Male Initiation and the Phimosis Taboos


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This site is the most complete research data base on Phimosis up until year 2,000 – with Medical texts back to 1920 and Diderot – Anthropology back to Ploss and Bryk and Grey who summarised the previous thinking.

I answered at least 5,000 emails – analysed the physical, sexual and ultimately psychological effects of a previously ignored part of the external male body – realised how this has influenced cultures and relationships throughout our development – AND had the experience of my life – against expert opinion and so much bias on circumcision – at the beginning of internet with bleeping modems, no flat rate, an atari computer, a few good friends, it was hair raising and hysterical and now, looking back, wonderful and incredible.

Modern thinking about male initiation often rejects any idea of the penis and emphasises the caring father figure. Such thinking is rather naive: in many ancient cultures the top male cared for and gave to his people – also in addition to this, many ancient cultures had an awareness of phimosis and the need for some form of treatment – modern thinking on Male Initiation should include care for Phimosis.

In addition, this site was the first data base on Atypical Penis Fracture - Penile Nerve Trauma - Hernia of the Foramus Obtoratorium

Phimosis/circumcision and penis fracture/hernia have no direct relationship.

 

 

NEW PAGES
NEW INDEX PAGE – Male Initiation and the Phimosis Taboos. The Solution.
2021 UNDERSTANDING PHIMOSIS – Its Consequences and Early Prevention
2021 PHIMOSE VERSTEHEN – Ihre Folgen und Frühzeitige Prevention

OLD INDEX PAGE – Male Initiation and the Phimosis Taboos
2020 SUMMARY – The Four Chapters of the Original Site

 

 

ORIGINAL SITE

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You'll need an old fashioned desktop screen to read all the other pages.

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Welcome
Chapter One: The Conditions
Chapter Two: From Innocence to Ignorance
Library of Letters and Case Histories
Chapter Three: Anthropology
Chapter Four: Solutions

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