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Edna3362
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02 Jan 2017, 6:12 pm

Absurd. :lol:



From where I live, at least 95% of males are circumcised (usually by ages of 8-15) and IS a social plus for males as if it's a rite of passage.
Uncircumcised males are regarded to be impotent (not true), unmanly (lol what), or gay 'because he's much of a wuss to take any pain'.
And in several rural regions, instead of a surgical procedure, the circumcision method involves a thick chopping board, a chopping knife, a bunch of (guava?) leaves, and a river. I'm not kidding.

If that were true, every male I've met who's currently or past pubescent are all autistic. :lol: :lol:


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02 Jan 2017, 6:23 pm

Raleigh wrote:
So that's why there's no female autistics!

Uh-huh.

Nobody else perceived the obvioius! You're great. :lol:



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02 Jan 2017, 7:35 pm

Unfortunately I wasn't blessed with a dingaling but I probably wouldn't have been cut given British cultural norms (I have some Jewish but my family has practiced Christianity for several generations).

I do think it's a bit of a stretch to assume a link between autism and circumcision though. Like how does the status of the penis affect the brain?


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02 Jan 2017, 8:00 pm

EclecticWarrior wrote:
Unfortunately I wasn't blessed with a dingaling but I probably wouldn't have been cut given British cultural norms (I have some Jewish but my family has practiced Christianity for several generations).

I do think it's a bit of a stretch to assume a link between autism and circumcision though. Like how does the status of the penis affect the brain?


I didn't choose to be cut. If it was my choice, I wouldn't have mutilated my body.


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02 Jan 2017, 8:24 pm

EclecticWarrior wrote:
Unfortunately I wasn't blessed with a dingaling but I probably wouldn't have been cut given British cultural norms (I have some Jewish but my family has practiced Christianity for several generations).

I do think it's a bit of a stretch to assume a link between autism and circumcision though. Like how does the status of the penis affect the brain?


The circumcised penis is missing some nice nerve endings, and dulling others, which will have some effect on the input a brain gets.
HOWEVER, the point is that it is the surgery itself that can cause an infant to withdraw from normal development in shock, and never get back on track.



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02 Jan 2017, 10:49 pm

Dear_one wrote:
EclecticWarrior wrote:
Unfortunately I wasn't blessed with a dingaling but I probably wouldn't have been cut given British cultural norms (I have some Jewish but my family has practiced Christianity for several generations).

I do think it's a bit of a stretch to assume a link between autism and circumcision though. Like how does the status of the penis affect the brain?


The circumcised penis is missing some nice nerve endings, and dulling others, which will have some effect on the input a brain gets.
HOWEVER, the point is that it is the surgery itself that can cause an infant to withdraw from normal development in shock, and never get back on track.

uncut has more sensitive than cut because its part under your foreskin hyper sensitive but which is natural but cut is not it has nerve ending or something the gay man told me that being uncut has more sense to touch when i did that after i load up its extremely sensitive to touch i can feel all the way down my feet when i touch my own penis its like a electric shock it doesnt hurt but weird


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15 Jan 2017, 1:00 pm

Edna3362 wrote:
Absurd. :lol:



From where I live, at least 95% of males are circumcised (usually by ages of 8-15) and IS a social plus for males as if it's a rite of passage.
Uncircumcised males are regarded to be impotent (not true), unmanly (lol what), or gay 'because he's much of a wuss to take any pain'.
And in several rural regions, instead of a surgical procedure, the circumcision method involves a thick chopping board, a chopping knife, a bunch of (guava?) leaves, and a river. I'm not kidding.

If that were true, every male I've met who's currently or past pubescent are all autistic. :lol: :lol:


Holy crap, where is that place?

Circ'd and Aspie here. Coincidence? You bet.


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15 Jan 2017, 1:18 pm

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I really don't see how the removal of a piece of loose skin could affect the neurological structure of the brain.


Which reminds me of a joke.

Q: What do you call the useless piece of skin at the end of a penis?

A: A man :wink:


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15 Jan 2017, 1:59 pm

"The majority of kids get this done to them, and some kids are autistic, so therefore this causes autism!" The same argument anti-vaxxers use.



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15 Jan 2017, 2:45 pm

EzraS wrote:
I really don't see how the removal of a piece of loose skin could affect the neurological structure of the brain.


It's the pain. Many medical type people think it's OK to perform this procedure without anesthetic. This is barbaric....imagine them trying to do this to a mentating person.

Can you imagine how it would feel to an infant? Can you imagine how it would feel to you?

I have to think this could have a lasting effect, depending on the individual.



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15 Jan 2017, 2:56 pm

Edna3362 wrote:
Absurd. :lol:



From where I live, at least 95% of males are circumcised (usually by ages of 8-15) and IS a social plus for males as if it's a rite of passage.
Uncircumcised males are regarded to be impotent (not true), unmanly (lol what), or gay 'because he's much of a wuss to take any pain'.
And in several rural regions, instead of a surgical procedure, the circumcision method involves a thick chopping board, a chopping knife, a bunch of (guava?) leaves, and a river. I'm not kidding.

If that were true, every male I've met who's currently or past pubescent are all autistic. :lol: :lol:


Not good logical thinking. You said: "From where I live, at least 95% of males are circumcised (usually by ages of 8-15) and IS a social plus for males as if it's a rite of passage."

So in many cases the patient is aware of the impending procedure and because of it's social value elects to have this done.

How different can you get, between that, and when you perform this excruciating act on an unsuspecting newborn baby? Horrifying!! ! Terrible that people do this ignorant atrocity/mutilation to infants. It should be banned.



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15 Jan 2017, 3:00 pm

FWIW If you read the article it boils it down to them theorizing it relates to pain in infancy rather than something specifically about circumcision. Pain can obviously be experienced a bunch of different ways as well varying perceptions and tolerance to pain so it could apply to any number of things rather than directly from circumcision.



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15 Jan 2017, 4:13 pm

I think it must have some psychological results as the end is supposed to be covered until sx and removing it leaves the end exposed all the time, until it hardens and becomes less sensitive, but probably doesn't cause autism.
I've seen some women in the USA say that men who haven't been genitally mutilated are gross, and there's something wrong with their mindset, as it's the same backward mindset as those people from third world countries who mutilate girls.



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15 Jan 2017, 4:16 pm

Jacoby wrote:
FWIW If you read the article it boils it down to them theorizing it relates to pain in infancy rather than something specifically about circumcision. Pain can obviously be experienced a bunch of different ways as well varying perceptions and tolerance to pain so it could apply to any number of things rather than directly from circumcision.


My bad. I should know better by now to read the article before commenting.

But still, any autistic person can tell you that our behavior is not all about responding to pain. There are a lot of sensory issues related to autism, but that still doesn't explain executive functioning issues, special interests, and not understanding social cues.



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16 Jan 2017, 12:58 pm

I'm female, so I guess I shouldn't be autistic at all. :roll:

But then again, there are many many other things linked to autism: Eating, sleeping, breathing, going to the bathroom, perspiring, blinking, being born, and being autistic. :P



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16 Jan 2017, 3:20 pm

Circumcision is one of the absolute most absurd and faulty beliefs of human-society that is based on insane religious-rituals and is also based on erroneous beliefs about hygiene and disease. The madness needs to stop, for it is nothing more than genital-mutilation, and non-circumcised actually IS more «pleasure-able» for a lady, believe it or not, and I know that of one of my younger cousins (I think I am supposed to refer to him as cousin) is not circumcised, with a very pretty girlfriend, and she wants to stay with him (they have also already had a child together as I recall). Religions also teach the wrong things about sex, for sex is not a dirty act, but a beautiful act. Sex only becomes «dirty» if forced, coerced, freely given to the abusive, or denied to one's lover in order to manipulate/force the lover's behaviour to act a certain way towards the one who is withholding sex from their partner.


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