This blog exists to say what others won’t:

That infant genital cutting, often called circumcision, is a violation of human rights.

That it’s done without consent, without necessity, and with lifelong consequences.

That it persists not because it makes sense, but because people are afraid to challenge tradition, authority, and social comfort.

Here, you won’t find euphemisms. You won’t find appeasement.

What you will find is plain language, hard facts, and clear moral reasoning.

Core beliefs of this blog:

Every human has the right to keep their whole body. No parent, doctor, or institution has the right to cut healthy tissue from a non-consenting child. The standard cultural defenses religion, cleanliness, tradition, aesthetics, do not justify violence. This is not a “parenting choice.” It’s a human rights issue. Protecting boys from harm is not optional. It’s a moral obligation.

This space stands for men’s rights and rejects the idea that male bodies are expendable or secondary.

It rejects the idea that discomfort is a reason to avoid truth.

It rejects silence.

If you’re looking for a safe, polite discussion—this may not be the place for you.

If you’re ready for honesty, you’re in the right place.

Let’s start.