Girls, does it matter to you if a man's penis is circumcised or not?

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Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Voted "Yes," on behalf of my girlfriend - who is also the mother of my three children. She likes - as she says - the "whole man." (She uses that phrase, I don't.)

My father was a doctor and saw no reason for circumcision. So when my brothers and I were born we were left "as is," so to speak. (My dad, by the way, did not object to circumcision for religious reasons, but we were Roman Catholic and there were, therefore, no religious considerations at work.)

Frankly, I never gave it much thought. Even in the high school locker room, where most guys were "cut," no one seemed to notice me nor say anything.

So when my girlfriend and I got together and got naked in front of each other for the first time, (it was not for sex, we were changing to got to the beach.) As I started to undress, I never thought about it for a second.

So I was a bit surprised when she looked at me in all my naked glory - and particularly at my manhood - and exclaimed "That is SOOOOO hot!!"

Of course she had seen photos of uncut men before, but not "up close and personal," so to speak. Suffice to say, what guy does not what to hear a woman say that about his "manhood?" From that point on I was sold myself - and while I cannot speak for all women, I know one in particular who thinks that "uncut" is a big bonus, so to speak.

Filthy_Immigrant · Accepted Answer

if you live in America where our overly feminized society has indoctrinated women to believe that men who are uncercumcised are dirtier, catch more germs/bacteria, spread STDs/STIs at a higher risk and many other HORSESHIT then yeah!

they will care beyond oblivion!

May1787 · Accepted Answer

I want to say no, but I’ve seen some really gross uncircumcised men who just were not hygienic. I’d take a circumcised man over dick smegma any day, but if both are clean it doesn’t matter.

KatherineJ · Accepted Answer

That would have been the last thought on my mind when we started dating. I mean who cares?

Screenwriter · Answer

It's a visual preference. Think they look prettier. Otherwise, there's no gargantuan difference except the predilection for cervical cancer being linked to uncircumcised penises.

I'm not sure why this is so, but it's likely it's about hygience. Buildup of bacteria under the foreskin creates infections when said bacteria is introduced into the vagina and pushed toward the cervix repeatedly.