By Adam Kelling © 2015
"But what if he doesn't take care of it when he's older...?!" asked a shocked relative on my wife's side of the family upon learning that our son would remain intact (not be circumcised). Little did she know that I am also fully able to enjoy all that I came into this world with, and, like countless men the globe over, I have never had these mythical troubles that so many Americans fear. As I light-heartedly assured her that day, intact care among men really is as simple as this:
Adult Intact Penis Care
1) Remove clothes.
2) Step into a warm shower.
3) Rinse your body as you otherwise would.
4) With a quick lift of one hand and light massage of the other, take 10 seconds to move around and rinse your (intact) penis, under warm running water. Do you retract fully? Great. Retract, rinse, replace. Do you have partial coverage, or not retract entirely? No problem. Rinse whatever is moveable. Water only. No soap (as that causes drying and irritation).
5) When you've finished washing your hair, cleansing your arm pits (use soap there), or whatever else you do in the shower, step out. Dry off. Job finished.
That is it.
Trust me, this is a task that virtually any man on the planet can handle -- and will likely succeed in just fine
even if no one ever tells him what to do! Your son will as well, I promise.
Trust that your son will be just fine. He will know how to bathe.
Every mammal on earth is born with foreskin - and no problems staying clean.
The hardest part of cleaning my foreskin is staying in tune!
via Intact Connecticut
Foreskin is natural, normal, and fun -- and cleans with a little rinse, in infancy through adulthood.
Trust that when your son becomes a man, he will know how to shower. Intact care is as simple as water running over the body.
IntactHealth.org
United States hygiene myths that shame women, and those that shame men.
"I had to circumcise my pig because he couldn't keep his foreskin clean" said no farmer ever!
via Intact Quad Cities
