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Why We Say Intact Instead of "Uncircumcised"

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	* [[Living with a foreskin in circumcised America]]		* [[Living with a foreskin in circumcised America]]
	* [[Preputial sac]]		* [[Preputial sac]]
			* [[Tenets of Osteopathic Medicine]]
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	\|quote=94% found the word intact effective; it was ranked highest overall.		\|quote=94% found the word intact effective; it was ranked highest overall.
	}}</ref>		}}</ref> It refers to the whole person.

	''Intact'' is the preferred antonym for ''[[circumcised]]''. Intact males have a [[foreskin]]. An ''intact'' boy is a ''[[foreskinned]]'' boy.		''Intact'' is the preferred antonym for ''[[circumcised]]''. Intact males have a [[foreskin]]. An ''intact'' boy is a ''[[foreskinned]]'' boy.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	[[Jeffrey R. Wood]], an early [[intactivist]], is believed to be the first person to apply the word to the condition of having a normal, complete, natural [[penis]].		[[Jeffrey R. Wood]], an early [[intactivist]], is believed to be the first person to apply the word to the condition of having a normal, complete, natural [[penis]].

			Marilyn Milos, the founder of [[NOCIRC]], also advocated the use of <i>intact</i>, because words such as <i>uncircumcised</i> implied that something had been left undone.

	== Intact males ==		== Intact males ==
	Intact males possess a [[foreskin]] and its enclosed [[preputial sac]].		Intact males possess a [[foreskin]] and its enclosed [[preputial sac]].

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	''Intact'' is the preferred antonym for ''[[circumcised]]''. An ''intact'' boy is a ''foreskinned'' boy.		''Intact'' is the preferred antonym for ''[[circumcised]]''. Intact males have a [[foreskin]]. An ''intact'' boy is a ''[[foreskinned]]'' boy.

	According to the [[WHO]], about 70 percent of living males are intact. All boys are born intact. Being intact is the normal condition of human males.		According to the [[WHO]], about 70 percent of living males are intact. All boys are born intact. Being intact is the normal condition of human males.

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	Intact males usually have good [[gliding action]] and do not need to use lubrication.		Intact males usually have good [[gliding action]] and do not need to use lubrication.
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	* [[Care of intact, foreskinned boys]]		* [[Care of intact, foreskinned boys]]

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	* [[Foreskinned]]		* [[Foreskinned]]
	* [[Intactness]]		* [[Intactness]]
			* [[Living with a foreskin in circumcised America]]
	* [[Preputial sac]]		* [[Preputial sac]]
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	* [[Care of intact, foreskinned boys]]		* [[Care of intact, foreskinned boys]]
	* [[Foreskinned]]		* [[Foreskinned]]
			* [[Intactness]]
	* [[Preputial sac]]		* [[Preputial sac]]
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