Post #1479906 · Elektrine

2026-04-13 17:28 UTC

> Go ask around the medical community and you’ll discover quite a few didn’t handle it well. Kids don’t do a good job of washing. I have, and this isn't true. it's also not supported by the medical documentation available. Instructing kids, especially when you start from an early age, to develop proper hygiene habits _is pretty easy_. I've even borne witness to it many times personally, although I'm not necessarily offering my personal experience as proof. > It’s highly relevant not when you're making claims about _everyone everywhere_. what matters there is _evidence_ to back up your claims, which you have yet to provide. so, since you were the one who initially made such claims... please back them up from reliable sources such as the AMA, for example.

Replies (1)

@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world 2026-04-13 17:42

> I have, and this isn’t true. I've got a friend who is a PA that has given me some very unpleasant stories about infected foreskins. > Instructing kids, especially when you start from an early age Sure. People can do lots of things if they are instructed well at an early age. But then people aren't instructed well. And that's where you run into problems. > I’ve even borne witness to it many times personally Fascinated to hear all the times you watched someone else wash their dick > not when you’re making claims about everyone everywhere Yes. These are universal problems for the male population. And circumcision is one solution so popular and so common that it's practiced the world over. > you were the one who initially made such claims I assure you that I'm not the first person to suggest the benefits of circumcision.

Open ##1479910