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Old 05-04-2017, 09:17 AM   #10 (permalink)
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Dude, you've said to me that you're not even necessarily against Female Genital Mutilation because you think the parents should be able to make decisions like that.

I'm happy to stand against both and have argued my reasons for it. If you would care to argue for these procedures, go ahead.


As somebody with a working foreskin, I can tell you with 100% certainty that the part of the penis with most nerve endings and response is the foreskin itself.
You don't have an experience without working foreskin to know how it feels to your current situation.

Also I only said that on what's app because yes I do believe that the parents should get to choose but not when it comes to FGM.

You and others on your side refuse to just let others have their opinion and let it be. MGM is fine and FGM isn't. It isn't some big equality issue to me either.
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