Gage Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 I ABSOLUTYELY DESPISE CONDOMS!! ok got that off my chest...Now the question is..if you have been married for many years, met your children quota...Do you get snipped? Ladies, if your in a stable relationship( meaning trust in your partner, loyalty etc..) would it make a difference to you if your SO didnt have to wear protection ever again?? Link to comment
_Asti_ Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 Well, we rely solely on the pill and do not enjoy condoms at all. He has made comments of when we're done having children he will get snipped, and if he's fine with that, so am I. Link to comment
KG Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 After a difficult pregnancy, the Dr. said another might be dangerous. So I got snipped. Bothersome for 24 hours, but that's it. Link to comment
Gage Posted November 13, 2008 Author Share Posted November 13, 2008 The whole thought of just being able to fool around with no interruption, and zero desensitizing seems too much to pass up. I've heard different stories about condoms not making a huge diff feeling wise...I couldnt disagree more...not having it on is night and day. Link to comment
d24 Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 i dont think i could deal with the thought/knowledge that i was firing blanks. then again i'm young and not even a father yet. it's all perspective Link to comment
Ac143 Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 I ABSOLUTYELY DESPISE CONDOMS!! ok got that off my chest...Now the question is..if you have been married for many years, met your children quota...Do you get snipped? Ladies, if your in a stable relationship( meaning trust in your partner, loyalty etc..) would it make a difference to you if your SO didnt have to wear protection ever again?? If my partner and I met our children quota and he wanted to get snipped - then I would be OK with it BUT I wouldnt make him do it. If he didn't like condoms and didn't want to get snipped I would either go on Birth Control or get my tubes tied because as far as I know we women can get that reversed but once you're snipped its kinda over. No turning back... Link to comment
Mythical_Suicide Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 My fiance and I have already discussed this, once we are sure we are done having kids (2 at the max!!) he is going to get snipped. It's so much easier for a man to get snipped than a woman to have her tubes tied and i'm not going on birth control for the rest of my life. But I also wouldn't push him to do it, I feel it's his body, his choice but he's ok with it and so am I. Link to comment
kenshinkitten Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 My dad had a vasectomy a while after I was born, they wanted two kids they got them. Link to comment
blue69 Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 Best decision I ever made. Made an absolute HUGE difference in our sexual relationship. She didn't respond well to birth control pills. Once the pressure of a possible pregnancy was eliminated we have enjoyed a much more satisfying sexual relationship. We have our kids and we enjoy our sexual lifestyle. Neither of us can make any physical distinction between firing live or firing blanks....lol Link to comment
Cognitive_Canine Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 Ha, I remember when my bf and I had this conversation. I told him that once we've had kids and all that jazz, that would be the best option. He had never thought of it before and was sort of weirded out by it. But, he read up more about it and realized he was making a big deal about it. I would love to never have to worry about it again.... Link to comment
Gage Posted November 13, 2008 Author Share Posted November 13, 2008 On phone with hospital making appt as we speak.. Link to comment
Raistlin Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 I've already decided that once I settle down and have my kids, I'm going to get snipped. I just feel that once that worry is off of my chest (having a child I'm not prepared to have), I'll be able to handle life's OTHER stresses that much better (such as the kids I'll already have!) Link to comment
Gage Posted November 13, 2008 Author Share Posted November 13, 2008 to me its much more of an intimacy issue than anything else. I always viewed condoms as something you wear when single, having multiple partners...I agree 100% that not having to deal with birth control at all has to in some enhance sex. Link to comment
livinginsbi Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 well here's another take... allbeit a negative one... Once I reached my kid quota (which was 3) I decided to have a tubal while I was still in the hospital from the third one's birth. The reason I decided to go under the knife, as opposed to him, was that I knew I was done having kids - and the only way to make sure "I" was not going to have anymore kids was for "me" to not be able to. That way I'm additional kid free regardless of who I'm with... see... I said it was negative, but honest. Link to comment
srssatellite Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 The wife and I have no intentions of having children, so as soon as I get insured or get the money, I'm getting a vasectomy. If either person in the relationship can't accept someone taking that responsibility, then something's wrong with the relationship. Link to comment
GypsyMuse Posted November 13, 2008 Share Posted November 13, 2008 well here's another take... allbeit a negative one... Once I reached my kid quota (which was 3) I decided to have a tubal while I was still in the hospital from the third one's birth. The reason I decided to go under the knife, as opposed to him, was that I knew I was done having kids - and the only way to make sure "I" was not going to have anymore kids was for "me" to not be able to. That way I'm additional kid free regardless of who I'm with... see... I said it was negative, but honest. I'm not sure why you consider that a negative attitude. I would do the same thing if I were done having kids. I look at it this way ... pregnancy and childbirth are really hard on a woman's body. Once you're done, you're done. Pregnancy and childbirth are emotionally stressful for a man, but you can't compare a man's physiological price to a woman's. He doesn't get varicose veins, stretch marks, increasing chance of stroke or infections with each pregnancy, etc. So, assuming a full family and no more kids planned, if I had the choice of getting a tubal or asking my SO to get a vasectomy, I'd choose the tubal. If he (heaven forbid) got hit by a bus, I probably still wouldn't want more children. If I (heaven forbid) got hit by a bus, he might still choose to have kids into his forties, fifties, even sixties, and I wouldn't want to deprive him of the opportunity to do that. This is all somewhat rhetorical, since I have no kids and no one's been hit by a bus (heaven forbid), but I have thought about it a lot and made the decision that if the situation arose, and my family were "finished," I'd get a tubal. Link to comment
gilfer Posted November 14, 2008 Share Posted November 14, 2008 well here's another take... allbeit a negative one... Once I reached my kid quota (which was 3) I decided to have a tubal while I was still in the hospital from the third one's birth. The reason I decided to go under the knife, as opposed to him, was that I knew I was done having kids - and the only way to make sure "I" was not going to have anymore kids was for "me" to not be able to. That way I'm additional kid free regardless of who I'm with... see... I said it was negative, but honest. Make sure u find a good surgeon/doctor sometimes tubulation and vasectomy's can be botched and u can endup with an unplanned child. The safest way would be for both partners to get snipped. Link to comment
teknoise Posted November 14, 2008 Share Posted November 14, 2008 Neither of us can make any physical distinction between firing live or firing blanks....lol Really? That's good to know. I've always been curious if you could tell the difference. Link to comment
redhearts Posted November 15, 2008 Share Posted November 15, 2008 The wife and I have no intentions of having children, so as soon as I get insured or get the money, I'm getting a vasectomy. If either person in the relationship can't accept someone taking that responsibility, then something's wrong with the relationship. How old are you two? I know that there are some women who really don't want children, but in the hormones, that is what gets you. It sucks, LOL. But I think having the man or woman snipped is good! No more worries of birth control, we all know how much of hell those damn things are!!! Link to comment
Shortandsweet Posted November 15, 2008 Share Posted November 15, 2008 When my ex-husband and I were done having children he refused to get snipped and, since I was a Fertile Mertyl and could get pregnant on birth control, I refused to stay on it. So I went in and got my tubes cauterized. I'm young so they didn't want to do it, but I haven't regretted it a single day in the 3 years since. Three kids is plenty, and I'm especially happy about it now that I'm single. Link to comment
littlestar Posted November 15, 2008 Share Posted November 15, 2008 I ABSOLUTYELY DESPISE CONDOMS!! ok got that off my chest...Now the question is..if you have been married for many years, met your children quota...Do you get snipped? Ladies, if your in a stable relationship( meaning trust in your partner, loyalty etc..) would it make a difference to you if your SO didnt have to wear protection ever again?? I hate condoms and would love if my SO got the snip and if the Drs allowed it i wouldnt mind being sterilized myself. Link to comment
sharsachan Posted November 15, 2008 Share Posted November 15, 2008 my dad got a vasectomy after my brother was born. my brother was an unplanned surprise [11 years after me, nothing in between] and my mother has had nearly 20 other surgeries in her life from various health issues, so they felt it it was a better choice for my dad to get snipped. Link to comment
srssatellite Posted November 15, 2008 Share Posted November 15, 2008 How old are you two? I know that there are some women who really don't want children, but in the hormones, that is what gets you. It sucks, LOL. But I think having the man or woman snipped is good! No more worries of birth control, we all know how much of hell those damn things are!!! Early 20s, and neither of us want kids. There's a high chance of pregnancy issues, twin births, teeth/eye/allergenic problems for the child, etc, so it's also a matter of preventing issues for us as well as a baby. We both enjoy sex without condoms, but I'm sure getting a doctor to do it that young will be an issue, so I'll have to be very persistent. Link to comment
Wounded Posted November 18, 2008 Share Posted November 18, 2008 link removed Please research this fully if you decide to take the leap. I had it done after my 4th child and do not recommend it. I was depressed for 9 months, refrained from sex for 6 months becuase of painful orgasms. Even now 5 years later, I have dull pains on my testicles that I had to take an antibiotic last week to reduce the pain. Also my orgams have never been the same. Its not always easier for the man to do it, as they say.... Link to comment
ImThatGirl Posted November 19, 2008 Share Posted November 19, 2008 ^^ Interesting posts! I'm curious for those of you that have done it or have done the research, is going to a party 24 hours later (formal dinner party / dance) out of the question? Thanks! Link to comment
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