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Do you feel less pleasure if you are circumcised?

My son has a very tight foreskin and cannot pull his foreskin down at all. Doctors are saying that he may need to be circumcised but I have read so many articles saying that sexual pleasure is reduced in men and that it affects the woman they sleep with as well. Should I try look into other options for my son?  I have never been with a circumcised man. I would really love some opinions from men who have been circumcised. Do you feel you have less sexual pleasure in bed? Do you feel sex is less pleasurable for your woman?
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just try your son to sex may be it can be loose. I am also same before but I start sex with some older womens then its solved
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circumcision is fine for sex.  Some women are turned off by uncircumcised penis.  I doubt a woman would ever say "ewww you are circumcised"
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134578 tn?1693250592
How old is your son?  If he is under 15, it is actually too early to be sure he has a problem with his foreskin.
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139792 tn?1498585650
you may try to massage in a particular manner with coconut oil.. Inserting finger between foreskin and glans. Rotating finger is one way to massage. Another is pulling the skin back making the hole wider.(not urethra's hole). people have different opinions about the circumcision . It is true that foreskin has lot of nerve endings which adds pleasure in sex.  What is his age?. Doctor's opinion will be important.
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