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Topic	One week after circumcision.
Seitar 11/12/19 1:47:43 PM #29:	One thing I find very odd about circumcision is that it's usually done a few days after birth. Yet doctors tell parents of un-circumcised boys not to pull back the foreskin until the boy is at least 18 months as that can damage the glans. Paragon21XX posted... Demon1050 posted... I don't believe you. An infant does not begin to become fully conscious until it is several months old because before then, short and long term memories are incapable of being stored. Only after around 4-6 months do infants begin to gain the ability to store and process memories. Even then the ability is not fully developed until the late toddler years. No, you were traumatized by something else you fail to actually remember, but you ascribe it to circumcision because it's the only permanent change you can see. Might I suggest a hypnotherapist to see if they can dig out the latent memory that actually caused the trauma? Did he state when he was circumcised? I mean sure if it was done a few days after birth then a normal human wouldn't be able to remember it but if it was done later at say 2 months old then there is a risk that such a traumatic experience becomes one of the first memories of an individual. --- PSN: Seitar-Hubbe <cite>Seitar posted [p:930033830] in One week a... [t:78154516]...</cite> <quote>One thing I find very odd about circumcision is that it's usually done a few days after birth. Yet doctors tell parents of un-circumcised boys not to pull back the foreskin until the boy is at least 18 months as that can damage the glans. Paragon21XX posted...</cite> <quote>Demon1050 posted...</cite> I don't believe you. An infant does not begin to become fully conscious until it is several months old because before then, short and long term memories are incapable of being stored. Only after around 4-6 months do infants begin to gain the ability to store and process memories. Even then the ability is not fully developed until the late toddler years. No, you were traumatized by something else you fail to actually remember, but you ascribe it to circumcision because it's the only permanent change you can see. Might I suggest a hypnotherapist to see if they can dig out the latent memory that actually caused the trauma?</quote> Did he state when he was circumcised? I mean sure if it was done a few days after birth then a normal human wouldn't be able to remember it but if it was done later at say 2 months old then there is a risk that such a traumatic experience becomes one of the first memories of an individual. --- PSN: Seitar-Hubbe</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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