Good Wolf

Since you asked....once a woman starts doing it, it can be induced through clitoral stimulation as well. It can also shoot several feet. There are vids online if you cared to have the visual image but I'm thinking your going to pass.

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Dadu2004

LOL! Be careful how you Google that!

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HappyMomma

Can we rename this thread to "Circ" de Solei?

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Ari2

Or "Circ 'n Squirt", although that's kinda sounds like an especially odd porn site.

HappyMomma

... or a convenience store.

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meow_173

Lmfao

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viper7

trying to get this back on track......

why is the U.S. the last country to circumcise the majority of male infants? (this is almost not the case as it is almost 50/50 now) but let's just consider why. all other similar countries have gone to national healthcare systems, as such these healthcare systems are very heavy on weighing costs verse benefits and not paying for religious reasons but only if there is a medical need, as such none cover circumcision (from the countries I've looked at) so the procedure never gets done

In the U.S. hospitals depend on getting as much out of each insured patient as they can, If we consider that a hospital gets $500 for each circumcision and let's say they circumcise three boys a day average that's $1,500/day or $547,500/year for a procedure that takes a few minutes, the patient is given no real pain management/anesthesia and the patient cannot sue. that is a lot of easy money and this does not even include the bonus money the hospitals get for selling the foreskins to skincare companies (see link at bottom)

when medicare dropped coverage for circumcisions in many states circumcision rates dropped with it, if the doctors and hospitals really felt it was beneficial they would have made it affordable. insurance companies are starting to drop it and sadly parents will then look at it harder. If an insurance company will pay for it then they assume it must be beneficial, but when they don't only then will some people truly look into it

a few articles to on the subject

circumcision risks may exceed risks associated with circumcision: in summary the American Cancer society feels the risks of genital damage for life to an infant exceed the small risk of penile cancer 60 years later
Uterine and Penile Cancer and Circumcision of the Penis

a paper on Google's knowledge system about how circumcision affects human behavior
Circumcision and Human Behavior - a knol by George Hill

religious circumcision needs child consent
Religious circumcision needs child consent, charity says | World news | guardian.co.uk

skin cream made from cut foreskins
Foreskin Face Cream and Other Beauty Products of the Future | Environment | AlterNet

Jamest87

Being a guy who is pretty protective of his buddy [haha i cant believe i put it like that but, whatever]

I read up on it a LOT before my first son was born. I'm circumcised and, well. I'm glad I don't remember it. Apparently it's crazy-painful and all of that, so, my sons aren't. It's not an issue of being cleaner or better or whatever anymore, and if it was a matter of religious belief, thennnn that's different, but I think if there aren't any problems it shouldn't be done, but that's personal opinion. It does require a little more care and cleaning, but I think it is essentially up to the parents.