Fractions or anything else, learning how to learn is important.
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What method are they using?pirana6 wrote:
Had a vasectomy consultation today. Pretty much everything you'd expect: what was going to happen, what the effects were like, etc.
I've got 6 months to go through with it before I have to get a generic health check again.
0 kids are the best kids.
Money over everythang
Also make sure to freeze some sperm just in caseglobefish23 wrote:
What method are they using?pirana6 wrote:
Had a vasectomy consultation today. Pretty much everything you'd expect: what was going to happen, what the effects were like, etc.
I've got 6 months to go through with it before I have to get a generic health check again.
0 kids are the best kids.
Money over everythang
If it's cutting the ballsack open with a scalpel (probably on both sides), and then stitching the cut(s) closed, don't do it.
The better method is with punching a small, single hole in the center, through which both vasa deferentia are then pulled out.
Minimal invasion, no stitching, just a plaster over the hole.
Furthermore, my andrologist, in addition to tying all 4 looped, loose ends with surgical threads, also cauterized all open ends and tucked away the upper ends into connective tissue in the peritoneal cavity.
That way, the chance of anything growing back together is basically zero.
Be prepared to get enlarged epididymides, from all the unused sperm cells that can't go out and have to be decomposed there.
(Although, some doctors leave the inferior ends open, basically releasing the pressure and sperms into the scrotum.)
Sometimes I experience a dragging pain on the upper ends in the groins, both when I don't ejaculate for longer periods (~weeks), or when I jerk off too much (multiple times a day).
Also make sure that you don't ejaculate for several weeks after the srugery, and that you have at least two consecutive spermiograms coming out negative before omit other contraception!
Having said that, you will feel much freer, not having to worry about any other form of much less effective contraception.
After castration, vasectomy is simply the best with a <0.15% failure rate and experience since 1785.
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She was really afraid of you turning into a poof... how'd that work out, ken-mom?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
i told one of my friends a long time ago that when i was growing up, i always wanted an easy bake oven for christmas. This was probably ages 6-12. I asked for it every year, but my parents always told me they couldn't find it in the store. This past year, my mom confessed they were afraid I would burn the house down, not that they couldn't find it.
Anyway, my friend got me the easy bake oven for Christmas this year. I told her it was the most thoughtful gift I had ever received. She even went as far as writing up healthier versions of the original easy bake recipes. No one will ever understand how much it meant to me. But now you guys know.
Jay wrote:
She was really afraid of you turning into a poof... how'd that work out, ken-mom?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
i told one of my friends a long time ago that when i was growing up, i always wanted an easy bake oven for christmas. This was probably ages 6-12. I asked for it every year, but my parents always told me they couldn't find it in the store. This past year, my mom confessed they were afraid I would burn the house down, not that they couldn't find it.
Anyway, my friend got me the easy bake oven for Christmas this year. I told her it was the most thoughtful gift I had ever received. She even went as far as writing up healthier versions of the original easy bake recipes. No one will ever understand how much it meant to me. But now you guys know.
My mother gave me real guns and Playboys at the earliest opportunity and I turned out great.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
nope. Despite my religious upbringing, my parents weren't neanderthals and realized that traditional gender roles are largely social constructs, and as such, did not limit me to tonka trucks and fisher price hammers when I was a child. Guns (including nerf and squirt guns) weren't allowed in our house either. They also limited the amount of TV and video games we could play each week. Jeopardy didn't count against this time limit.
Backfired, didn't it? Suck it mom!coke wrote:
Jay wrote:
She was really afraid of you turning into a poof... how'd that work out, ken-mom?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
i told one of my friends a long time ago that when i was growing up, i always wanted an easy bake oven for christmas. This was probably ages 6-12. I asked for it every year, but my parents always told me they couldn't find it in the store. This past year, my mom confessed they were afraid I would burn the house down, not that they couldn't find it.
Anyway, my friend got me the easy bake oven for Christmas this year. I told her it was the most thoughtful gift I had ever received. She even went as far as writing up healthier versions of the original easy bake recipes. No one will ever understand how much it meant to me. But now you guys know.
Did your mother not let you have one in case you turned into a fat bastard?