Circumcision - a serious discussion

[spongebob]

If we both stick a toothpic in our eye it is impossible to describe the "same" sensation. People have different pain tolerances, perceptions etc... You cannot describe the same pain. You can "relate" the same notion of what it feels like but its not the same, there is absolutely no way to do that. Pain is just a fabrication of the mind dude. Its not "real", it is a hallucination using an apt analogous definition, figures of light playing out in the mind dude. The mind creates what is known as "reality", it is never the same between two individuals, not even close. There are relations that one can communicate to another, but its the other person who creates the figures of light that plays out in "his" mind and the creates "his" reality. Each of us is the "Creator". Hence, the Creator can never die, we cannot die and our psyche lives on through Samsara. No such thing as death silly, remember, its illogical.

i know, that why i said we reference it, we can at least do that right. just reference it a little bit.

if i took you and your boyfriend on this thread, lestat and put you in seperate rooms and asked each one what its like to get the other ones penis stuck in your ass. wouldnt i get a very similar response.............small prick.

 

[spongebob]

I love the maturity level of some of the posts in this thread.


Just a thought...

penis head!

 

[spongebob]

Too bad I never made it down the coast last spring so we could get fucked up and go camping. I was going to visit Paulo to in San Luis Obispo where I used to work but I got sidetracked in a hotel in Eugene Or. With some of my special substances. Crazy story.

this is the penis thread, not the i wanna hook up thread.

 

[hanselthecaretaker]

Brotha, you have crucial insight into the medical field, that I do not...I can only reply with atricles that you can cut down. You have points, but it would take me till 4 in the morning to validate them.
If this was a court, the opinion of the credited doctor would supercede that of the anonymous chat room poster (you). You could be a diesel mechanic from Tulsa for all I know (but I think you're legit)
So I'll drop the premise of if a child can feel/register pain that recent from birth, purely on the point that I don't have enough information to proceed, and I can't except your information expeditously to concure or dispute.
I've never heard these points till now....

But I wonder if they have any recollection of that pain after they've grown up.

 

[hanselthecaretaker]

OK let's put this "barbaric practice" crap to rest. Surgically removing an unnecesary piece of skin from the penis is not barbaric.

Some may deem it unnecessary, and it may well be. However, it is now a norm in our culture.

If you value the extra sensitivity over the look, you'll prefer being uncircumsized. If you value looking like "everyone else" and not freaking out the high-school chick, you'll prefer being cut.

Myself being uncut, I'm kinda undecided. I'm sure a chick that's willing to screw me isn't gonna turn me down because of an extra flap of skin on my penis. Not having to use lube while jacking off is nice(the skin acts as lubrication) especially for people who do it 3-4 times a day. Jacking off also feels better, because the head is way more sensitive in uncut men. This is a fact. Most uncut men can't even touch the glans with a finger because it creates a pain similar to touching raw skin. Cut men can rub their head with sandpaper and they won't feel a thing.

However, with all this being said, I'd still rather be cut.

It's kind of amazing to think that an uncircumsized penis with it's foreskin is the male equivalent of a clitoris with it's hood.

Amazing. Just.....biologically.......amazing.

 

[scriptfactory]

But I wonder if they have any recollection of that pain after they've grown up.

That is interesting! Does the memory of pain become traumatic after the infant has established what pain is? Judging from the way I remember pain I would say no.

 

[spongebob]

That is interesting! Does the memory of pain become traumatic after the infant has established what pain is? Judging from the way I remember pain I would say no.

how could he have a memory of it, if it has not established what pain is?

but i see your point.

 

[scriptfactory]

how could he have a memory of it, if it has not established what pain is?

but i see your point.

You are right. I phrased the question wrong. It should be:

Does the memory of an experience that involves the stimuli that can be interpreted as pain become traumatic after the infant has established what pain is?

 

[Eringobraugh]

You are right. I phrased the question wrong. It should be:

Does the memory of an experience that involves the stimuli that can be interpreted as pain become traumatic after the infant has established what pain is?

Im not sure, you'd think that so many things are traumatic to a newborn that this would just be one out of many and theyd soon forget it. I have no idea, I dont think anyone can

 

[wootoom]

i wouldnt want to have an anteater