@BloodstainedMen Which is exactly why I consider infant circumcision to be a pedophilic mental disorder. Intactivism needs to realise it's not simply dealing with ignorance but a compulsive mental illness.
The foreskin is trivialized and diminished by most of society in a way that it defies all logic and reason. It’s straight up terrifying to me how such an important dimension of male sexual anatomy has been made out to be nothing more than a “filthy flap” that is better off amputated.
The most erogenous and functional tissue on the male penis has been made out to be a meaningless laughing stock that clinical medicine, parents, and society at large can seemingly amputate from children for any god damn reason they want with zero concern for the lifelong sexual diminishment and trauma that child will experience.
What kind of god damn society are we living in? This is presenting as demonic wickedness.
The foreskin is an anatomical structure that should be preserved at all cost and not senselessly amputated. Even if someone has a severe medical problem, every avenue should be attempted before resorting to amputation.
When boys are left intact at birth, they still find all sorts of bullshit later on to try and justify juvenile foreskin amputation. It’s batshit insane how quick triggered parents and clinical medicine is to amputate this anatomy with seemingly no concern for the downstream implications.
99.99999% of men should have had their foreskin intact in the United States.
We need to reestablish the male foreskin as a critical part of male sexual anatomy that is seen as just as important and in same light as the glans or the clitoris.
@AdeolaSolomonA2 The fact that we have to live as victims of circumcision in a world that nonchalantly subjects unconsenting infants and children to it is proof enough to me that if there is a hell we are already deep in it.
@cartersteinhoff It doesn't help that the medical profession hardly entertains the notion that we resentful victims of male genital mutilation exist, much less feel the need to put any serious effort or research into helping us.