads to less friction in the vagina and thus a more pleasurable experience for the female. For circumcised men who are experiencing gradual loss of sensation throughout the course of their lifetime, there actually is a process of foreskin restoration that involves the use of tape and weights (?).
So when all is said and done, you (and your partner) are actually likely to have much better sex with a penis that is uncircumcised. If you’re performing oral sex and looking for tips, just focus your efforts on the ridge just below the glans and use your hand to help the foreskin go with the flow. That's all there is to it!
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My son had the same problem as you. A Muslim female doctor gave him a prescription cream which loosened his foreskin up and he hasn't complained since.
July 22, 2017 - 11:23pmThis Comment
What is the name of the creme?
July 18, 2015 - 12:08amThis Comment
The creme is called Man1 Man Oil. It is by far the best one out there, and it has helped me in a number of ways. You can get it online. Good luck!
October 21, 2015 - 7:05amThis Comment
Can we at least agree, that genital cutting is not a parental right, and this decision should be left to the person who is in possession of the penis? The best people to argue against circumcision are the men who have been through the procedure and who are now having to deal with the consequences of ignorant medical professionals. I was under a false impression about circumcision for a lot of my life but as an adult, I learned to recognize BS when I hear it and science when I read it. it's our job as human beings to change our minds when we are wrong. No matter how this practice became prevalent in the USA, it has to stop. A large percentage of medical texts floating around don't even have diagrams or information regarding the foreskin. Part of a boys penis is not expendable. There is a lot of misinformation floating around, and a growing number of doctors, nurses, and parents who are educating themselves about circumcision and realizing it has no value whatsoever. It is not a useless piece of skin, circumcision is not a harmless medical procedure with minimal pain, circumcision is not necessary for cleanliness......the foreskin doesn't even become loose enough to move until puberty ate age 10 or older and when you forcibly retract it to cut it away or clean under it, it is similar to ripping off a fingernail. You have nothing to lose by reading up about this, give your child a gift before you choose to get part of his genitalia removed and listen to the arguments against. Religion and tradition and deliberate ignorance are not good reasons to mutilate your kid.
May 28, 2015 - 5:40pmThis Comment
Circumcision is so prevalent in America because of it's health benefits. It lowers the risk of contracting various STDs. It also improves hygiene.
May 20, 2015 - 11:03amThis Comment
Bullshit! Circumcision has no effect whatsoever as to one's ability to contract STD's.
May 12, 2017 - 2:19amThis Comment
The ignorance is strong with this one. Every healthy male is born with foreskin. If it's NOT needed, then WHY is it there? Try thinking for once instead of following the lemmings right off the cliff.
September 15, 2016 - 5:53pmThis Comment
You only need one kidney so why is the second there?
December 3, 2016 - 2:34pmThis Comment
Wear a condom and take a bath. Don't cut the most sensitive part of a male's body off!
August 8, 2016 - 5:56amThis Comment
Here is proof against your argument Anonymous> http://www.noharmm.org/advantage.htm
May 26, 2015 - 9:16pmThis Comment