Every man who has been circumcised has two stories...
...the one he can't remember,
...and the one he can't forget.
As a newborn,
he probably will not recall being restrained, or his penis being clamped and cut (one in five men say they do remember it). What he is unaware of is that his brain may not develop normally because of the severe pain and trauma.
As a man,
he might be reminded daily that his penis is not whole, not fully functional, and has a scar running around it. And he might know that he may still suffer from complications, like being at an increased risk for erectile dysfunction.
They don't know what an actual pleasure of sexual intercourse feels like because on the sex organ, foreskin (also known as the prepuce) is not there in circumcised men. The foreskin contains over 20,000+ specialized fine, touch nerve endings that enables a man to feel the pleasure sensations, wetness and heat.
The foreskin also plays an important role in sexual pleasure, due to its specialized erogenous nerve endings and its natural gliding and lubricating functions. Circumcision permanently alter male genitals, removing healthy protective functional tissue from the penis and exposing him to unnecessary pain and medical risks. More and more men are voicing their displeasure over having lost a natural part of their sexual anatomy.