According to Dr. Patti Britton, PhD, director of the Sexuality Certificate Track in the Chicago School of Professional Psychology / Westwood, circumcision provides special benefits for you and your partner. First, the he did not have to bother anymore to clean the skin covering the head of his penis (the prepuce, or better known as the foreskin). Practicality is not owned by a man who is not circumcised, because it takes extra effort to pull the skin and clean the previously closed.
Clean the area of the head of the penis (the foreskin closed) is necessary to avoid the odor or scent of a more serious effect of the accumulation of material released by the gland (smegma). By itself, fewer bacteria or germs that can move into your body and affect your health.
Whereas if you have a spouse who is not circumcised, safer sex should be emphasized. Men with foreskin of the penis is still covered sometimes have trouble finding condoms that fit, or ensure that condoms are kept in place during penetration occurs. This can create its own concern for women, and consequently disrupt the sexual activity.
Uncircumcised penises are also have a smell or taste different. The smell in the genital area is normal, but if too strong, most likely less intact penis clean. Poor hygiene can also cause infection under the foreskin, whose symptoms can include irritation, redness, pleasant aroma, and other abnormal symptoms.
In the end, there is no better or worse during sex with circumcised men circumcised or not. Everything is back to the individual taste of women. Women who have a spouse that is not circumcised can enjoy.






















