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 :::::It also says ""not damaged"", implying that if something is not intact, then it is damaged. Perhaps you only meant ""having all of its parts"", but for someone else, that is, the majority of people, who understand ""intact"" as meaning ""not damaged"", using that word to describe an uncircumcised penis is an extremely biased and loaded usage. If for whatever reason you don't like ""uncircumcised"", then just say ""not circumcised"". But ""intact"" brings in all kinds of loaded meanings that are inherently POV and completely unacceptable. "