Foreskin true stories

MAGA4SKIN24

“My intact penis also helped multiple female partners have vagina-based orgasms (i.e. not clitoris-based) they had never experienced before. Some gave unsolicited feedback that intercourse felt smoother and more enjoyable than with circumcised penises.”

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MAGA4SKIN24 This is quite awesome. I will be submitting my personal story and hoping it helps their mission!

intact

I’ve added a story and will write more. I hope you all will, too.

Long4skintip

I shared a small portion of my thoughts on it, hopefully helping.

MAGA4SKIN24

"One day after the first sexual encounter with my (now) wife…I told her I wasn’t circumcised. She didn’t believe me. Once I pulled my foreskin forward she was amazed. I’ve been with her ever since and she loves it. I told her I have a fetish now because of being called out for it.

At 37 now, I keep my foreskin pulled forward unless I pee. It actually feels nice to not have an exposed head all the time. My wife is so sweet and inviting about it. She accepts my fetish and pulls up the foreskin and licks under it (one of my biggest turn-ons). I’ll admit, having a foreskin in the US still makes me feel like an outsider but she, as well as other women, have been very receptive and fascinated by it once I stopped caring what people think."

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intact

MAGA4SKIN24

I noticed this site had stalled out, so I asked if they were still accepting stories. They said they’re looking for stories from women, to help balance the site out.

Squirrel

intact Easy. It’s 2024, so you can identify as a woman, write and submit your story, take the dress off and put your man-pants back on. /s

intact

Squirrel

Pretty much the way of the Internet since 1996.

I’ve gotten good at spotting the fakers by their writing style. I’d hope the proprietors of that site can, too.

MAGA4SKIN24

"To my surprise, 90% of the women who I’ve been with have absolutely loved the fact that I was not circumcised, all claiming it was the reason they could climax during sex with me whereas they could not with previous circumcised partners. They even bragged about my foreskin to others because it was so much more enjoyable.

A few partners and myself have even recently taken to stretching it so it stays protected and sensitive as much as possible. I have experienced multiple orgasms and so many other pleasures that would not have been possible without my foreskin. So a childhood insecurity has turned into a major confidence booster as an adult."

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“Nowadays, at 31 years old, I finally discovered foreskin restoration. I’ve been researching and am very excited at the prospect of finally regaining what was so maliciously stolen from me. Unfortunately, you can’t restore a foreskin 100%. You can’t recreate a ridged band or the Meissner’s corpuscles in an original foreskin, but you can still regain 70-90% of the sensations and functions of one. It’s all I’ll be able to get, but I’m still very optimistic and excited to get back what I can!”

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Stephanie

I am a woman. My first sexual partner was uncircumcised. I learned while with him that intact sex was better from researching it online. I wanted to date other intact men after we broke up, but it didn’t work out that way. I married a circumcised man and the sex was good, but as we approached our 40s I was having so much chafing and would be in pain for days or weeks.

Sex became terrifying for me, trying to hold on for him to orgasm while trying not to get too injured. If we used a condom it cut down on the chafing a lot but then he didn’t feel enough to have an orgasm. My husband was saying he preferred if we just didn’t have sex; it was not worth the trouble.

I knew the lack of foreskin glide was probably part of it, from my experience with my first partner (thank goodness for that, otherwise I’m not sure I would have known what was wrong). It took a lot of courage to talk to my husband about foreskin restoration, but I was desperate. I felt like penetrative sex was an important part of our intimacy and didn’t want to lose that in our marriage.

He initially pushed back and said I was just suggesting for him to modify his body because of a fetish or something, but he gave it a shot with and within three weeks we were able to have the best sex in years with no pain and more sexual response for him (more natural lube, longer orgasms). He realized that he liked how it was feeling, the skin was not bothering him as he had worried, and he decided to keep going further with restoration. He also bought more devices and tried out a variety (air inflation, etc) but I think he mainly uses weights.

It’s been about three months by this point. My husband has enough skin glide that there is zero friction for me and sex is just fun again. He has more control over orgasms and can come within a few seconds when he decides to. It feels better for both of us, and we have had more sex in the past three months than the past three years. Also, my husband says that restoration was a lot less hassle than he was expecting.

It feels more like we are sharing an experience now, and we can focus on each other and not worry so much about the mechanics of the sex (trying not to get chafed, trying to orgasm, etc). The most satisfying thing for me has been seeing my husband satisfied from orgasms – not like it was just a small hiccup that took him a lot of work to achieve, but like he actually felt something similar to what I feel. I used to feel sorry for him every time I had an orgasm because I had never seen him have anything like that while he was tightly circumcised. He also gets more relaxed after sex and it’s nice to cuddle afterwards with the afterglow.

With all the problems in the world, at least we finally have the fun, bonding sex that nature intended us to have!

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Hannah

My father was a Jewish surgeon. He was extremely opposed to circumcision. He thought it was wrong on many levels. When I was pregnant with my son, we talked about circumcision. I never considered doing it and the conversation with my parents was very clear that they were both against it. Some people think opposing circumcision is a form of antisemitism but I would urge those people to explore the Intact Jewish Network.

My son was born premature, which meant more time in the hospital and more time exposed to health care providers who continuously pressured me to circumcise my already premature and ill newborn. This was some time ago and parents were forced to leave the NICU (rooming-in is the standard of care now). I stood my ground opposing circumcision and eventually wrote a note on the board and bassinet stating that if they circumcised my son, I would sue them. The happiest day of my life was leaving the NICU.

As my son got older, he eventually noticed that not all the little boys looked the same. He asked me why some boys look “like an ice cream cone”. I explained circumcision to him. He thanked me for not doing that to him. As time has gone by and I have learned more about the risks and harm of circumcision, I have become grateful that I was told not to do this, that it isn’t done in most other countries.

I have had several surgeries since I became a mother, and the scar tissue always has nerve damage. I think of those poor babies urinating and defecating on an open wound and that this is their introduction to the world. The pain they experience is unthinkable.

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intact

MAGA4SKIN24 Good to see that forum is still going.

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Phillip

I was circumcised quite late in my life as a young, gay adult. I had difficulty fully discovering my glans in erection. It was neither a cultural choice nor an aesthetic choice.

When I was a teenager, I thought it was abnormal for my glans to be covered. My father was circumcised himself and I thought my glans should be like his. When I was told I was going to be circumcised, I was almost happy to anticipate finally looking ‘normal’.

Only part of the foreskin was cut off. The first few days after the medical circumcision, the glans was very sensitive and it was uncomfortable in underwear. But over time, no more pain. I was almost happy to no longer have the glans so sensitive, as I, as a child, had great difficulty cleaning my foreskin because of the pain. I ended up understanding that nature has kept my glans protected, and it’s not for nothing.

My companion is himself intact, and I see a real difference in appearance: his glans is very pink, smooth and moist. Mine is rough, dry and a darker pink. Over time, I was able to understand during our sexual relations that he has much more sensation than me: sliding the foreskin over the glans gives him a lot of pleasure, he is very sensitive when I lick him. Mine is much less sensitive. I think I have a lot less pleasure, less nuance. I regret my operation very much.

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Daniel

The night before I attended first grade, my mother told me “all the other boys” in school were circumcised. She added that from this point on, I would be responsible for cleaning under my foreskin. If I failed, the skin could “grow together” and I’d have to be circumcised. I wasn’t sure what circumcision was. I guessed the doctor would cut off my whole penis!

The next day, I lined up to urinate at the trough-style urinals with my classmates. This was the first time I’d ever seen other boys’ penises. I noticed they all had their glans exposed, so I peeled my foreskin open to be like them. Then I saw them put their penises away without closing the foreskin. I knew that would be uncomfortable, so I closed my foreskin, then my zipper. Only then did I realize they’d all had their warm, protective skins cut away, and I was the only one to keep mine – just like Mom had said.

I also knew I had a secret to keep. Conformity is everything in the school setting.

Also, I felt lucky. The other boys’ glandes looked dead, dull, dry, while mine looked soft, moist, and alive. I tried to imagine how theirs felt to them in that state. It couldn’t be as tingly and pleasant as the sensations I enjoyed. I didn’t know what I’d be doing with my penis in the future. I just knew I had something good that the other boys didn’t.

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MAGA4SKIN24
LOL I wrote that.

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Ellen

I am so glad that this forum exists, and that you are spreading the word to educate people.

In 1980 my then husband and I were happily expecting our first child. This was before the time when everyone knew the gender of their baby-to-be. Labor and delivery were relatively easy, and we soon had a 7 lb baby boy in our arms.

The next morning, medical staff came in the room, with clipboard in hand, and a release for us to sign for the circumcision. This took me by surprise, I am ashamed to say I had not given it much thought, and I felt pressured to make this decision in a matter of hours. We bounced back and forth and asked our trusted friends and family members for their opinions and experiences.

It was not an easy decision, but with the lack of resources (pre-internet) we opted for circumcision, and I immediately regretted it. They brought him to us following the procedure and it was easily evident he had been traumatized. We, his parents, were supposed to protect him, and day one we allowed, even requested, this trauma to his body.

He will be forty-one this year, and I still see myself in that moment, a young mother, who had not even thought about the decisions to come. If I were to do it again, NEVER would I let, or give permission to anyone, medical staff or not, to injure my child.

Doctors take an oath to first do no harm, I wonder how this falls within that.

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