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The Right to Hate

Written by Rood at 14 Feb 2003 22:47:48:

As an answer to: Re: Foreskin Versatility written by AlfredH at 14 Feb 2003 19:23:04:

Alfred...Having grown to adulthood unaware that I had a frenulum, much less anything about its purpose and utility, and in ignorance of its existence and on the advice of doctors acquiescing to its removal along with my foreskin, I'm astonished that in this day and age an adult male in apparently full possession of his faculties and aware of penile function would actually "hate" something so fascinatingly functional and utilitarian as his frenulum. My God, is it the modern solution to every little problem to pound it into submission, to slit it in half, to abort its essence? One must be terribly impatient, depressingly callous, and superficially, almost sadistically sophisticated to actually "hate" one's body, or a part of one's body. Mutilated as it may be, my body, all of it, is a joy. Would that I had your opportunity...believe me, I'd still have my frenulum, tight or not. It fills me with horror when otherwise intelligent men deliberately slice into their bodies, as though it were a peach or an apple, to be thrown away afterwards.

>>>you have to read through and find the information, regrettably you will find some silly arguments also) for "fraenulum stretching".>>
>Finidi, Paul B, Jim and some others always have stories about stretching, and sometimes it really helps. But what Paul B calls silly argumentation isn’t very honest. That’s why I react. This denies the right to hate your fraenulum. After a period of training there can be a moment of no progress any more. You really have the choice to leave it that way or find alternatives. That’s an option too! You need not feel guilty for that. The fraenulum can easily be missed. It’s a lie that tells different things. You will not loose the important feelings necessarily by frenuloplasty. Try to find more information about this subject on this site.


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