Big Dick Handsome Boy Review From Tinder Indonesia [BarelyBinal]

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The girl is speaking Indonesian(?) but randomly says the word “uncircumcised” around 1:30 during a bit where she’s inspecting/measuring the guy’s cock. ¯\(ツ)/¯

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circhead

i would not be surprised if the focus was on him being intact. Everyone, including women, are circumcised in the indonesia side of islam. That’s super rare. He’s either not indonesian, didn’t grow up there, or was too premature to have it done and then ended up never having it done. I can’t imagine being intact in that country. You think the pressure in the USA is intense. In indonesia the women make fun of other women in a similar way as men make fun of men here for not being circumcised. Women think a woman is dirty if she is not circumcised and you can’t be full islam if you’re not. It’s a big deal over there.

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circhead

IDK about Indonesia, but what you said reminds me of how Filipinos shame each other if they don’t get mass-circumcised around age 12, in the “tuli,” which is often conducted in the school gym.

Imagine that: Being pressured into an emasculating ritual and called a “non man” if you don’t.

Staffy

circhead I actually have a female friend who is from the Philippines and very attractive, she met her partner in Bali, he was a Balinese local and uncut, she used to talk about it a lot and how happy she was that she had an uncut partner. Few years on they broke up and she got with a Philippine guy, I’m unsure of his penis status but she still brings up foreskin a lot and he seems to like it so could assume he’s uncut too. This is in Australia.

circhead

intact For sure, I know about that very well. The whole thing is pretty interesting. And there’s two sides to it. You get more ‘bragging rights’ if you do it the traditional way in the woods with the sticks, not as much bragging rights having it done in the gym but at least it’s done. Then you got the slightly upper class who insist having it done in the hospital because the traditional way leaves you with a lot of skin at the bottom of your shaft, and the school gym versions are very unregulated and may need to have it revised. But now you’re ‘uppity’ because not many can afford to do it in the hospital so you go that attention on you. Lots of perspectives over there.

Gomcolvr

Chinese Indonesian raised in Australia here, from my experience of going to elementary school in Indonesia yes, it’s true that over 95% of Indonesian males are circumcised and there is a huge social stigma around being uncut. The majority of boys in Indonesia get it done quite late in life, at around 5-12 y.o Femcirc on the other hand, is not too common, I can assure you that girls do not get bullied for being unsnipped, but boys are.

Being uncut is a huge taboo, and the fact of me being intact was only possible as our family moved to Australia while I was 10. Even then some of my friends are already cut. Circ is a really huge business in Indonesia, even bigger than what it is in the US of A.

JL0101

Gomcolvr they are also pressuring non-muslims to do it?

Gomcolvr

JL0101 of course they do!

JL0101

Uh, that sounds horrible, that you’re not even safe when you were not even born into their cult. Luckily you made it out of there.

I wonder how the prositutes there react to uncut westerners, so far I never read any complaints about it, same with Philippines.

How is the situation on Bali with a Hindu majority living there? I hope they can live a normal life without that ridiculous discrimination for having a whole functioning penis.

Gomcolvr

Rest assured, Bali is different, even the local population are mostly intact. Prostitutes wise, they don’t really mind AFAIK, never had any experience with them though.

The circ business in Indonesia is booming, to the point that there’s a specialised circ clinic in every corner, and boys of all religions and ethnic backgrounds are getting cut (all my Chinese-Indonesian relatives residing in Indonesia are def cut.)

circhead

Staffy shes from the Philippines but now in australia or she is still in philippines? im just a little confused on that one. but yea they used to circumcise a lot in australia so depending on his age he’s coming from 2 pretty big cutting cultures when you think about it.
sometimes i wonder about girls like that. the ones in such a strong one way leaning culture, i mean think about it, how many guys do you think she’s met in the philippines who are not cut? unless she moved to australia when she was 10 or something lol. so if she grew up into her teens and 20s in the philippines she has not seen any uncut guys and she has definitely heard derogatory statements toward those who didn’t get circumcised.
do you know how long she has been in australia?

Staffy

circhead nah she’s been in Australia since she was like 5 or 6 yrs old. Same with the current phillo now husband she’s with. My wife might have educated her on the matter, my wife played with my foreskin unprompted the first few times we had sex. So obviously, I married her.

circhead

Staffy well thre ya go, she’s australian lol. but that’s cool.

Staffy

circhead she’s from the Philippines, as I said.

circhead

Staffy in the US, if someone moves here when they are that young and grows up here we just say they are american. that’s what i meant. sure, she’s filipino, and was born there, but if shes been in australia since she was 5 she’s australian. she’s not going to be the same as a woman her age born, and still in the philippines. her nationality is australian. she didn’t grow up around every boy being circumcised and made fun of for not participating. she didn’t see generation after generation of boys holding their shirts in front of their sensitive newly cut dicks. she was in australia.

Staffy

circhead point taken, but this isn’t the US and the rest of the world isn’t the US and we don’t do things like the US so everything that the US does doesn’t necessarily reflect everywhere else. But I get what you’re saying, mate.

DustyTrombone2

I thought it was only the Muslims in Indonesia that got chopped. I wonder how Islam even got to the most southeastern part of Asia

circhead

Staffy i hear you. ill be the first one to say that the rest of the world isn’t and shouldn’t be like the US, but that’s the same everywhere give or take a few years. it takes 5 years (i think) to become a citizen in the US, other countries it’s 7 years, some middle eastern countries could be more. but you get the idea. your surroundings become your culture despite your ethnicity. what if your parents brought you to the philippines at 5 and youre now you’re current age. you wouldn’t just be an australian guy after that. you act differently, speak differently, and have a totally different culture.