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Re: My perspective:

Written by Jim at 26 Oct 2001 06:22:21:

As an answer to: My perspective: written by AJ at 25 Oct 2001 19:17:50:

>Contary to what you read here, most "survivors" of circumcision do not have a numbness. For some it's indeed the opposite. I mean, during an erection have you ever felt or had felt, directly, the bell end? If like me prior to my circ, you couldn't. I could touch tip which during the two weeks following was very sensitive. Now though it's like a super love button. I read a lot of people stating that the foreskin/frenulum is really erotic. However, if your foreskin and/or frenulum is too tight, then it's just down right painful - very far from erotic.
>I've seen it from both sides. I had a partial circ and the frenlum removed and I've never been happier. I had no idea that the penis could be so sexually sensitive.

To a degree you are right. The problem is that your new found sensitivity is not long lived. When it's been about 30 years from your operation, you'll notice the difference. The evidence is just too overwhelming for there to be very many exceptions to the rule.

I and vividly remember the sensitivity at age 14 or 15, and I can also remember how it was diminishing at 30 and nearly gone at 45. I am in excellent health with no vascular or neuro problems. Most other victims have about the same story. If you haven't experienced this yet, you are either very lucky or you just don't have enough mileage on it yet.


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