Male DU'rs Would You Ever Have A Vasectomy?

[Parche]

Never for me, I like it just the way it is.......
:hi:

[Chan790]

1. I'm holding out for the male birth control pill

but I might consider it otherwise.

[IronLionZion]

2. sure

my GF fucking hates the pill because of the hormonal effects on her and refuses to use it. We stick with condoms now but dangerous is so much better...except for the danger of pregnancy (but not STDs because we're loyal). So I would seriously consider it. If I ever want kids I am interested in adopting some instead of increasing the world population so I would have to think about how sure I am of that before getting snipped.

[skygazer]

3. Both my son-in-laws recently had vasectomys

I am proud of them both for taking responsibility. They both felt that it was easier and there were less dangers of complications if they did it than if my daughters underwent more invasive surgeries. One couple has two kids and they don't want more and the other two don't want kids unless they decide to adopt.

It's a personal choice - that was theirs.

[Taverner]

4. Yes - but I'm nervous

I like the result, but I get the heebie jeebies every time I think about the procedure

Still, using condoms when you're married is a pain, and the pill is not so fun I am told

[madinmaryland]

5. I hear Lorena Bobbitt is giving away free ones!

[Parche]

6. A Brazilian Vasectomy's

:rofl:

:hi:

[Road Scholar]

7. I got one in 1972. I never regretted it for a second.

It was just a day or so of inconvenience, then never looked back. Best thing I ever did along those lines.

[Road Scholar]

10. I was told one had to decide for one's self. In other words,

don't let anybody talk you into it or out of it. You need to decide for yourself. It's something about doubt afterwards. I think some guys' wives talked them into it and they changed their minds later and blamed her for doing it. I had none of that.

[laylah]

27. "Interesting" story...

my ex mil, a very active woman in unions and the democratic party, told her son (my ex), after he had decided he would, that I was in charge of the birth process; therefore, I should be in charge of the birth control! Go figure. The good news is, the day I had the procedure, I could "neeeeener" him, saying I had the great drugs and he didn't.

[regularguy]

8. You offering?

I had been thinking about it, but then I needed a real operation (not willie-related) and now I'm thinking maybe not. Not a huge fan of condoms, but they're better than my wife taking those pills or me taking one of those knives. <shudder>

[Bennyboy]

9. I got one in 80..... I used to be able to make women

pregnant at stop lights. 3 kids. That is enough. Now the babymaker is a play toy.

[Courtesy Flush]

11. I had one

Not painful, and it didn't diminish my sex life in any way.

There's no reason not to do it. Read up on all the health risks that female birth control causes for your partner. If one of you needs to be fixed, it shouldn't be her.

[LynneSin]

12. Selfish prick

:grr:

[Parche]

18. I Am Only On The Sperm Of The Moment

LynneCoulter
:grr: :grr:

[swag]

13. Had a nice one in 1986, completely paid for by insurance.

After the cut-and-singe, waddled across the street for a lunch of enchiladas and cervezas.

[Droopy]

14. I have no need to get one

But if I manage to start attracting women before they reach menopause I'll consider it.

[billyskank]

15. Only if I was married

Would seem pretty silly otherwise.

[Guava Jelly]

16. hell yeah!

Why the hell would I want little GoPsUx's running around taking pictures of their buts?
:dunce:

[HERVEPA]

17. Did

[ThomCat]

19. If I was in a relationship with a woman and we never wanted

to have kids, sure. :shrug:

[timtom]

20. Too late!!

Already did (1988).

As I was driving home, the anesthetic wore off and I rear-ended some guy in traffic.

Ironic, eh?

[Redstone]

21. In a heartbeat, if I needed to. But I don't.

Redstone

[Tikki]

22. Life is full of ironies.....

My husband had a vasectomy and a few weeks later my gyne diagnosed ovarian tumors
and I had a hysterectomy a week later.

[musiclawyer]

23. I like my V

in 2002, Stess free romping is great.
Find an experienced MD and you have nothing to worry about. The discomfort, not pain, goes away in a day.

[mokawanis]

24. I got one

after my 3rd child was born and I'm so glad I did. Party on!

[Bake]

25. I had one. I'm glad I had it done. No need to do it again.

And nothing at all to worry about for the last eighteen or so years.

:woohoo:

Bake

[KamaAina]

26. What would be the point?

:shrug:

[Fox Mulder]

28. Yes.

I don't ever want kids. I can't stand them.

[tjwmason]

29. No

Because I'm not exactly about to be taking part in behaviour which could result in the conception of sprogs.

[seemunkee]

30. Did it after we had our second kid

and I would do it again

[Mendocino]

31. I did after one child.

A little pain and discomfort. That's it.