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	Parents may choose circumcision for a son because their religion requires it, because it is popular in the [[United States]], because they believe it is cleaner and healthier, or most frequently simply because [[Adamant father syndrome\| the father was circumcised when he was a boy]].		Parents may choose circumcision for a son because their religion requires it, because it is popular in the [[United States]], because they believe it is cleaner and healthier, or most frequently simply because [[Adamant father syndrome\| the father was circumcised when he was a boy]].

			You may have noticed that some of your school mates may have a [[foreskin]] on their [[penis]], although your penis is missing its foreskin. The condition of having a foreskin is called ''[[foreskinned]]'' or ''[[intact]]'', while the condition of not having a foreskin is called ''[[circumcised]]’’.