I promise this is on topic....
I went to a passion party last night. For those of you who may not know, it's an 'adult' party showcasing lotions, creams, toys, etc. The consultant passed around a book called 'tickle his pickle' with ways to....well, you can figure it out (I'm trying to keep this at least 'pg' rated here). I flipped through the book of descriptions and diagrams and there was information on uncircumcised penises. It said that 60% of men in the US are circ'd, compared to 15% (I think) worldwide- all men are born with a foreskin, some get to keep them, be gentle if your partner has one, as the head of the penis is more sensitive b/c it's not exposed to clothes, etc., all the time.
I didn't get to really read in depth, but that's what I saw at a glance- seemed to put at least a neutral, if not a positive spin, on intactness. I thought it was great and wanted to share.
I went to a passion party last night. For those of you who may not know, it's an 'adult' party showcasing lotions, creams, toys, etc. The consultant passed around a book called 'tickle his pickle' with ways to....well, you can figure it out (I'm trying to keep this at least 'pg' rated here). I flipped through the book of descriptions and diagrams and there was information on uncircumcised penises. It said that 60% of men in the US are circ'd, compared to 15% (I think) worldwide- all men are born with a foreskin, some get to keep them, be gentle if your partner has one, as the head of the penis is more sensitive b/c it's not exposed to clothes, etc., all the time.
I didn't get to really read in depth, but that's what I saw at a glance- seemed to put at least a neutral, if not a positive spin, on intactness. I thought it was great and wanted to share.







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