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The ironic thing is that by avoiding circumcision soon after birth a lot of people are condemning their sons to suffer a hell of a lot of pain later in life when they do decide to get circumcised>> SIGH Let's change a word in your post above shall we. ...a lot of pain later in life IF they do decide to get circumcised(which btw does not usually happen unless there are adhesions or constant infections which is only a little more likely than the circed mail) Your assertation that men will get circumcised eventually is so laughable when I think of my adult brother who as far as I know is STILL an intact male. Trying to put a guilt trip on people is not going to work my friend. In general I've found MOST of the people who choose to keep thier sons intact in the US are better read on the subject and as someone who scrutinized the evidence, I could not find compelling evidence to have it done to my son, nor could I find a compelling number of intact men knocking thier urologists(?) door down to perform the procedure for them in adulthood.