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Genital Mutilation
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I've said many times how many young boys have their genitalia mutilated. I usually bring up this fact during discussions about Female Genitalia Mutilation and people suppress the fact it happens to males. yes it may be in better conditions and circumstances, but it still happens.
Now the BBC is reporting on it. -> https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/u k-engla nd-4729 2307
Circumcision is normalised. Should it be?
Now the BBC is reporting on it. -> https:/
Circumcision is normalised. Should it be?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.What is done to females is without doubt mutilation in the true meaning of the word - it has no benefits to the women nor anybody else but it's a bit emotive to describe circumcision as mutilation?
Circumcision is usually carried out in a professional medical way and has health benefits - it's my understanding that HPV is considered the cause of most cervical cancers and that virus can nestle nicely in folds of the foreskin. They are also more attractive (to me) - but that is a shallow and very personal opinion.
Circumcision is usually carried out in a professional medical way and has health benefits - it's my understanding that HPV is considered the cause of most cervical cancers and that virus can nestle nicely in folds of the foreskin. They are also more attractive (to me) - but that is a shallow and very personal opinion.
this case was a real outlier. It was done to an adult, it seems to have been done by a poor surgeon, and it was done at the victim's own request.
You can't draw any universal conclusions from such cases. Operations do go wrong, but that shouldn't be grounds for banning all operations: most male circumcisions go just fine. The rationale for doing them isn't the same as for FGM: this man wanted it done in part to improve sexal pleasure; FGM is done for exactly the opposite reason.
You can't draw any universal conclusions from such cases. Operations do go wrong, but that shouldn't be grounds for banning all operations: most male circumcisions go just fine. The rationale for doing them isn't the same as for FGM: this man wanted it done in part to improve sexal pleasure; FGM is done for exactly the opposite reason.