Can you still have children if you dont have foreskin?

Answer 1

Yes you can, However you will have far less pleasure in the sexual act of producing the child without one. the foreskin is an important and pleasurably sensitive part of sexual intercourse. while there is no advantage in the removal of the foreskin on the penis. this operation has no effect on the fertility of a male.

Answer 2

YES!!!! Sperm has nothing to do with circumcision!!!!

I am kind of assuming whoever asked this question is a total idiot. If you can ask questions on this forum, you must be able to use a search engine. All Jewish men are circumcised and they have many children.

Answer 3

Yes.

Yes absolutely as a matter of fact the intact penis is better equipped for the job of procreation then is the mutilated or circumcised penis. The foreskin is a protective devise and a devise that makes sexual intercourse more pleasurable for both the man and the woman. numbers indicate that circumcised men are 4 times more likely to prematurely ejaculate. have glans that ave become so insensitive that they have trouble reaching the point of ejaculation. and are also far more likely to have trouble getting an erection especially as they get older. 45% of the words viagra is sold in the USA and there is such a large demand for it in Israel that it looks like it will be sold over the counter there soon.

Answer 4

The same way as a man with mutilated genitalia does (A circumcised man), only it feels better to him. The man with intact genitals in fact is likely to have more kids as his pleasure is greater and his inclination to have sex is greater.

Answer 5

Yes, of course. The vast majority of men are not circumcised.

Answer 6

Yes. the foreskin plays no part in the actual production of sperm.

Answer 7

Yes circumcision is the removal of the foreskin which has no relationship to your testicles where the sperm is made.

Answer 8

Nope. Being circumsized or not circumsized makes no difference in your ability to produce offspring.