Is it necessary to rolled back foreskin while intercourse?

Answer 1

Assuming that the foreskin is properly retractable, the foreskin rolls back when pushed against the opening of the vagina, exposing the head (glans) of the penis as it slides into the vagina. While thrusting into the vagina, the foreskin usually slides back and forth over the head so that when its in side of her sometimes the skin is over the head and sometimes it is back. On the part of the thrust where the man pulls his penis part way out of the vagina, the foreskin naturally slides up over the head due to its contact with the vaginal wall.

The prepuce or foreskin represents at least a third of the penile skin. It protects the glans from abrasion and contact with clothes. being very rich in a variety of nerves The foreskin also increases sexual pleasure by sliding up and down on the shaft, stimulating the glans by alternately covering and exposing it. This can occur during masturbation or intercourse. Friction is minimized, and supplementary lubrication is not needed.

The foreskin Is a highly enervated part of the penis that functions as a sheath to protect the sensitive glans (head) of the penis from friction and dryness, The inside of it is lined with mucous membrane similar in properties to the inside of the eyelid lids and the inner labia in women. it protect the the sensitivity of the glans and the man's and plays a large part in producing pleasure during sexual activity. As the foreskin slides back with erection and penetration, the glans is left uncovered to come into direct contact with the soft, moist vaginal walls.

The way the foreskin is designed it is meant to easily retract and recover as the penis moves in wards and back outwards in the vagina it is highly charges with pleasure producing nerves and it also make a lubricating sleeve that requires less thrust for entry into the vagina and less or no lubrication in the case of masturbation. The women hat have pardners that are circumcised are much more likely to have vaginal dryness difficulty because of this.

However for some men, the head of the penis remains covered during erection and during intercourse. In this situation the glans slides against the inner foreskin as the man thrusts, and this is a normal variation as long as it does not make intercourse uncomfortable. This can however be easily corrected by doing foreskin stretching exercises as the foreskin in a sexually active male should be able to be retracted both in order to make sexual intercourse more pleasurable and to reduce the risk of infection.

The foreskin plays a large part in the pleasure of the sexual experience as it is very rich in the nerves that lead to sexual pleasure and control.

Answer 2

Yes it does tend to move backwards and forwards a little. However you must keep in mind that when the penis becomes erect the fore skins natural position tends to be mostly behind the glans as the size of the penis enlarges the foreskin doesn't, causing the glans to move out from under the fore skin, somewhat like a lipstick being pushed out of its container.

Answer 3

this is a matter of opinion really which depends upon how you feel with it rolled back or forward, personally i say it is more hygienic to roll it back and although it is not necessary i believe this is a better way

Answer 4

During sex, yeas, she can, though penetration will render the act unnecessary. It is also a part of basic hygiene to do so and gently wash the exposed area, and should be taught to children when it becomes evident that their foreskin can be easily retracted. It should be noted that it is harmful to do so to young infants & children, as doing so can cause pain and infection, since the foreskin is initially fused to the glans, like a fingernail, as a means of protecting the penis from infection.

Answer 5

Yes