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@Nikie (or is it Delilah today?) How are you? Still working on your porch? Or have you already gone to bed? Haven't heard much from you, and I hope you are OK.--David

Amen. I do hope though that no one thinks we're talking trivia. Some would have to do a lot of reading back up the line, to know that this is a needed detour for me. I recall in a group debriefing of exhausted first responders to a huge and heart-breaking disaster, somebody came in with...

Nah! Besides, we've all been banned, even by ourselves! It's great to make another fool of myself. Just like home. After all the hell this thread is about, I need the fun.

A healthy woman looking a little crowded in tight jeans is a major cause of men's having to readjust. Damn, how far can this go, before we get busted?

I think somebody beat us to it with split-crotch panties.

Not so! We love the blossoms. (Unless you mean hairstyle? And that's just a fashion, or a cinematic trick to make the blossom more visual.) And on what I said about men "readjusting"? Why had you thought they put front pockets on tight Levi's? (We ought to sell some of this stuff to a...

Hey, guys have to readjust so often, nobody seems to notice it.

Hah! I'm losing some of my shyness on this thread. My TMI is that if scanning porn, I more often stop on "full-grown" beauties instead of those with tailored "babygirl" features.

Same here! We love lilies of every variety. Color, shape, size and detail. They are all hypnotic in their diversity, and deserve close attention. There are legitimate medical reasons for modifying some parts, but appearance is not one of them. Let flowers be natural. Women may be "trendy"...

I think one solution here would be a slotted bike seat. Not a new idea, since the old U.S. Cavalry saddles were made that way for male protection.

@Lucycat, I second @Mit's appreciation of your help. His and my experiences with hypospadias and surgeries for it are quite similar, though he had more surgeries. We both as children had to deal with societal and medical ignorance and cruelty. And as adults, we have had to endure our own...

The will never be TMI as long as anyone allows a knife close to their genitals for purely "cosmetic" reasons.

Fabulous news, Laurie! That "light" gets bigger and bigger every day.

I have fought that urge before, Shadow. But finally, checking in at emergency was the right thing to do. And more than once, since I was passed needing immediate help. I understand your hesitancy, but if you are exhausted with trying to get into the partial hospital program and other kinds of...

Just checking on you Shadow. Have you found some help yet? Are you OK?

How you doing, Kiddo? (Hope you don't mind my saying it that way. My daughter loves it when I say that.) It's been a couple more days, and I wonder if you are feeling any better. All of us here have had trauma and fear interrupt our lives, so if you are not feeling steadily better over time...

In Africa and other countries yes, sometimes to a horrific degree of danger and destruction. But especially now in the U.S. women are subject to "Female Genital Enhancement" which amounts to elective surgery to: reduce or enlarge the labia, reduce the hood or move the clitoris, and otherwise...

And though sensitive in itself, some research speculates that the glans is mostly there to help the more sensitive foreskin keep its shape.

A woman could probably relate some if the hood on her clitoris were to be removed surgically or by accident. The moist cushion and pleasure nerves inside the hood would be gone, exposing the glans to friction and drying out, leading to a very painful condition. Believe it or not, some...

Hell no! And we, of all people, know how to keep secrets!

Thanks Cashew. By the way, I know a great forum you might use in sorting out what you mentioned! Take care, and thanks again.

Thanks. We've not mentioned anyone's name or body part other than our own and I certainly don't plan to. But are you referring to me as too-many-comments? I know I have been returning any messages and wrote a lot of introductory stuff, but I thought I was clear in my purpose. If I'm wrong, I...

How 'bout this Mit! She "gets it."

Hah! And I'll bet you do Delila perfectly! It will all get done, and it is wonderful that your daughter is helping. Sharing a project can do so much good!

If you read @Mit's post, you know that by getting surgery for his son has probably prevented the kinds of surgical and psychological trauma we both have had. See our posts also in "Botched Circumcision" where both of us told our stories. In my case at least having surgeries at ages 7 and 13...