Confused about a circumcised man p***s?

Question

Well i heard that men who are not circumcised develop this gooey dark stuff at the tip of their p***s. I'm not sure if that's true and i heard they form that becasue they have that extra piece of skin there. So i guess im just more curious to know.

Answer 1

Many people may talk about smegma and other substances produced by an uncircumcised p***s because of the f******n, however, the truth is that any man can produce smegma whether he is circumcised or not.  Smegma is a result of accumulating perspiration, natural emissions from the skin and urine residue; a healthy hygiene regiment (soap and water) will eliminate and avoid smegma from forming.

I am an uncircumcised man and proud of it, and I have never, ever, had any concerns with any smegma accumulations, and it's because of my hygiene habits.

Being circumcised or uncircumcised does not make a difference, good hygiene is what makes the difference.

Best of Luck!

Answer 2

That is totally wrong. A natural secretion called smegma accumulates under the f******n as it does in the folds of your genitals. Using surgery to mutilate the genitals instead of washing in a modern western society makes no sense. Normal intact male genitals are, if anything, easier to wash than female ones.

Circumcision removes 15 square inches of sensitive skin in an adult. The f******n contains the most sensitive parts of the p***s and has many sexual functions, including acting like lube with a special gliding action during s*x and masturbation.

The f******n is not extra skin but an integral part of the p***s. It's removal is no longer recommended by any major medical organisation in the world. I deeply resent being mutilated against my will in this way.

Geoff

Answer 3

It's called smegma and formed underneath the f******n. As long as they pull the skin back and wash themselves thoroughly every day they do not develop smegma.

Answer 4

Yes and no.

1) Smegma is a substance that forms on the genitals. It's a natural antibacterial agent meant to protect against infections, but when it builds up over time and isn't washed off regularly, it turns dry and flakey and has a foul oder to it.

2) Everyone produces smegma! Men, women, circumcised and uncircumcised. In circumcised men, smegma never builds up on the head of the p***s because there is no f******n there to trap it and it just brushes off on their underwear. In uncircumcised men, they have to pull the f******n back and wash it carefully to make sure that smegma doesn't build up on the head of the p***s. Women also have to wash their parts everyday otherwise you can get that fishy/cheesy smell in your area, also due to smegma.

3) Most people that single out uncircumcised guys for this are just ignorant and it's pretty much an old wives tale in the US (where most guys have been circumcised) that uncircumcised penises are dirty or less hygenic. But the reality is, most guys in the rest of the world are uncircumcised and perfectly healthy and clean. So don't believe everything you hear.  

Answer 5

yes they do and its nasty and disquisting. Its medical term is smegme but street term is head cheese. its nasty fermented urine and most young guys have it bwecause they dont keep any part of them clean and they done care about having heasd cheese.

Answer 6

If they don't wash for ages they may notice a white substance building up. It's called smegma and females get it too. Harder to notice on females because it's over a bigger area but you'll find you get it too if you don't wash for a couple of days, even over less if you rub the area hard you might see a bit. Circumcised guys get it too but it just rubs off on their underwear because their glans is exposed. The Wikipedia entry on smegma has some info about what it is. BTW I've never seen it on an uncut guy anyway, it does take time without washing for there to be a noticeable build up.

Harriet

PS Ignore the imposter directly above me.

Answer 7

That is not true in the slightest! A man who is not circumcised has to have good hygiene, but there is no real benefit to getting circumcised to avoid that! I got circumcised at 19, now 28, and totally regret it! The "extra" skin was always very sensitive and masturbation/s*x was far superior when I wasn't circumcised! Since then I've noticed a significant loss of sensitivity, and I wrongly thought that I didn't have to wash my p***s anymore after getting cut!

Take it from me, a man who has lived life both ways, being UNcircumcised is better, as long as you stay clean!!

Answer 8

First off the other Surfnyoga is an imposter that is uncut, has a micro p***s and has no clue, other than he never gets any!

What you are refering to is Smegma and contains bacteria and virus! Most sexually active uncircumcised males carry HPV which causes cervical cancer in women! Uncircumcised men are easier to infect and pass on STD's and HIV! It really isn't in your best interest to sleep with an uncircumcised man! Stay with a nice clean cut white American guy!

I was circumcised at 18 and can assure you it is cleaner, healthier and looks better! There is NO great loss of sensitivity, that is all anti BS! I had no hesitation to have my boys (1&3) circumcised, as I know there is no downside, only a lifetime of benefits for them and their future partners!

Answer 9

it is white stuff.  it is called smegma. circumcised men dont have this.  their p***s is naturally cleaner because the f******n that breeds it is gone.  

circumcised is better looking , cleaner and less infections for both man and woman.

look for yourself;

http://www.circlist.com/

http://www.gilgalsoc.org/

http://www.aboutcirc.com/

http://www.medicirc.org/

http://www.circumcisioninfo.com/index_ho...

http://www.circinfo.net/

http://www.circinfo.com/

http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/2754...

Answer 10

First of all, the stuff is not 'dark'.  It's generally white.  Like the others mentioned, it's called 'smegma' & is mainly just dead skin cells.  Although it could also be leftover s***n if he hasn't cleaned-up after masturbating.  I agree that in men with adequate hygiene, circumcision status makes little difference.  But unhygienic uncircumcised guys will definitely smell more than the cut ones.  

Circumcised organs will trap very little smegma, urine & s***n.  The f******n, however, can retain all these secretions.  And, as we all know how much guys love to m********e, the secretions can build up quickly.  I'm not necessarily biased toward circumcison, just adequate hygiene for foreskinned males.

My BF is uncircumcised, but he wears his f******n permanently retracted.  This not only reduces secretions, but also limits the smell as well.

Answer 11

its not dark colored, it is white color and is the same stuff that occurs in the labia and of the v****a if it is not cleaned, with the number of times guy retracts to pee plus daily showers you will likely not see smegma ever unless a guy does not clean himself properly

the f******n is not an extra piece of skin, it is essential as your clitoral hood (it is actually the exact same thing formed from the same tissue)

Answer 12

That is a bit of misinformation. First, remember that all boys are born with a f******n and that the vast majority of men in the world are not circumcized. "extra" is not quite the right word to use in this case.

If you don't wash, you will eventually stink. Because the f******n allows the creation of lubrication, this will eventually smell if it isn't washed. Don't you smell when you don't wash? But gooey is a pretty strong term, and it certainly shouldn't be black. The upside to the lubrication is that no artificial lubrication is needed.

In the US, and I assume you are American, some people have a weird misconception of what uncircumcized penises are like and most women will say they prefer cut. This is because most men are circumcized there and that is what people know. In countries where this tradition doesn't exist, you will find the exact opposite.

Answer 13

No, it is white, not dark - but it is kind of gooey.  Smegma is produced by the f******n and serves to provide lubrication as the skin is moved up and down during s*x or masturbation.  See here:

http://geocities.com/painfulquestioning/... and

http://xrl.us/foreskinfunctions

But this is perfectly normal.  Most men wash under their foreskins when they shower.  A circumcised p***s rarely produces smegma.  The downside to getting the f******n removed are twofold: the f******n contains a lot of nerves that give pleasure: it is considered to be the most sensitive part of the p***s. Sensation is further reduced because the exposed glans (head) gets irritated by clothes and so forms a hard layer of skin over the top of the glans

Secondly, the circumcised man can no longer m********e properly because there is no skin to move up and down.

Here is a blog on circumcision:

http://wreckingboy.livejournal.com/31854...

Answer 14

Not true.

Oh, and it isn't "extra skin"... We are all born with a f******n and it actually has many important protective, sensory and sexual functions.

Answer 15

First off, EVERYONE male and female, circumcised or not, produces smegma.

Everyone. Usually, smegma tends to collect around the head of the p***s underneath the ridge of the head.

But there's NOTHING to fear about smegma. It's just dead skin cells getting sloughed off. Ever wake up one morning with eye boogers? Or have dry skin peel off your hands? It's the same thing.

Honestly, the only time you would  be likely to encounter this is if the man doesn't bathe often.