Medically, it makes absolutely no difference. In the US, circumcision rates are dropping, but the rate is still at about 50 percent (meaning that about half of all baby boys get snipped in the US each year). It's also far more likely for white babies to get circumcised than any other race.
Let's do this systematically, shall we?
CUT.
Or, more medically, circumcised. This means the penis has no foreskin. It was likely removed when the child was a baby, largely because then the child won't have to experience the pain of its removal when they get older. Let's be real: I wouldn't know from personal experience, but I'm positive it's painful to have a piece of skin snipped off of one of the most sensitive parts of your body.
There are a lot of reasons to get the foreskin snipped off. Some people argue that it's cleaner and more hygienic because the boy doesn't have to deal with potential infections under the foreskin that could result from bacterial build up from bad washing habits. Others choose cut because of religious reasons. It's also common, because of pure American Judeo-Christian tradition, that the child gets circumcised because that's simply the way it's done. Or because that's how the father is.
It's all personal preference and choice for the parents, but the child never gets to choose (unless they've grown up and then choose to get circumcised then... Ouch.)
Circumcision actually makes the penis less sensitive because it gets used to all the extra sensation, usually buffered by the foreskin. You may think it looks beautiful without the little wrapper. Or you may think it looks like a naked mole rat. Personal preference.
UNCUT.
Uncircumcised, obviously the exact opposite of the above. It means that when the boy was born, the parents decided to spare him the pain of circumcision and let his body be. It could be because they didn't want to follow tradition. It could be out of compassion for their child. It might also be because the parents had excellent faith in their boy's future hygienic regimen.
Again, all personal. But they decided and the foreskin was saved. Boy grows up with a little extra wrapper around his penis, which some argue adds to the fun because it makes the penis so much more sensitive when it gets attention. It also has that little extra sleeve of sensation stimulated by manual sex and intercourse.
Some think that seeing the member in its natural state is like a work of art. Others think it looks like a worm. Personal preference.
If you're on the receiving end, it's worth it to spend time playing with both so you can learn which you like better (if either) and the differences between the two.
It'll be a fun experiment. ;)
It's all personal preference and choice for the parents, but the child never gets to choose (unless they've grown up and then choose to get circumcised then... Ouch.)
Circumcision actually makes the penis less sensitive because it gets used to all the extra sensation, usually buffered by the foreskin. You may think it looks beautiful without the little wrapper. Or you may think it looks like a naked mole rat. Personal preference.
UNCUT.
Uncircumcised, obviously the exact opposite of the above. It means that when the boy was born, the parents decided to spare him the pain of circumcision and let his body be. It could be because they didn't want to follow tradition. It could be out of compassion for their child. It might also be because the parents had excellent faith in their boy's future hygienic regimen.
Again, all personal. But they decided and the foreskin was saved. Boy grows up with a little extra wrapper around his penis, which some argue adds to the fun because it makes the penis so much more sensitive when it gets attention. It also has that little extra sleeve of sensation stimulated by manual sex and intercourse.
Some think that seeing the member in its natural state is like a work of art. Others think it looks like a worm. Personal preference.
If you're on the receiving end, it's worth it to spend time playing with both so you can learn which you like better (if either) and the differences between the two.
It'll be a fun experiment. ;)