Teens attitude about circumcison (NOT A DEBATE POST)

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Anonymous wrote:OP, don't post your town, and your kids' names and ages here...especially if you're talking about your son's penis!

Not their real names lol

...then why post names at all?

Especially when Jamie doesn't help keep things clear, since it could be a girl or boy name.

And I'm questioning your post's authenticity, because I have a hard time believing this is the first time a 17 year old has seen her brother's bits and pieces.

I think an uncircumcised penis is ugly, but the circumcised thing isn't that much prettier! I would hope by the time I'm seeing it, though, I'm in to much more what a person is about than what their dick looks like.

[Anonymous]

You get a free pass before 2012, but after that you should circ for medical reasons

[Anonymous]

OP, I am completely bewildered as to why your 17 yo daughter and her friends have any major opinions about penises.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You get a free pass before 2012, but after that you should circ for medical reasons

huh?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You get a free pass before 2012, but after that you should circ for medical reasons

why 2012?

[Anonymous]

How does your daughter know the difference??? I'm 40 and I've never seen an uncut one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, I am completely bewildered as to why your 17 yo daughter and her friends have any major opinions about penises.

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Where you ever a 17 years old girl? More bewildering that you are bewildered by this.

[Anonymous]

Your 17 yo and all her friends are sexually active?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your 17 yo and all her friends are sexually active? [/quote
NP. That is really not unusual.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You get a free pass before 2012, but after that you should circ for medical reasons

why 2012?

One has to assume becausethatswhen the world ended according to the Mayans. Post apocalyptic penises are all circumcised.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Your 17 yo and all her friends are sexually active?

You don't have to be sexually active to have an opinion about what a penis looks like.

[Anonymous]

OP, those are pseudonyms, right? You've mentioned where you live so if not, could be identified.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Your 17 yo and all her friends are sexually active?

You don't have to be sexually active to have an opinion about what a penis looks like.

You have to be sexually active to have an opinion on which one you will suck. That is the comment... From the daughter, nobody will "date" him.

She is too young and immature to know about penises and which one she will jump on.

"most" 17 yo are NOT sexually active, so maybe OP would want to wonder why her daughter and her friends are sluts. Or maybe... Most likely are just ignorant.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'M GOING TO PREFACE THIS BY SAYING THIS IS NOT A DEBATE POST AND ANY DISCUSSION OF PROS/CONS OF CIRCUMCISON BELONG ELSEWHERE

Okay, so I have two kids, my DD Jamie (17) and my DS Drew (11). When he was born, I decided not to have him circumsized.

Last night, Jamie was looking through a family photo album and she saw a baby picture of Drew where you could see his "bits and pieces".  She came up to me obviously horrified and asked my why I didn't have him cut. She told me that every girl she knows thinks it's incredibly gross and he'll never get a girlfriend when he's older. According to her this girl found out a boy in his grade wasn't circumsized and all the girls bullied him mercilessly.

This was the prevalent attitude when I was a teen but I had no idea it was still common today. Can anyone verify if it's still common for younger girls to have that attitude?

AGAIN, NOT A CIRCIMCISON DEBATE, MY QUESTION IS NOT IF YOU PERSONALLY THINK IT'S BETTER!

According to my 3 kids who attend(ed) Robinson the kids have the exact attitude that Jamie described.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:You get a free pass before 2012, but after that you should circ for medical reasons

why 2012?

8/27/2012
After a comprehensive review of the scientific evidence, the American Academy of Pediatrics found the health benefits of newborn male circumcision outweigh the risks