Female circumcision is a whole different animal when compared to male circumcision and the two should not be used interchangeably. Female circumcision refers to cutting off the clitoris which has been widely believed to be the source of all or most of the sensation a woman feels during sex. The vast majority of women cannot orgasm without direct clitoral stimulation. In the womb, all embryos start out essentially the same, and the presence of a Y chromosome triggers testosterone which causes the clitoris to develop into a penis. Clearly one could argue very easily that female circumcision is sexual mutilation (the 2 terms are often used synonymously), but the equivalent for males would be to cut off the entire penis! I hope that the distinction that I am trying to draw has been made clear here. Cutting off the foreskin of a male and cutting off the clit of a woman are both labelled "circumcision" but they are completely different operations, the word "circumcision" is a homonym, meaning that it is a word spelled the same way but with several meanings dictated by whether or not you are talking about a male or female. I am cut and function just fine, and I will admit, that if I had had my dick chopped off at birth I would have grown up to be rather upset about it but this is not the issue at hand.
And I don't get your argument that circumcision is an issue of me and other people discriminating against men, it's hardly a double standard. In real life I am actually considered to be somewhat of a mysogynst and would never stand for something that was gender biased against men and used to suppress us. Your discrimination claim is merely a shock technique.