Anonymous #15 21h

omg twin im 24 and i want to get mine removed too!

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Anonymous #15 21h

i’m so happy for her! love living in a world where we have the choice to do so 😝

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Anonymous #13 21h

Side note, it’s crazy how some people think 20s is “too young” to decide you don’t want kids, but not “too young” to decide that you do! Pro-breeders treat having kids like adopting a goldfish. Kids are forever! If I can’t make a permanent decision to NOT have them, how can I make the permanent decision to have them?? Make it make sense

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Anonymous #18 20h

that part i would also like to know someone once told me they won’t do it unless it would benefit your overall health

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Anonymous #18 20h

required consent from a male partner ?? that’s crazy why can women not make choices for their own body without someone else’s consent !? free us 😭

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Anonymous #18 20h

My friend didn’t need a partner for hers

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Anonymous #9 20h

I feel like you can easily get around this with a lawyer. You shouldn’t have to, but there’s no way that’s legal to need a man’s consent on my medical choices lol.

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Anonymous #20 19h

literally it’s crazy it reminds me of the “husband stitch” that is still performed on women after birth without their knowledge to make them “tighter” 😖

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Anonymous #22 18h

😭

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Anonymous #23 18h

Like my birth control completely halts the process of ovulation so I don’t get my period. But I still have ovaries you know

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Anonymous #23 17h

Yes I still get my period but instead of egg and uterine lining, it’s just the uterine lining. I still have my eggs so if I wanna get pregnant via IVF I can.

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Anonymous #13 17h

Some of them think 15 year olds are old enough to have kids so I don’t trust a damn thing they say

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Anonymous #19 17h

🫡

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Anonymous #18 17h

- yes I still have a period but instead of the egg it's just the uterine lining. - I am disabled and pregnancy could potentially kill me because of this (kids aren't worth potentially dying sorry not sorry) - If I want to have children in the future I can use a surrogate or adopt but considering my mental health issues I don't see either of those happening.

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Anonymous #18 17h

- I talked to my primary care doctor, my neurologist, my therapist, and my OBGYN and they all agree that this procedure was responsible and necessary. - I live in a blue state and blue county so luckily I didn't have to jump through many hoops in order to get it done. - because of my disability I can't take hormonal birth control (I saw the implant suggestion) and I had a copper IUD for a while but at the end of the day, this is just better for me personally.

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Anonymous #16 17h

Yes I could do IVF but I don’t see that happening

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Anonymous OP 16h

Oh I’ve actually never thought about getting pregnant via IVF when you have your tubes tied. BRB booking an appointment now

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Anonymous #23 16h

I didn’t get them tied I got them removed

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Anonymous OP 16h

Oh my bad 😭😭😭 it’s nice to have that option still

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Anonymous #23 16h

All good lol

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Anonymous #27 14h

And it’s her choice NOT YOURS

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Anonymous #27 14h

Amen to that

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Anonymous #27 14h

Girl I’m older Gen Z and 24. Thinking it’s a woman’s choice to do whatever tf they want

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Anonymous OP 14h

which is fair! i was just mentioning that for the people commenting about how “terrible” it is that doctors agreed to the procedure despite the fact a woman should be able to make medical decisions regarding their reproductive ability for themself

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Anonymous #27 13h

Completely out of context btw 😭 yall are such fake Christian’s on here

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Anonymous #27 13h

Well she’s happy so…. Idk cope?

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Anonymous #28 13h

RIGHT AND IM A CATHOLIC 😭

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Anonymous #15 13h

We gotta start clocking these ppl man 😭 we’re called to

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Anonymous #28 13h

Deadass. Like my cousin had a hard time with her endometriosis

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Anonymous #27 13h

She said it’s medical reasons so YES she should

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Anonymous #7 13h

Honestly even if it wasn’t medical who cares? It’s not your body and thus not their choice or job to state their weird ass worldview. Not everyone has to have children.

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Anonymous #27 12h

Yall weird asf. Go away.

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Anonymous #27 12h

how does her choice affect you exactly ?

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Anonymous #27 11h

Yeah but she’s not barren. She can still have kids.

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Anonymous OP 11h

Wait so did you freeze your eggs

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Anonymous #15 10h

How are yall 24 on yik yak cu boulder

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Anonymous #31 10h

Still in college and haven’t graduated yet (hopefully so after going through a health crisis)

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Anonymous #31 10h

24 is not crazy to be in college still

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Anonymous #22 9h

No, they’re still in my body, just no longer attached to my uterus

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Anonymous OP 9h

Right ok I was just wondering bc I know it'd be kinda a big process to retrieve the eggs. But I doubt you'll regret it anyways, I really wanna get a bisalp too

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Anonymous OP 9h

Looking at the regretful parents sub... hoo boy 😭

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Anonymous #22 9h

There was a quote online a while ago that said “I’d rather regret not having kids than regret having them.”

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Anonymous OP 9h

No exactly I wouldn't be a good mom anyways. I'd maybe be a good stepmom

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Anonymous #31 8h

this community isn’t college specific

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Anonymous #27 5h

truly a shame that there are actually doctors performing these procedures out there. it should be against the law to alter the human body in such a way that prevents pregnancy and childbirth, for that ability is sacred and foundational to society! hookup culture is the modern-day plague man, God help us.

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Anonymous #33 2h

I 👏 am 👏 disabled 👏 pregnancy 👏 will 👏 kill 👏 me👏👏👏👏👏👏

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Anonymous OP 2h

Oop, not me personally, but sry (or not sorry in this case) to hear that bro

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Anonymous #8 2h

I don’t even have to plead my case to strangers on the internet!

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Anonymous #1 2h

You keep posting and deleting comments in this thread…

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Anonymous OP 2h

Not purposefully

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Anonymous #8 2h

I was talking about #1

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Anonymous OP 2h

These people are crazy like you said it multiple times let’s just hope they aren’t old enough to vote if they can’t even understand this

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