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Lace curtains forever

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The image of what used to be condescended to as "blind meat" is undergoing a major rehabilitation, to the point where there's a movement afoot to reverse existing circumcisions.

http://www.observer.com/2009/o2/fore-skin-game

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I am going to go off into "tin foil hat"territory here :P

I believe circumcission from the very start has been a way for authority figures and women to subjigate men.

I also believe that some men are so traumatized by the torture inflicted upon them by this cruel and unnatural act that it leaves a permanant mental scar.

So I am always happy to see articles like the above.

Thanks for the link StuCotts.

I wish I still had my foreskin, but I'm not very tin foil hat about it.

getting cut is more hygienic, and can ward off some problems. It's a reasonable thing to do.

And it's nothing compared to the genitital mutilation some places in africa do to women. Yuck!

Caeron I am in agreement with you. What they do to women in Africa and female circumcision makes me shudder!

I really have no preference one way or another for cut or uncut guys. They both have their fun sides! Its cock...its all fun and games till someone gets cum in their eye!

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