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Foreskinned guys frequently went to a school where they were the only [[foreskinned]] boy. They were likely to be teased and may have had their [[intact]] [[penis]] compared to an anteater or an elephant's trunk. They may have been made to feel abnormal or deformed because of the presence of their [[foreskin]]. | Foreskinned guys frequently went to a school where they were the only [[foreskinned]] boy. They were likely to be teased and may have had their [[intact]] [[penis]] compared to an anteater or an elephant's trunk. They may have been made to feel abnormal or deformed because of the presence of their [[foreskin]]. | ||
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| + | In actuality, almost every male infant throughout the world is born with a [[foreskin]]. There is a very rare birth defect called ''[[aposthia]]'' in which the foreskin did not develop normally. | ||
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Living with a foreskin in circumcised America is a review of the experiences of foreskinned guys with a penis with an intact foreskin in the United States, where the circumcised guy has been the norm.
Foreskinned guys frequently went to a school where they were the only foreskinned boy. They were likely to be teased and may have had their intact penis compared to an anteater or an elephant's trunk. They may have been made to feel abnormal or deformed because of the presence of their foreskin.
What is the real norm?
In actuality, almost every male infant throughout the world is born with a foreskin. There is a very rare birth defect called aposthia in which the foreskin did not develop normally.
References