Clipping?

I’ve been cut as an adult. I took a medical reason for the occasion, but the reason would not have been for circumcision. So it was a conscious decision after I had carried my foreskin folded back three years ago and I could try out the feeling of the permanently free acorn.

Why? A cut penis is simply a penis with another concept and I wanted a penis with this other concept. The difference is in the question: does a penis need this skin fold that covers the acorn?

In uncut condition, the sexually sensitive skin sections of the acorn and the inner foreskin lie on one another. These actually touch each other only by themselves. All other direct contact is usually not pleasant except in very humid, sliding environment. Because a sticky moisture, which makes the skin permanently more sensitive and which at the same time makes very delicate, direct brushing not only unpleasant, but also virtually physically impossible in a tactile way, is formed by the constant superposition. In addition, this skin fold also represents a kind of skin bag in which, in addition to its own moisture, urine and sperm residues also collect and, together with dead skin flakes, form feed for the local bacteria that process this feed into an unappetitious porridge (Smegma).

A cut penis no longer possesses this construction. All remaining parts of the skin lie open and together form the outer sheath of the penis. It no longer forms a sticky moisture film. There is no basis for the formation of Smegma.

The skin of a cut penis can be stroked at any time. It is a pleasant, delicate feeling and does not cause greasy and stinky fingers. If the circumcision is carried out in such a way that inner foreskin becomes part of the new outer shell (“high-carbon tight circumcision”), almost all sexually relevant nerves remain. When the penis reaches in the excited state in sliding environment (skin secretions, lubricants or the like), the feeling of stimulation is largely similar to the feeling of an uncut penis, it is at best a bit more direct.

In everyday life, the pleasant feeling during dry strokes is sometimes simply so in your pants. But only if you don’t look at anything else. The brain learns to sort. This is not to be confused with a sometimes claimed loss of feeling.

Of course you also need to wash a cut penis. But in order to keep a penis with a foreskin appetizing, it already takes a considerably higher effort, because you have to do something constantly against the ever-increasing hygiene level in the skin pocket, which a cut penis no longer has.

The pleasant feeling in everyday life in trousers, dry brushing and direct stimulation with lubricants, in addition the incomparably simplified hygiene are for me aspects of why I am very satisfied with my cut penis.

The hygienic aspects mentioned clearly also lead to health benefits in the transfer of diseases for both the circumcisions themselves and for sexual partners, of course, do not replace responsible sexual hygiene.