You might want to open up the subject of circumcision to your parents. The subject may be a little uncomfortable... here is a tip:

For example you may mention that you've read some articles that talk about the advantages of circumcision, and that you've started to wonder about what you should do. Then you may ask your parents about what they think of the benefits of circumcision. If they seem to be favoring cicumcision in terms of health benefits, then say that you will try to read more on this issue and then decide. And thank them for their opinions. Later, after you think more about circumcision, you can go and tell your parents that you do want to be circumcised.

There is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of this process. Do not feel frustrated. Your parents will be happy when you open up a subject like this, and show that you are thinking and doing a research about something that is very important for your health.

It is totally up to you whether to get circumcised or not. You are very lucky that you have parents that are asking your decision about whether to get circumcised or not.

Why wouldn't a female be happy with you as you are? After all, in most of the civilised world men are uncircumcised. The way you are, you've got a much more sensitive penis and are likely to make love much more gently.

Just my opinion, I'm for circumcision, but in your case it will be a painful process to endure unless there's a risk of infection. #1, you have to be happy and comfortable in your own skin before anyone else can be comfortable with you. Your insecurity about your body and yourself in general will affect any relationship you get into because it will be hard for you to accept anyone's affection. #2, Wait for the right person. Virtuosity is so hard to find nowdays and the right person who loves you for who you are, unconditionally and won't care if your circumcized or not is out there. Don't be in a rush. If you can condure up enough self-control to wait until marriage, it will make that moment so much more special and meaningful for both of you and then you can tell your new bride that you were keeping yourself especially for her before you even new her. How romantic is that? Find other things to occupy your mind with. There must be other things your interested in? Get involved in clubs, sports, school. A "woman" will show much more respect to a man who is sensitive, patient and respectful of himself and the opposite sex, who is mindful of his own body and the body of a beautiful woman and is interested more in knowing a person than "knowing a person". You have a better chance of knowing who the right person is if you get to know women before "getting to know" women. Don't let your desire affect the way you see the opposite sex. They are devine creatures who God designed to be attractive to a male so that the male will want to develope that special bond with them to not just satisfy them sexually, but complete them spiritually. Take your time and savour the essence of the opposite sex, not just the dimensions. Just my thought.

I realize that this post is old, but it still derves an answer for the many other boys in the same predicament:
"I am... almost 15, and... I might be getting more sexually active. Thus making me wonder if the opposite sex will be ok with my foreskin. This is a very hard subject to talk about with, and I really wish to get a circumsision, but I dont know how to confront one of my parents.
I was asked a while ago If I wanted, and I said no, and I regret it now. I need some opinions and info about this. I have almost gone to drastic measures (i.e. self-circumsision) and I dont wish to think about doing that again. I need help from anyone."
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This boy was lucky, because his parents had already offered him the option previously. He should have every reason to expect their cooperation now that he has changed his mind.
Many more have parents that do NOT talk to them about it, and they have good reason to fear being denied what they feel they need and want. Parents of uncut boys are just as likely to want to force them to keep their foreskins now as they were when those boys were born.
Why is it so hard for parents to tell boys that are starting school with all the other little boys that if the time ever comes when they need help, or to see the doctor about any "problems down there", do not hesitate to speak up?