Q & A with Kara_Sutra

Does being circumsized make you better in bed?

 

 

Question:

Dear Kara_Sutra

I'm hoping you can help me with a concern I've been having lately. While I was out with friends one night we got into a debate about whether or not being circumcized makes any difference when it comes to sex and being good in bed. All the college friends I have are cut and I'm not. Does this mean I'll be bad in bed?

 

Answer

Thanks for watching and supporting what I do!!

Let me do what I can to help ease your fears and possibly educate you at the same time.

In regard to your being uncircumcised, please know that is your bodies natural state of being, there is nothing wrong with you and for what it's worth, that is the way your body was supposed to be.

In case you don't know too much about the foreskin here are the basics; when a male is born his penis is fully intact. Meaning that there is still a piece of skin that covers the head (or glans) of the penis. This skin is double layered, flexible and contains many nerve endings. Shortly after he is born his parents may opt to have that skin removed for religious, societal, hygienic or cultural reasons.  If you have had that skin removed you have been cut or circumcised, if you still have your foreskin intact you are uncut or uncircumcised.  

Now that we have that out of the way let’s get back to real reason your here; you want to know if being cut or uncut makes a difference in bed. Unfortunately I can’t give you a straight answer and I don’t think anyone really can. I say this because what might feel good to one person may not feel good to another and what one person really likes another person might not even care about. What I can offer is that sex and being good in bed has less to do with your dick and more to do with how you use it...and how you use you’re other digits (which I’ve covered in other videos)

Please also keep in mind that when it comes to females, 70% of women require clitoral stimulation to achieve an orgasm...your penis cannot provide the necessary stimulation to her clitoris to get her to orgasm.  Its just not the way the penis, or sex in general, was designed. As such, you need to stop being so dependant on your penis to work its magic and thinking its God’s gift to women and instead learn about your partner’s body, her likes or dislikes and how to properly please her. That is the first step to becoming a great lover.

When it comes to women and their experiences, some like the feeling of the foreskin rubbing on them internally and say they can feel it, others don’t like it at all and still some other’s could care less. Some women like the look of a natural, uncut cock, while other get freaked out by it. Each persons experience will be different and to be a good lover you will have to treat each person like the individual they are rather then handling them with the typical "everyone is the same" mentality.

In short, being cut or uncut, big or small, thick or thin has little to do with actual technique and the amount of pleasure you share with your partner. Take the necessary time to learn how to use what you have to your own full potential and I can guarantee you'll be thanked by some very happy ladies.

One last thing, whether you’re cut or uncut, I highly suggest the use of protection to keep you safe from STD’s and unwanted pregnancy. 

hope that helped

Kara_Sutra

 

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