Myth: Circumcision removes the most sensitive part of the penis. Fact: The most sensitive part of the penis is the head. The foreskin is no more sensitive than any other patch of skin, like the skin on your arm for example.
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Most men circumcised at birth keep large amounts of inner foreskin. The nerves present in the frenulum area are actually not in the frenulum itself, but in the penis below the frenulum. Removing it has no little impact on sensitivity
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Your insistance that a highly specialized tissue can be removed without ill effect is ridiculous and wouldn’t pass for any other part of the body. And all of this without discussion of the rights of the child to which it is inflicted
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