I know circumcision is frown at in the world generally. But few are still practicing and advocating it. I met a girl that advocates it although not circumcised yet but their tradition demand circumcision after marriage because they believe it will stop infidelity in women.

My NL people will you marry or date such a girl? Even though you may not subscribe to circumcision do you think it reduces a woman’s love for sex considering the fact that her clitoris is cut? I welcome your contribution.

Well research has it that circumcised women find it harder to reach orgasm than non-circumcised women. . .

what is halleluyah ??

Stupid nairaland word censorship!

Female circumsion makes it difficult for girls to reach the climax during sex. Once dated a lady who was circumsized and Men, she was work!

hmmm, this is too tasty but i reserve most of my comment, however, i think that system stems from a society ruled by selfish men who dont want to do the work of making their woman hallelujah ( you know eureka, peak, climax) lol, that's all for now, dont wanna touch this too much o,

i agree with giddy'sgold.
Circumcision is a tradition that was initiated by men. With the knowledge we have in this new age, its about time that we start to make changes. You dont see men getting their joysticks resected at young ages to deter them from being promiscuous. So why cut off a females's sexual part?

It isnt fair. Its cruelty at its worst.

It is a good thing that soceities at large are getting rid of it, else we could not have avoided it,

sinep

pls tell me the tribe she is from, so i wont marry from that tribe

@kpolli she is from a tribe in rivers state.

True it makes lady not to reach their peak. A friend told me how he sweet it out with a lady circumcised and when he was successful the lady is always coming for more. She told him she loves sex. With this story of a friend I think circumcision does not stop the ladies from loving sex but the man need to work harder.

Since when did girls start getting circumcised?

@mama-gee this is an age long practise.

Like its male counterpart, circumcision of females has two histories. First it is a ritual or customary practice among tribal societies (mostly in Africa) and some Islamic communities. Secondly it is a medical intervention, justified by Victorian (and, in the USA, some twentieth century) doctors in exactly the same way as they rationalised circumcision of boys: to deter masturbation, to treat obscure nervous disorders such as hysteria, neurasthenia and epilepsy, and thereby to promote health.

As earlier as 6000 (?) BCE Circumcision (male and female) practised as puberty rite by tribes in north-eastern African and Arabian peninsula