DavanKael
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John and antipode: Lol! :> Just asked the cat if she can speak Spanish, she jumped up, swished her tail, and trotted off, looking backward over her shoulder at me. Guess she's not telling...yet. < grin > Lilmissattitude, you said: since i know someone who had a vasectomy who got their partner pregnant after a couple of years and more than a couple who had their tubes tied/burned who have become pregnant...this is a possibility that must be considered. i would never take the morning after pill...it is MY (and mine alone for ME alone, not judging anyone else who has used or would use this method) belief that if i choose to have consensual sex with my partner and i have used birth control but still get pregnant...then...i...am...having a baby...oh and just to clarify...i dont think i used the word "BREED" at all. getting "snipped" is a major surgery for the woman, as a single mother i cannot be out of work for 6 + weeks just in case the other forms of birth control dont work. as for the vasectomy, i have already commented on that. My reply: I believe I stated that you both could get snipped. And, yes, dear, if his semen gets anywhere in the vicinity of your vagina (As someone else said, it's not only about vaginal sex; those bodily fluids have a way of cooperating with physics and gravity and such), you may get pregnant. As you stated, you're a single mother who can not afford to take the 6+ weeks off if methods fail, so it's time to be super-pragmatic, wouldn't ya say? Unless you are averse to all kinds of hormonal birth control, the morning after pill ought not be ruled out. Alot of ignorant individuals confuse that option with the abortion pill and the 2 are not the same, let me repeat for emphasis: the 2 are not the same (The morning after pill, often called Plan B, is typically a levnorgesterel-based mega-dose of birth control that, hopefully, keeps you from getting pregnant but will not end an existing pregnancy < And, I am allergic to bc pills and can use this, so allergy or sensitivity wouldn't preclude use > while the abortion pill, typically called RU-486 and a different compound entirely ends an early term pregnancy). Again, 2 different chemical compounds, 2 different purposes. I used the term breed, yep, I did. I use it often and I'll do it again. Usually it is in this context: Most people should not breed. Anyway, where in the world are you getting your medical information?! You having your tubes tied/ligated can be done as an outpatient procedure. Sure, it's more 'major' than a man getting snipped but it's not all that. You've been through child birth 4 times! I couldn't care less if you breed with profusion as long as you can take care of, without sponging off of the system, that which you create but you are saying you don't want to and that he doesn't want to, that you can't afford the recovery time, etc. so I am offering/have offered some thoughts and suggestions on your publicly posted query that could be plausible solutions to your dilemma. Best wishes, Davan
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