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What I was looking to hear is that a real medical Doctor had actually made a suggestion for denuding as a medical way to reduce the issues of phimosis, of which you did not say. I can definitely see where razor stubble would cause any man to possibly have an irritated dick (private area, and face as well), but if she just didn't shave at all (except trimming and grooming) and allowed just enough growth to keep the hair short and kept it softened with a good conditioner and was clean before sex, then it's not so much the hair as it is the stubble. That was my point.
You talked of phimosis (a real physical issue) and the pain and discomfort with it and in the end you determined that keeping a better regiment with the steroid rub and stretching would deserve a greater devotion before deciding to get cut, totally understandable, but adding that your wife agreed to wax bald always was a bit indulgent in my opinion, that's all, and I was wondering if you had professional input stating the waxing would make a difference, other than the obvious for all men who are sensitive to razor stubble. As I said before, I meant no offense. Still, it doesn't sound as though it is medically necessary to wax in order to reduce the issue of phimosis, correct?
This is something you are trying on your own, o.k., please be careful to not make it seem that a lifetime of waxing has a medical note unless it really does, younger people who read this can, and will, use that excuse to serve their own purpose (Dr's say if you wax it will help me feel better kinda thing....) and young vulnerable women will believe there really is a reason to wax other than personal choice. If your Dr does say waxing will make a difference worth the risk to the waxed, please update me, as I would be interested to know. Thank you.
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p.s. I contradict my contradictions, with or without intention, sometimes. 
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