Last week there was a great article in our local paper on a local tattoo artist who has created a niche business tattooing aureole and nipples on the reconstructed breasts of women who have been victims of breast cancer and mastectomies. A noble occupation to be sure. The article emphasized that this was the final step in allowing these unfortunate women to feel "whole" again.
I immediately recognized a parallel in those men who resent being circumcised, and in particular those who have undertaken the laborious process to restore their foreskin. It's all about feeling "whole" again. It amazes me that many in our North American society, and in particular, the medical community who fail to recognize this. It is a double standard.
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I immediately recognized a parallel in those men who resent being circumcised, and in particular those who have undertaken the laborious process to restore their foreskin. It's all about feeling "whole" again. It amazes me that many in our North American society, and in particular, the medical community who fail to recognize this. It is a double standard.
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