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computer angel posted:The strawperson I'm boxing is literally the guy who said he wouldn't do the vas gel shot if it was an option. From their own webpage: "Vasalgel should be thought of as a vasectomy alternative." which is what prompted the other dude to say nope, not whining about needles. They hope to make it reversible but at this point it should be considered permanent. So no, not even remotely comparable.
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boner confessor posted:if you're 39 and childless you passed the test and dont need the snip unless you hate condoms or somethng I don't like them, they remind me of my teens and it's a boner killer. Seems unfair to expect anyone to deal with pill issues / iud issues like painful periods etc / implants when I could just get it snipped. @pick yea I know a girl who had a fitting botched. She couldn't walk  Stick the mobility from Boston dynamics new wheel robot on there, sorted. GRINDCORE MEGGIDO fucked around with this message at 04:59 on Apr 15, 2017 |
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ArbitraryC posted:From their own webpage: "Vasalgel should be thought of as a vasectomy alternative." which is what prompted the other dude to say nope, not whining about needles. They hope to make it reversible but at this point it should be considered permanent. So no, not even remotely comparable. It was absolutely about squeamishness considering he reneged after he read it was an injection, as his prior post indicated he thought it was a pill or an implant so I doubt very much he took the time to read the webpage as you did.
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Pick posted:I mean let's make it hahaha dude it gets worse. that's not the part that feels so fun  also the male birth control was literally just an endless cycle of anabolic steroids, with everything that entails (sounds awesome!)
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The snip is easy if you're confident you don't want kids. You're in and out in 10 minutes, costs nothing, and barely hurts at all. Women getting their tubes tied is incredibly invasive, costs a ton of money, and of course requires them to answer a million "are you sure?" "I mean, are you really sure you want to do this with your body?" "What if you change your mind and want to have kids someday?" questions from judgmental doctors. My wife had an IUD and when it was time to get it replaced, I was just like, gently caress it, a vasectomy is way easier. Being a male, naturally doctors assume you are ultra logical and have thought this through and don't question your motives at all.
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Pick posted:I mean let's make it Did they...did they forget to fold the little arms down first when they inserted yours? Insertion wasn't bad on mine, but it's like there's a button at the top of the uterus that, when pressed, makes everything cramp at once. My first IUD have me the worst cramps of my life for 3 months....and then nothing. I have like 1 period a year. Removal felt more weird than anything else, and no pain when they inserted the second. Love these things.
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computer angel posted:It was absolutely about squeamishness considering he reneged after he read it was an injection, as his prior post indicated he thought it was a pill or an implant so I doubt very much he took the time to read the webpage as you did. here let me help: subhuman filth posted:No. That's a gel that they shoot into your vas to mechanically obstruct it. It's not gonna be better than vasectomy. Meridian posted:Oh yeah, no, I wouldn't go in for that.
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Dienes posted:Removal felt more weird than anything else, and no pain when they inserted the second. Love these things. Thank god, when I first got mine I was in so much pain I passed out. A+ would get again.
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subhuman filth posted:Are you calling me a human being? :noisily sucks Subhuman Filth's cock: Yeah I am! I'm not the guy with his dick in some dude's mouth, human being!
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computer angel posted:Thank god, when I first got mine I was in so much pain I passed out. A+ would get again. And hey, that really sucks. I'm totally willing to admit basically all BC options are less than optimal.
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Smdh at anyone thinking that you could trust a dude telling you "it's cool, I'm definitely on the pill" outside of a serious relationship.
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if you're one of the lucky ones with a really sensitive cervix, the implant doesn't feel worse than like a beefy injection in your arm and actually has a lower failure rate
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ArbitraryC posted:here let me help: I don't loving care about this anymore but "It's not gonna be better than vasectomy" does not indicate the procedure at this point is irreversible.
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I would definitely get snipped if my personality wasn't already acting as very effective birth control.
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My [30F] partner [28M] of 6 years doesn't want me to come to the hospital where he is currently waiting for his grandmother to be seen even though I work there.quote:I woke up at about 3 pm today after a night shift to find my partner had left the house. When I called to check up on him he said his grandmother was unwell and they were currently at the hospital waiting for her to be seen.
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Apr 15, 2017 05:14
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He's saying no because he wants that sweet inheritance.
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I didn't mean to upset anyone, I honestly did think the headlines were referring to a pill. Sorry ladies have a lovely time with side effects, I wasn't trying to make a competition out of it. Namaste.
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If you get an IUD, ask for a lidocaine cervical block, you won't feel poo poo on insertion. I vagaled real hard when mine went in and passed out and nearly coded and YES IT hurt like a loving bitch. I pulled mine out by hand though and it hurt way less than going in, but it still hurt. I had it for seven years and stopped having periods, but I would have spotting every time I did any hard work (like... going to work) and cramping any time I had sex (for like three days at a time, so sometimes I would just cramp every day) and only found out at the end that the strings were poking my husband in the dick the whole time. Also it may or may not have given me a huge ovarian cyst that required surgical removal. And I still loving loved that thing. No effort, no nausea, no periods, no risk of pregnancy, no pharmacy budget, no doctor giving me poo poo about my sex life, no clots or strokes or weight gain. That's what counts as awesome birth control for the womb-havers among us. When I'm done reproducing my husband is getting snipped. e: BAN STUDENT NURSES FROM ALL HOSPITALS.
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Buzkashi posted:Oofa doofa Can we just return to this post for a second, because she also made this choice post regarding her situation... quote:I just thought maybe I wasn't going to get pregnant again since I heard sometimes for whatever reasons, you just don't. Plus I wasn't actively trying. Then it happened.
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Tears In A Vial posted:Can we just return to this post for a second, because she also made this choice post regarding her situation... 
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It's true. Sometimes you just don't get pregnant. I've never been pregnant.
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elise the great posted:e: BAN STUDENT NURSES FROM ALL HOSPITALS. Aw, they need to learn!
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My IUD insertion hurt like hell and then I had bad cramps for a month and half, but the no periods and no side effects massively outweigh the initial discomfort 
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my favorite is when student nurses gently caress up so bad at basic things like bloodraws that after they've poked your arm raw they call someone who knows what they're doing in. Times like those make you question the legality of letting students learn on living people.
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We need an update on the dumbass warhams stealing girlfriend. This is important.
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Meridian posted:We need an update on the dumbass warhams stealing girlfriend. This is important. She only made one other post after a bunch of people made fun of her: quote:Ok ok i get it I should of told him first not after I get it. Please stop all ganging up on me there's rules about being supportive and not just criticizing. I shouldn't of done it I understand that now but what's done is done I need to help with what to say to him to make him talk to me so I can explain she has since removed the OP so one can only hope bf is still going no contact and she's just upset
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ArbitraryC posted:my favorite is when student nurses gently caress up so bad at basic things like bloodraws that after they've poked your arm raw they call someone who knows what they're doing in. Times like those make you question the legality of letting students learn on living people. I'm just chill about it. Probably too chill. "Keep trying, you can do it!" :misses python-sized vein for the fifth time: "Wanna try the other arm again?" Then an actual nurse wanders in with a visage twisted in horror (or at least annoyance) at what the poor trainee is doing to me and sticks me in one, while the trainee gazes on in wonderment at such an impossible feat. I leave looking like a heroin addict, with a grin on my face, and a spring in my step. They have to get practice in sometime. I've also had a strange number of therapists/shrinks in training sit in on my therapy sessions, probably because I don't care if they hang out. They're usually pretty cute anyway. Bitches love therapy, I guess.
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ArbitraryC posted:She only made one other post after a bunch of people made fun of her: I hope he got that poo poo back. I mean I wouldn't be stoked about ruining a kid's day or anything, but if someone gave away something of mine I cared about I'd make an effort to get it back at least.
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Pvt.Scott posted:I'm just chill about it. Probably too chill. nah i'm patient too, I was on some medication that could gently caress with your liver or something from a young age on and so I got blood draws on the reg (to make sure things weren't goin south) and was just used to it. It just seems surreal that for all the legality that comes with human testing in every other facet of life it's just sorta a thing with student nurses.
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Meridian posted:I hope he got that poo poo back. I mean I wouldn't be stoked about ruining a kid's day or anything, but if someone gave away something of mine I cared about I'd make an effort to get it back at least. She "gets it" but all she cares about us how to talk to him. So she doesn't get it at all. Start by saying here's your poo poo, I suck, goodbye.
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Student nurses under supervision during clinicals: adorable! They learn so fast! Student nurses with their preceptors more than six feet away: DEFINITELY going to kill somebody. Student nurses accompanying family members to the ED for triage/visiting granddad on the ICU and telling the nurses what to do/trying to educate strangers in the waiting room... get them the gently caress out.
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ArbitraryC posted:my favorite is when student nurses gently caress up so bad at basic things like bloodraws that after they've poked your arm raw they call someone who knows what they're doing in. Times like those make you question the legality of letting students learn on living people. On the flip side, once they get good at it, they're effectively magic vein finders. I work in a small enough ER that there's no phlebotomist after outpatient hours, and every time they call me to help with a stick I think "if you can't find it, how the gently caress can I?" Pvt.Scott posted:I'm just chill about it. Probably too chill.  -inducing.
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It's not like he'll be using the old army, though; he's putting together a new one. Besides, he only plays once or twice a month with his buddies who also have careers and SOs. They could obviously get together and play six-hour-long doll fights way more often.
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I'm like easy mode too cause I'm pale as gently caress and even before any of the stuff that makes it easier to find veins mine are clearly visible, when you're actively trying to draw em out it's like someone took a teal sharpie on my arm.
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I adopted a kitten from a rescue centre last year, and on the day I picked her up, they asked me to wait as they had to get her ready. I could hear a cat screaming for fifteen minutes, and the vet came out and said if I wouldn't mind waiting they were having some trouble injecting her in the neck with a chip  She came out right afterwards but that was loving horrible once I knew what the noise was.
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ArbitraryC posted:I'm like easy mode too cause I'm pale as gently caress and even before any of the stuff that makes it easier to find veins mine are clearly visible, when you're actively trying to draw em out it's like someone took a teal sharpie on my arm. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1E6_1JU81Q
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GRINDCORE MEGGIDO posted:I adopted a kitten from a rescue centre last year, and on the day I picked her up, they asked me to wait as they had to get her ready. For one of my college courses I had to practice microchipping small mammals by injecting a dead squirrel. It's loving tough, the skin around the injection site is a weird combination of really tough and really loose. Very difficult to do right.
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Me [34M] met an older women [45F] while walking my dog, scaring me with how strong she is coming onquote:Basically was out a walk with my dog last Friday, got chatting to a fellow dog walker. Nice looking girl and i do fancy her. This sounds healthy. I think this knight needs to give her his lance, surely nothing could go wrong.
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