| Does It Matter if
                  I'm Circumcised
 Q from a Male, sophomore student at UNC:
                  Does it matter whether or not I'm circumcised
                  to a woman?
 Dr. Caron's Answer: You raise a really
                  good question. I think it's fairly common for men
                  to worry about the look of their penis -especially
                  when it comes to circumcision. I read somewhere
                  that about 80% of American males have a circumcised
                  penis, whereas 80% of European males have an
                  uncircumcised penis. So if you are uncircumcised,
                  your partner might not be used to seeing a penis
                  with the foreskin still intact. I do think it would
                  be important to mention the difference and assure
                  her of the normalcy of it all. Most women do not
                  find things like penis shape or size to be an issue
                  when it comes to the sexual interaction. It's
                  important to know there is no relationship between
                  circumcision of a man's penis and his ability to
                  have sexual intercourse or to excite his partner.
                  An uncircumcised penis will not make a woman have
                  an orgasm any more than a circumcised one will. (Editor's note: Actually, less than 70% of
                  U.S. males are circumcised, and in California, it's
                  less than 40% while in Great Britain only 0.4% are
                  circumcised. One of many reasons not to be
                  circumcised is the loss of the man's sexual arousal
                  over time. There are over 18,000,000 impotent men
                  in the U.S. and another 16,000,000 who lack sexual
                  desire.  ) © 2007, Sandra L.
                  Caron*    *    * It is not sex that gives the pleasure, but the
                  lover. - Marge Piercy American teens have the worst of all
                  worlds...Our children are bombarded and confronted
                  with sexual messages, sexual exploitation, and all
                  manner of sexual criticism. But our society is by
                  and large sexually illiterate. Faye Westheimer
 
 Dr. Sandra L.
                  Caron is a professor of human sexuality at the
                  University of Maine. To submit a question to Dr.
                  Caron or chat with your peers visit
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