the snip

[SantaClaus]

Remember your family outvoted you 14-1, you don't want to let them down!

[ratewhore]

Was that necessary

Too right. Everyone knows if you can't knock lumps out of the ceiling with your love cannon you're not a real man!!!

[Chugnut]

Too right. Everyone knows if you can't knock lumps out of the ceiling with your love cannon you're not a real man!!!

[swamp]

8.15 am tomorrow.

I'll report back later. Can anyone offer any words of advice?

I've heard it's a snip.

[SallyAnne]

8.15 am tomorrow.

I'll report back later. Can anyone offer any words of advice?

One of my friends had this done a couple of years ago...then he split up with his wife, met someone else, had it reversed and is now trying for a baby.

He'd probabky tell you not to do it!

But I will tell you good luck

[Platypus]

The resulting impotence is only short term, a few months max

[Board Game Geek]

One of my friends had this done a couple of years ago...then he split up with his wife, met someone else, had it reversed and is now trying for a baby.

If you are in a stable relationship, then deciding to have the snip shouldn't be a difficult decision.

And if a chap has had the snip, he's basically committing himself to not having any more children. Treating it like a tap you can turn on and off is not the right thing. If you do the deed, you must accept the outcome.

So why the feth would he change his mind if he met another partner ?

If the new partner was that desperate to have a child, there are other routes, such as adoption, etc.

[Platypus]

Also, there's the increased risk of prostate and testicular cancer

linky

[SallyAnne]

If you are in a stable relationship, then deciding to have the snip shouldn't be a difficult decision.

And if a chap has had the snip, he's basically committing himself to not having any more children. Treating it like a tap you can turn on and off is not the right thing. If you do the deed, you must accept the outcome.

So why the feth would he change his mind if he met another partner ?

If the new partner was that desperate to have a child, there are other routes, such as adoption, etc.

"He and his wife" decided that in his family situation they didn't want any more children.

When that fell apart and he met a woman who wanted kids, and he realised he wanted more too.

I've not been divorced, but I'd imagne most peoples viewpoints and ideas change after it - he isn't the same person he was then. And what was right for him then, isn't right for him now.

And you're starting to sound as opinionated and bolshi as me, which is something you should worry about!

[themistry]

If the new partner was that desperate to have a child, there are other routes, such as adoption, etc.

lol this guy is a comic genius

anyway, you are kidding right??