(in the womb), if you know anything about anatomy, the penis and the vagina start out as the same thing and then develope one way or another.
the foreskin, is basically the clittoral hood and the head of the penis, is essentially the clittoris
(give or take some of the internal erectile tissue or "butterfly wings" on the inside of the sides of the vagina) but no matter what, both males and females have a "head" and then the rest of the organ's body.
>penis head (contains some erectile tissue)
>rest of the length. (erectile tissue)
or
>clittoris (contains some small erectile tissue)
>rest of the vagina (and butterfly wing shaped erectile tissue)
so there are foreskins, and clittoral hoods.
>clittoral hoods by the way are the thing that some women have removed or reduced because having too much clittoral hood makes it difficult to move it out of the way and reach the sensitive CLIT during sexual experiences
why do some women get this done? some women enjoy direct clittoral stimulation, some do not. while many women do not like direct clittoral stimulation, there are others that do but even those who do not can still have problems reaching their girl "bean" so to speak. since the clittoris can vary from very small to more generous sizes (and extra big in some special women) very good for them right? depending on the woman, and depending on the woman the clittoral hood can be larger or smaller, there are some women who fall into the category of small clit + large clittoral hood which leaves them in a tough situation where it is more difficult for them to get pleasure or successfully orgasm since the clittoris is so hidden. some women can't even reach their clittoris after trying to gently lift aside their clittoral hoods and often end up only being able to get and orgasm if they use a strong vibrator, and for some women even that doesn't work. there are alot of cases of women who are unable to reach orgasm. really sad and my heart goes out to them. everybody deserves the freedom to be able to enjoy that if they so choose.
just in case you're confused, involuntary female circumcision (clit REMOVAL without consent) (very evil) is NOT the same thing as a voluntary consensual clittoral hood reduction procedure done with a proffesional doctor. in some very bad places girls are sent to have their clits removed which is equal to a boy having the head of their penis removed. obviously, this is very very fucked up and just plain wrong since most of them never have an orgasm in their life after that and if they do have any, they don't feel that great.
so my point is that they don't remove the foreskin to reduce pleasure, they do it so that you can actually feel good by exposing the head of the penis for better access in regards to sexual activity, keeping things clean, using the bathroom, and so on. Imagine having a plastic bag over your penis constantly but you have to peel it back in order to pee, wash, or perform in a sexual activity.
>but circumcised people get dry penis skin!
people apply lotion to their skin on their whole body to keep it from getting dry right? why do people seem to have the problem where they apply lotion everywhere except the one place they claim to have so many dryness issues? if my hands become dry, I take care of it. if my elbows are dry, I take care of it. if my knees are dry, I take care of it. if my front or back is dry, I take care of it. but if any parts of my private areas are dry, even if they are parts that are not effected by circumcision, I just forget to take care of myself! so I'll blame the fact that I got circumcised.
do people assume that just because the foreskin is gone, that the rest of the penis (parts besides the head and foreskin region) that are always exposed regardless of if a circumcision has been done or not are somehow any more or any less likely to become dry and require lotion? I mean, any skin on the human body is capable of becoming dry. why shouldn't I apply lotion or oil where it's needed? (avoiding areas where lotion or oil shouldn't go) I take good care of myself and never have any issues. if you're going to take the effort and moisturize your hands and the rest of your body, why the hell wouldn't you make a small amount more effort compared to all the lotioning up you just did and get the one spot you missed? makes sense right?