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Largely, it means they don't understand the question. The two entries are a tad confusing...it's pretty obvious that if you enter "Position...bottom", then "Fucking" is most likely going to be "bottom" also.
Often you will see Thais putting down "Dicksize....cut". That means they think their penis is cute but probably uncut.
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I've heard that doctors in Thailand will circumcize Thai guys (it's not uncommon for adults to want to be circumcized). One Cambodian guy here in U.S. had it done and now complains about it making his dick seem smaller. I know a Christian Thai in Bangkok who got circumcized, and he laughed and said it seems smaller now. I totally don't understand why it matters in any way. Why would people discuss that in ads? I also don't understand the size issue. We're lucky to meet anyone good-looking--so I don't understand these little finicky gay obsessions. It's like Morris the Cat.
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-- It's MORE likely to be an hospital rather than individual and/or Drs. who will carry-out adult c'cisions., (apart from c'cisions. for religious reasons, possibly?),. - About a yr. or so ago I checked with a pte. Dr. who suggested that I go to BKK. XTN. HOSP'L., wch. -at that time - said that they would charge 14K.Bh. for an adult's c'cision.. - That having been written I've encountered few, v. few, c'cised. Thais.
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I think there is also a lot of variation in foreskins among all people (many seem almost like they were circumcized). I think there is also a little snip procedure that is not a circumcision but opens it up and lets the head all out.
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-- In the RP. - apart from a few & trad. Ch. families - most males are c'cised.; it's a 'Rite of passage.', or - as a poster that I saw once in Binondo told us - 'The Gateway to Manhood!'. The Lions' Club, the Rotarians, Senatoriables & other Wannabees etc. sponsor subsidised & mass public c'cisions. for approx. PHP.1,5OO.oo., (approx. USD.3O.,. I've seen photos. of such public c'cisions, performed on a convenient side-walk, where friends held-down the patients to prevent any potentially fraught movement - quite brutal with the Dr. pulling the 'skin. to its full extension before making the incision. - Allegedly no right-minded Filippina would ever dream of marrying a non-c'cised. male. - I remember reading a newspaper article in wch. the correspondent wrote that he - hailing from some remote village - was c'cised. on Maundy Thursday, according to local custom; after the op. all such youths immersed themselves in an icy cold mountain lake to dull the pain. Then, on Good Friday, they had the prvililege of carring the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the annual & village procession. -- Should one be unfortunate enough to suffer from a mild form of phimosis, (tight 'skin.], then a small incision - rather than a complete c'cision. - is often sufficient. - I write as a non-medical person, so E&OE..
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With Filipinos, I always thought it was a something Catholic. But thinking about this more, I think almost NO hispanics are circumcized. Philippines was ruled from Mexico. So I don't understand why Catholic Filipinos are circumcized (Mexicans are not). Of course Muslim Filipinos are. Maybe it was some tradition that started in the Muslim South.
I was in a relationship here with a Chinese from Malaysia who was not circumcized. I qualify my observation about blacks in the U.S.--I don't think that Latino blacks here are circumcized. It makes absolutely no difference to me!
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The cultural practice of circumcision among Filipinos comes neither from the Spanish or Mexican or Catholic influence. Though there may have been influence from the Americans, it is really descended from a practice common among pacific islanders, to which Filipinos are culturally and genetically related. The practice is a slit incision, not a circumcision in the Western style, and yes, as mentioned above, it is seen as a rite of manhood. It's a very old cultural belief, predating the colonial period.
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