[Faline]

Originally Posted by LiquidSky ↗

I agree, but that doesn't make it any less true.

Does in a way as our men don't get cut here so i have only slept with men that are uncut and i have never come across a smelly disgusting dick with hidden cheese under the foreskin

Just have to wash your cock properly. Only like us females having piss flaps, we don't go chopping those off. Some women have large clits with large hoods on, could gather smegma just the same i'm sure

[Spiffyfable]

My advice... Don't Touch It

[Faline]

Originally Posted by GlassToTheArson ↗

If I'm not mistaken, it's called Phimosis

I think you are correct

[BBKF]

I have never seen an uncut penis up close and personal. All the info available in 1981 (when my son was born) said it was a health issue NOT to choose circumcision. He is happy with the decision I made. I dated a guy from the UK, but he was cut. His name was Hedley LOL!!!!

[BBKF]

I thought you guys might find this as funny as I did when I read it!!!! Kelly's post had me online searching to see what an uncut penis looks like and I found this....

Scent of an uncircumcised penis

Originally Published: August 27, 1999 - Last Updated / Reviewed On: August 13, 2012

Dear Alice,
I'm a foreign gay man with an uncircumcised penis. In my country, being uncut is the norm, so it was not strange for me to have contact with other penises like mine. Yes, all of them had a characteristic smell, but it was part of the natural odor that comes with your own skin and, in fact, it was very arousing. When I started having sex with Americans, I felt the opposite of what they complain about: I missed the "dick smell." Most of them smell like either soap or plain normal skin.

I'm not saying that's a problem, I'm just raising the question: Is the uncut penis really stinky (urine, smegma, or any infection) or is it just a perfectly normal "dick smell" that feels bad to someone's senses because they are not used to it?

Thanks,

FGM


Dear FGM,

The "dick smell" of an uncut, or uncircumcised, penis is produced by sweat or smegma. Smegma is a cheesy secretion from under the foreskin that acts as a natural lube. Some people do not like the distinctive smell smegma produces, whereas others find it agreeable and even arousing. Besides personal preferences, one's like or dislike of smells, scents, and aromas can also be culturally related. Read Bathing — how often? for more information on this topic.

Regardless of your penis's particular perfume, pulling back the foreskin and washing away excess smegma is important for hygiene. In addition, if smegma gathers without being washed away, it can prevent the foreskin from easily moving back and forth along the head of the penis. To prevent infection, uncircumcised men should retract their foreskin and wash with soap and water every day. Be sure to rinse away all of the soap underneath the foreskin when you wash your penis — any soap left there may lead to inflammation. If your foreskin can't be pulled back, or if pulling it back is uncomfortable or painful, you may want to see a health care provider or urologist.

[Ozzman]

Originally Posted by Kelly ↗

I'm pro foreskin as many around here know so yes i am an expert with "the man flap"
In all seriousness our men in the U.K. don't get circumcised unless needed, so obviously I am aware of what a mans foreskin does when you wank their dick.

Is this another reason why Brits are stereotyped for smelling bad and having poor hygiene?

[Ozzman]

Why can't I edit now? I was just doing it...

Anyways this reminds me of a story my high school basketball coach/teacher told me.

[Faline]

Originally Posted by Ozzman ↗

Is this another reason why Brits are stereotyped for smelling bad and having poor hygiene?

Mate, most of the world don't circumcize. Broaden your mind a little

[flangemanager]

I was forcibly circumcised at the age of 22 by a pair of badly fitting Wrangler jeans. Hurt like a mother fucker.

[Gooch_Rash]

If you can't take care of it, you shouldn't keep it. Give it to someone who will love it.