Thread by @Bitchyy_McFlyy

I know this topic is very controversial and this may be one of the rare times I am caping for cis men but think of it like this:

If circumcision is unnecessary and has the potential to cause damage to the penis that is a biiig chunk of the American population who had an unneeded

Surgery. That is a heavy fucking weight on the shoulders of people who have been circumcised.

On top of all of that, there is no way the medical world could offer anything to correct or apologize for doing this. They have been doing this wrong thing for so long to so many people

That in order to keep up appearance and not look stupid, they keep doing it. (This is all hypothetical).

The same way we KNOW laboring and birthing on your back isn't how it is supposed to be done. (If it felt right for you, that is a different story). Supine (aka reclined)

Position goes against the very basic laws of gravity! But they still try to make people do it because "that is how it's always been done."

The thing about science is that you have to realize you could be proven wrong at any moment. That is the nature of science. Be confident in

What you know and have proven true until a new truth comes out.

But since men took over the majority of medicine and science there has become this ego tied into it. They can NEVER be wrong... which goes against the simplist principal of science. You will be wrong, usually many

Times in your life. This isn't excusing ignoring people's symptoms etc.

And to put a few things into perspectice about the interconnectedness of the human body I am going to give you some examples.

Sometimes babies are born with what is called a lip tie or a tongue tie (these

Are two different things, but like kissing cousins). You know that flap of skin in your upperlip that connects to your gums? Also the flap of skin under your tongue that connects to the bottom of your mouth?

Sometimes babies are born with excess skin that make the tongue not

Lift all the way or the lip(s) to move properly. There are cases where it is bad enough to interfere with nursing, particularly breast/chestfeeding and it may be fixed in infancy.

Others don't have it fixed until adulthood (or at all). One of the biggest things people tell me

Is they feel BETTER. Even their posture changes. This is not life threatening or anything of that nature.

Now apply the same idea of interconnectedness with the removal of foreskin, a part of the body that is supposed to be there. Almost every single baby born with a penis has

One. And we cut it off. Do you think there is no psychosomatic link?

Just something to ponder.