Does getting circumcised affect (decrease) a man's sexual performance/sensit!

Yes it does decrease sensitivity!. No matter what anyone says the answer to that is yes!. I have heard a few guys who were circumcised later in life say no it's not true you don't loose sensitivity!. But actually you do!.
Sexual pleasure is almost ALL Psychological!. Sothe guys that really wanted to be circumcised wouldn't have taken the time to understand what amazing things your foreskin could do for them!. So they never really paid attention to their foreskin!. So to them there was no sensitivity loss!. Also if they really believe there would be no sensitivity loss then there really wasn't because sexual pleasure is so psychological!. And also their head has been protected by their foreskin for a long time so when just loosing their foreskin they haven't been "desensitised" yet or as long as someone who was circumcised at birth!. The penis was meant to be a mucus membrane!. it wasn't meant to be left unprotected and dry, so it will cry out and swell up and become desensitised!. Further distroying more nerves!.
Doctors and scientists have done studies about all this stuff and it's a proven fact from science that it reduces sensitivity!. But again sexual pleasure is so psychological some men don't even realize the change while some do!.
But to answer your question on the sensitivity part yes it will make you lose sensitivity!.
Now it can cause sexual performance problems!. When you remove the foreskin you are removing blood vessels and depending of how much was removed it may contribute to erectile dysfuntion!.
When a mans foreskin is removed there are improtant sexual pleasure and fine touch nerve endings removed!. These nerve endings are much different than the nerve endings everywhere else on the penis!. When you have more nerve endings in a certain body part, you have more control over it!. So circumcised guys are more likely to have premature ejaculationg problems earlier than uncut men!.
So the answer to both of those questions is yes!.


-ConnorWww@Answer-Health@Com

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Circumcision destroys at least 50% or more of sexual sensitivity, and this sensitivity continues to decline throughout the victim's lifetime, as the tissues meant by nature to be covered by the foreskin dry out and keratinize!.

Removal of the foreskin diminishes the size of the penis, also, by four thicknesses of skin in diameter!. Infant genital mutilation stunts the growth of the penis, due to the trauma to the tissues of the penis in the early developmental stages!.

Male genital mutilation damages the penis and sexual ability!.Www@Answer-Health@Com

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An adult male loses 15 square inches (40 square centimetres) of skin in circumcision, over half the skin of their penis!. They lose the gliding action as it slides on itself during masturbation and sex!. They also suffer bruising, perhaps some bleeding, and the swelling from the disruption to the lymph system goes on for up to six months!. Removing the foreskin turns the surface of the glans from an inner mucosal membrane to outside skin!. Newly circumcised adults usually go through some weeks of intense discomfort as the glans is constantly exposed to rubbing on clothing, until it develops a thicker keratin layer and becomes less sensitive!.
They must abstain from ALL sexual activity for an average of six weeks, sometimes more!. Some men like the final result but others complain of loss of sensation and miss being able to slide their foreskin over the glans!. Circumcised guys often have little or no movable skin left and are forced to masturbate using lube or rubbing dry, without the loose skin!. There is no going back if they don

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