I'm circumcised. In the debate of whether it's better to be cut or
uncut, consider what it's like for colorblind men. Can they enjoy
movies? Can they enjoy art? Yes, but they don't know what they are
missing. Or think of a person without one eye: does this person enjoy
movies? Yes, but if this person goes to a 3D movie, he/she won't see
anything different about it, because to see 3D you need 2 eyes.
The reason why I became an intactivist is because I was circumcised at
around 5 years of age. I begged the doctor not to cut me, and yet he
did. I begged for a piece of my body, and it was cut against my will. I
always hated it, even though I didn't study what that was until this
year, when I became 40. I feel that it was my body, it should have been
my choice, but my choice was disrespected by my doctor because I was a
minor. I was restrained, sedated and cut in spite of my fear.
And now I know what circumcision does I feel that children shouldn't be
forced into being cut and shouldn't be exposed to those risks when there
is no real medical need for it.
I don't do it to make circumcised men feel bad. I was circumcised as
well. I do it, because I believe that it's better for the new generation
to have their whole body.
Ask anyone from England, from South America, from Finland, they don't
circumcise all babies. And if what that website says is true, there
would be a pandemic of penile cancer, STDs, UTIs and HIV in those
places. But there isn't.
BTW, it also helps to know that hospitals sell the foreskins. Google
"Human Foreskin Fibroblast Whole Cell Lysate". You can buy some online.
It's all about money.
Stop harvesting of babies foreskins for profit! #i2
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