HumblePie
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- Oct 30, 2000
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Originally posted by: moshquerade
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it's too bad you were "botched". did you ever think of sueing the doc that performed the circ? sounds like he totally ruined your sex life.
LOL, you can't. I've looked into it. How exactly do I "prove" I would have more sensitivity if I had remained uncut? Now if I had been completely amputated of my wang-dinger (since ATOTs love to read odd terms I used that one) THEN I could have sued or my parents. However, a little extra blood and a little extra pain mean nothing as long as I turn out "normal" by society standards means I can't sue. Trust me, others have tried and all have failed do to certain "clauses" in the medical field.
Same thing with TRUE hermaophrodites that are born both male and female. Did you know doctors FORCE one gender role without parental consent when this happens? They automatically do one form of plastic surgery or another to fit them into a "role" for society. I got a few big thick college books on this subject (it was one of my electives so sue me cause I thought it would be interesting and a way to meet chicks by taking a few classes on human sex) as my reference point for all this.
I'm just saying since it's so prevelant in American society, it's going to get done regardless 99% of the time and that's just WRONG. I think it's wrong in other countries that force kids to get scars, 10 frikken hoops around their neck, an earring the size of my dinner plates, or whatever else gets forced as irrevocable changes to a childs body without letting them grow up and make that decision for themselves.
How is it different to snip a male penis at birth versus sticking a large piece bone through a huge slit in the bottom lip of a child? Or cutting off the left pinky toe? Or when the Chinese used to bind the feet of female babies to keep them small enough that women would have a harder time running away from husbands? Bleh... frikking double standards if you think penis cutting on a baby is fine but anything else I mentioned is not.