The only difference is that the Glans (cap) is always exposed. Protected by warm, damp underwear, the difference in sensitivity can't be much because the skin on the Glans will remain soft and unabraded.
A pungent lubricating/softening fluid similar to lanolin, sometimes unappetizing called "smegma" or "head cheese" is produced between the foreskin and Glans that is mostly absent with circ guys who shower often. It is said that contributes to sensitivity. I have gotten into the habit of applying some water-base lotion to my penis after drying which I believe makes up for that lack and does increase sensitivity.
The Glans/cap is very sensitive can stoking it is the fast lane to an erection. Once you are hard, it can be too sensitive and focusing on the Glans only can impede orgasm. Stroking the entire length of the shaft until the collar of the glans is passed in "milking" fashion is a proper hand job but when orgasm approaches (deep breathing, thrusting) stroking just the shaft very rapidly with a moderate grip; first two fingers on the rounded "vein" in the underside and thumb on the top brings on ejaculation best for me, whether she does it or I do.
The thumb provides little stimulation itself but allows for the right grip. The two fingers should compress the "vein" a little on the down stroke and more on the upstroke. Guessing this sends pressure and suction to the prostate area drawing up semen and encouraging ejaculation and is the same, circ or not.
The key is to use plenty (plenty!) of lotion. You want your hand and his penis as wet as a Vag/penis would be in intercourse. Anything less will create dry friction and suppress orgasm.
I was circumcised last year.
The -biggest- difference you'll notice is on handjobs. Circumcision was actually introduced in the u.s. to make masturbation more difficult! Impossible, not at all, so guys still do, but no more sliding foreskin action. While you can get most guys off with a dry handjob, some are harder then others and you may need a fairly particular grip. What makes it much simpler is to use lubricant so you can slide. With a lubricant, I actually find it better then before - particularly the pull away stroke is now still giving direct stimulation rather then recovering the head. Without lube, yeah, it was better before.
My own experience (and I've had both states!) is that its -slightly- less sensitive now, but not really in a bad way, and this is offset by getting more intense stimulation now (i.e. all direct glans rubbing instead of sliding skin over glans).
Assuming things go further, for oral, well if you used to use the foreskin, those tricks are gone, but its easier to do somethings because you don't need to hold skin back to do them.
During sex, you might notice a difference (or not). Foreskin provides a little bit of gliding vs. sliding friction. Some women complain circumcised dries them out and they need lube faster, other women complain uncircumcised feels like the guy is 'masturbating inside them'. Most, I think, barely notice. But you may notice slightly more friction - whether that's good or bad depends on you, your tastes, how long you're having sex and how much lube you produce.
I've never been with an uncircumcised guy but never had any problems making a guy come from a handjob. Maybe try some different techniques.
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Not they are not just cut although less sensitive because it is not totally protected other than that there is no big deal of difference between the two.
No difference. Feel free to give him a handjob or blowjob or do anything else the two or you are into.
It's impossible to make a circumcised guy come from a handjob without lube. impossible.
Nothing much in difference
As long as not to much skin was removed, it should be about the same, if not better.
Unless someone horribly botched the job, sensitivity should be about the same.
Also, handjobs just sort of suck. I've never gotten off from one that I wasn't giving myself. By myself, maybe 3-5 minutes. First time I had sex I lasted probably 30 seconds. Even now, I don't last more than maybe ten minutes unless I've already come.
I personally find the area at the circumcision scar to be very sensitive, in a pleasurable way.
Anyway, you don't really do anything different just because a guy is circumcised or not.
foreskin adds to sensitivity.
Yeah, okay. If you say so. Speaking from experience, if I was any more sensitive, I probably wouldn't be able to have sex.
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