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⌈ Secret Post #2474 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Unpopular opinion thread

[(Anonymous)]

I'd file this one under "technically may be correct but not very high on my priority list," and not because I'm a man-hating feminist or anything like that. I just haven't known enough circumcised men to get worked up over it to think it's a major problem. (I'm sure there are men out there who do feel that way due to personal bad experiences with it. But then there are probably women who had problems with ear piercings their parents had done when they were three months old, but I don't see a huge movement against that practice, which lacks even the dubious justification of hygiene.)

Re: Unpopular opinion thread

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the same way.

Re: Unpopular opinion thread

[(Anonymous)]

Even if the kid doesn't want the piercings, it doesn't affect anything in their life to have them. There is no loss of sensation in their earlobes or anything remotely uncomfortable about it. All that early ear piercings do is give the kid little holes in their earlobes should they choose to use them.

That's nowhere near comparable to circumcision, which has been shown to alter genital sensation, and it's irreversible. Not wearing earrings will basically reverse the effect of the piercings. So basically... one is a slight discomfort for a bit and doesn't have any real negative problems for the kid, while circumcision has legitimate downsides for no real benefits.