| | Casey's right, I don't think parents who circumcised their kids a generation ago meant anything evil by it... even today I don't think most people give it much thought. I am just trying to get the word out so that as many thoughtful people as possible will consider the consequences.
As far as condoms and cancer and STDs etc. go, you have to get that the foreskin itself isn't going to wreak this disaster - it's only going to happen if you aren't careful with it. The same could be said of the female part, it is particularly hazard-ridden (!!) but I'm still glad I have one. I think that if kids are taught to keep clean and watch out where they poke it, the odds that it's going to turn black and drop off because of the foreskin are extremely low.
And Casey, don't cry. Like I said, the experience remains very pleasurable for all involved. Think about how much you like your favorite coffee. Now if I tell you that my local Wawa has better coffee, you don't stop loving your coffee as much. Unless someday you come and have a Wawa coffee, and then your coffee is ruined forever. But for now, you will keep having your delicious local coffee each morning, blissfully unaware that it is only second best. Mmm!
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