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Originally Posted by bebesho2
Gezz-I mean you KNOW that the foreskin is just extra skin on the penis. We have evolved so much it sserves no purpose..like the appendix. So it HAS to be cut off at birth...
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Funny, I was just thinking about this before coming on line and it really doesn't make any sense.
Some lardhead has come up with the idea that the foreskin is something left over from our long lost past when we ran around naked and the purpose was to protect the glans from briars, etc. Well, just a little critical thinking kills that with ease.
Men, especially in colder climates have been clothing the nether regions for millenia and this clothing would serve the protective function of the foreskin. The same people who advance this thinking also advance the notion that the foreskin is a naturally problematic structure that bedevils it's possesor their entire lives. Now, if this were true and there was no longer a need for a foreskin and if the part was rife with problems, men with shorter foreskins would be reproducing at higher rates than men with long foreskins and those shorter foreskin genes would become dominant in the gene pool. As a result, there would be a significant and noticeable shortening of the average length of the foreskin but no such thing has happened. From ancient art and sculpture more than 6,000 years old, it is obvious that the average foreskin is just as long as it ever was.
While the foreskin may have had a secondary function of protecting the glans of ancient humans thousands upon thousands of years ago, it is clear that it's main function of preserving sexual sensitivity and making coitus comfortable and pleasurable for the female is it's main purpose. It is also clear from our population numbers on earth that the foreskin is not a problematical structure rife with infection or it would have seriously hindered our reproduction and our current concerns about overpopulating the earth would be of no concern at all. There just wouldn't be enough of us for that to be a concern.
Frank