Lunar Dance 666 said:
Would be suitable..
Anyway I have heard of some cases where the foreskin would be too tight or something? And that sometimes something would be done about that?
But what the heck do I know about that. Im not a guy.
Circumcision is wrong. There are conditions of tight foreskin, from birth and also from accidents and diseases but it is not necessary to cut the foreskin or the glans or the testicles or the whole penis but it is necessary to treat and heal the glans and the foreskin. This case is used as an excuse for circumcision. Infibulation is even worse.
Infibulation (from the Latin fibula, pin) is a female genital mutilation. It consists of the removal of the clitoris (excision of the clitoris), the small lips, part of the large vaginal lips with cauterization, followed by the stitching of the vulva, leaving only one hole open to allow urine and menstrual blood to flow out.
It has religious or cultural origin, and today it is adopted and practiced in many societies in Africa, the Arabian Peninsula and Southeast Asia.
Sexual intercourse, through this practice, is prevented until defibulation (i.e. the opening of the vulva), which in these cultures, is carried out directly by the groom before the marriage. Women who have recently given birth, widows and divorced women are subjected to reinfibulation with the aim of restoring the premarital situation of purity. Relationships become painful and difficult, cystitis, urinary retention and vaginal infections often arise. The total or partial removal of the external female genital organs is performed with the aim of preventing the woman from knowing the orgasm resulting from clitoral stimulation.
Further damage occurs at the moment of delivery: the baby has to pass through a mass of scar tissue and made non-elastic due to mutilation; at that moment the fetus is no longer oxygenated by the placenta and the protraction of the birth removes oxygen from the brain, risking causing neurological damage. In countries where infibulation is practiced, moreover, it is frequent that the uterus ruptures during childbirth, resulting in the death of the mother and the child.