do circumcised boys want to stimulate themselves and uncut boys to see how it works?

is it just me or do i start moveing my hand slower in masterbateing

Hi
There is a natural curiosity among many boys when it comes to their penises.
The fact that one may be circumcised and one not circumcised could increase the curiosity but often the same sex experimentation is fulfilling the desire to take part in same sex relationships and it would happen even if you were both the same.
So as long as you both want to do it, for whatever reason just enjoy it and don’t worry about why you like it.

Yeah my friend said he has lots of questions to why his pecker looks different to theirs. they all said they were born that way but after showing them how they were cut they soon opened their eyes to how they ended up with cut peckers.

Yes, it is very different.


How you do it depends on whether you have an internally lubricated movable foreskin that glides up and down the shaft or whether you have been unforeskinned.

If you are foreskinned, then all you need to do is glide your foreskin back and forth. The foreskin is internally lubricated with lymphatic fluid and glides without friction. The numerous nerves inside the foreskin are stimulated by the motion and generate pleasurable sensations.

Long and vigorous masturbation can cause the foreskin to become edematous and swollen, which is painless and not a cause for alarm. The edema usually goes down within about 24 hours.

If you are unforeskinned and the skin is taut and immovable, then you will need some lubrication and you need to slide your hand up and down the shaft. You will likely injure yourself without lubricant. Friction burns are common when a male without foreskin masturbates without lubricant. Some lubricants are baby oil, vegetable oil, personal lubricant, soapy water, and saliva.

It is common for an unforeskinned male, who has been deprived of his internally lubricated foreskin, to have friction burns if he does not apply external lubricant.

Your friend has the advantage because he has a foreskin.

Failure to use lubrication when needed will cause friction irritation and pain in the penis.

The best lubrication for masturbation is the human foreskin. The highly innervated, erogenous foreskin is secured only at each extremity and is not attached to the underlying shaft of the penis. It is internally lubrication with lymphatic fluid and glides up and down the shaft of the penis without friction. The foreskin is filled with pleasure nerves that are stimulated by motion. This makes it ideal for masturbation.

If one‘s penis has been deforeskined, the shaft skin is shortened, which makes it taut and immovable. Nineteenth Century doctors thought that would make masturbation impossible. It did not make impossible but it made it harder to do and less fun.

If you don’t have a foreskin, then you will need external lubrication to compensate for your loss. You will need to learn to slide your hand up and down the shaft.

Some males use a personal lubricant, which is designed to provide lubricant for sexual intercourse. There is no age restriction on its purchase.

Others may use petroleum jelly, such as Vaseline (which is greasy), baby oil, vegetable oil, olive oil, or saliva. Some foreskinned males also like to use lubrication, although it is not strictly necessary.

Products with harsh and irritating chemicals should be avoided. Shampoo and body wash have been reported to cause irritation and should not be used.

Unforeskinned males who try to masturbate without lubrication are likely to suffer friction irritation and pain. If that happens, then you may put some Jergen’s hand lotion on your penis to soothe it. It should get back to normal in about a week.

There is something really erotic about watching a statuesque glistening circumcised penis having its shaft stroked at first softly and then harder and harder until that final volcanic eruption of cum. For me, who is uncut, even better than wanking myself via my foreskin