Circumcision

[Rev. Rye]

Never bothered me any.

How would you know?  Hate to be the one to break this to you, but it did..and not just a little, alot.  May as well have chopped off all the fingers on your hands and said "haven't noticed a difference".  Well...ofc you haven't, because you;re missing the very bits that would have helped you notice that difference.  That's -why- weird ass loons thought it would stop the youngins from pulling their meat.

Just another thing to thank your parents for.  

At any rate, it turns out that several studies have been done on the subject and the general consensus is that, as sensitive as the foreskin is, in fact, circumcision has a negligible effect on sexual pleasure, and this Psychology Today article explains why this could be. It turns out our body has quite a bit of excess in the number of parts it has. Think about how many bodily organs we have two of, and how many of them we can remove one of and still function normally (like the kidneys or the lungs). The foreskin is much the same in this regard. It may add a bit extra to sex, but if it's removed, it won't likely lead to a serious detriment.

Fun fact, since you brought up fingers, the article I linked to brought the analogy up:

Consider how it feels to pet a cat with five fingers. You feel the soft luxuriousness of the fur. You feel the cat purr. Now imagine that you lose one finger. After you’re all healed, you pet the cat with four fingers. You have 20 percent fewer touch-sensitive nerves in that hand, but does petting feel any different? The same goes for penile sensitivity. Men don’t need foreskins to enjoy ecstatic lovemaking.

Also, it turns out we have a lot of sensitive skin that can certainly help augment sexual arousal and the foreskin makes up only a small part of it. Look up erogenous zones to see what I mean.

Granted, the benefits of removal of the foreskin are negligible at best (the best I've been able to find is a possible reduction in HIV contraction, and that's really questionable), but, if done properly (by a doctor, preferably with anaesthetic), it shouldn't cause much of a problem years down the line.