Your Guide to Playing With An Uncircumcised Penis

The foreskin is absent in almost 75% of penises, which could indicate a widespread lack of familiarity with the great uncut. However, uncircumcised penises might be smoother to penetrate, easier to jerk off, and more receptive to touch.

Although the United States is seeing a decrease in circumcision rates, the World Health Organization estimates that roughly one-third of people with penises are foreskin-free. This implies that a significant portion of the population may lack extensive knowledge of the great uncut.

There is frequently some hesitancy if you have never seen an uncircumcised peen before. Will they have a very different penis? When you play, would their body react or feel differently? Are they more touch-sensitive? I promise that their cock will rock with or without a foreskin if they are a cool person and sexy to you. Therefore, don't get too caught up in these distinctions.

You could be even more motivated to explore if your partner does have foreskin. Here are three explanations for this:

1. Their Penis is Anatomically More Responsive

Nearly all circumcised individuals concur that the frenulum, or the underside of the cock's head where it joins the shaft, is the most sensitive part of the penis. You don't trust me? Try circling your tongue here to see them light up with delight.

Additionally, those who have penises say that the entire underside of their cock is more responsive than the sides or top. Why? Because the top and sides of their head and shaft touch their clothing and produce sensation when they are soft, which is usually the case. However, because the frenulum and the bottom of the shaft come in contact with warm skin throughout the day, they are shielded from this feeling. As a result, the nerve terminals are more receptive and nearer the surface.

The entire head of your partner's penis is protected if they are not circumcised. As a result, it becomes more sensitive to every touch. Therefore, an uncircumcised person's reaction to touch is typically more pronounced and more readable.

2. You Can Get Handsy-er

Using a dry hand is the most common mistake made when performing a hand job on a circumcised person.

People with penises often use whatever lubrication is available when playing solo. (Usually, saliva is their preferred lubricant.) They might also develop a preference for other products, such as hair conditioner, baby oil, and hand lotion. Silicone lube is what I advise using. It's ideal for hand jobs and other skin-to-skin contact. Additionally, it has no taste or fragrance, making it suitable for use in conjunction with the mouth.

Uncut individuals are unique. You can see the "turtle neck" of skin covering the head of their penis when they're soft. The tip of the penis will appear somewhat sharp, while that of a person who has had circumcision will appear rounded. The appearance of circumcised and uncircumcised individuals during an erection is essentially the same. The wonderful thing about that extra skin is that it gives their shaft a lot more play potential as their erection gets bigger; with or without lube, your hand will glide in a pleasant, smooth pumping action. This implies that you can use your hands more impulsively and playfully.

Check out a masturbation sleeve if you want to play with your partner's shaft, but they don't have foreskin. It will replicate the same feeling.

3. Penetration Might Feel Better

For the same reason that hand jobs are simpler, many people say that penetration is more straightforward and more pleasurable with uncircumcised partners: There may be some "gliding" movement from the foreskin.

This is because an uncircumcised person's foreskin reduces friction and their erectile tissue slides more easily when they thrust, making penetration easier and more enjoyable for both partners. The receiving partner may become irritable, inflamed, and more susceptible to infections as a result of the friction, which can result in minute tears in the delicate vaginal tissue of a circumcised individual.

The length of the circumcised person's shaft retracts with every thrust, which is the second problem. This indicates that the receptive partner's natural lubricants are being brought outside of their body by the injecting partner during PIV intercourse, which speeds up their dissipation.

To put it another way, uncircumcised individuals typically play longer and more smoothly without requiring as much synthetic lubrication as circumcised individuals may.

Naturally, if this is an issue for you, using a high-quality lubricant will make it simple to resolve. I firmly feel that lubricant is fantastic, regardless of whether your partner is circumcised and irrespective of how wet you are alone. It shields your skin and prepares you for longer, more healthful play sessions.

Is One Better Than the Other?

Sex is always what you make it, regardless of your gender, size, or shape.

Furthermore, there isn't much of a difference between circumcised and uncircumcised penises. Therefore, I advise jumping on it if your partner appeals to you. They might be the one you're looking for, whether they've been circumcised or not.