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| − | |Text=Those circumcised men who feel they were seriously cheated in being deprived of their foreskins may be interested in an article in the latest (November 21) issue of ''The Advocate'' on foreskin restoration. | + | |Text=Those [[circumcised]] men who feel they were seriously cheated in being deprived of their foreskins may be interested in an article in the latest (November 21) issue of ''The Advocate'' on [[foreskin restoration]]. |
| − | Basically, the article describes a plausible-sounding technique for | + | Basically, the article describes a plausible-sounding technique for restoring the functionality of a [[foreskin]] by [[stretching]] the residual [[skin]] of the [[penis]]. It is promoted by a doctor named Mark Waring who documented the techniques in a 64-page booklet called Foreskin Restoration (Uncircumcision), available from (hope it's okay to post this): |
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| − | for $14.95 plus $1.25 postage and handling. | + | for $14.95 plus $1.25 postage and handling. Supposedly a new, bigger, illustrated publication on the same subject is due out next year. Dr. Waring said he got the idea after seeing a program on an African tribe whose members stretch their lips and earlobes. The technique supposedly takes about *three years* of continual effort to achieve complete coverage of the [[glans]], but if you feel seriously handicapped by the lack of a [[foreskin]], well, it might be worth putting your money where ... uh ... |
| − | Disclaimer: I know nothing more about this technique than I read in the article. | + | Disclaimer: I know nothing more about this technique than I read in the article. Furthermore, I'm female and unlikely to be partaking in any of this myself :-). But it seems very pertinent to the recurring discussions. Get the article or the book for yourself (and monitor these newsgroups) for further information and debate! - Susan (1993) |
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| Title | Foreskin Restoration |
| Subtitle | Uncircumcision |
| Author | Waring, Mark |
| Pages | 64 |
| Edition | Out of print |
| First Edition | 1988 |
| Publisher | New Orleans: Second Skin Books |
| “ | Those circumcised men who feel they were seriously cheated in being deprived of their foreskins may be interested in an article in the latest (November 21) issue of The Advocate on foreskin restoration.
Basically, the article describes a plausible-sounding technique for restoring the functionality of a foreskin by stretching the residual skin of the penis. It is promoted by a doctor named Mark Waring who documented the techniques in a 64-page booklet called Foreskin Restoration (Uncircumcision), available from (hope it's okay to post this):
for $14.95 plus $1.25 postage and handling. Supposedly a new, bigger, illustrated publication on the same subject is due out next year. Dr. Waring said he got the idea after seeing a program on an African tribe whose members stretch their lips and earlobes. The technique supposedly takes about *three years* of continual effort to achieve complete coverage of the glans, but if you feel seriously handicapped by the lack of a foreskin, well, it might be worth putting your money where ... uh ... Disclaimer: I know nothing more about this technique than I read in the article. Furthermore, I'm female and unlikely to be partaking in any of this myself :-). But it seems very pertinent to the recurring discussions. Get the article or the book for yourself (and monitor these newsgroups) for further information and debate! - Susan (1993)– Susan Co (Message on a BB)[1] |
See also
- Circumcision
- Foreskin
- Penis
- Basics of foreskin restoration
- Foreskin restoration
- Surgical foreskin restoration
- Category:Film about foreskin restoration
- Literature about foreskin restoration
References
- ↑
Co, Susan (19 April 1993). Uncircumcision
, science-bbs, Science Forums. Retrieved 28 January 2020.
