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It is good As you grow older you will find that you will have more control over the sensitivity of your penis. People that are circumcised for example have had a massive amount of the sensitive nerves removed with the foreskin and then lose sensitivity of the glans as a result of constant friction on clothing this can lead to dis function and painful sex for the woman.
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