Reply #252: Your partners most likely have never experienced

[Bouncy Ball]

a penis that WASN'T cut. So how can they possibly compare? You have most likely never experienced (or possibly even seen) a vulva with labia removed. So of course you don't know anyone who would like that.

This gets to the very heart of the issue--we have a cultural bias for cut penises (at least a certain generation and older does) because that is what we know. We have to get past the familiar to question whether it is a practice that has any benefit. The medical community admits the potential benefit is so small that it is offset by the risk of complications both during and after surgery. So simply saying "well everyone likes mine and it's what we're used to" skips over the medical indication question, which is vital to explore.