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come on, give the bros some credit (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
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[-] Seleni@lemmy.world 23 points 1 month ago

Depending on how serious the operation is (it ranges from tube tying to outright removal) it’s pretty much impossible to reverse. Full removal also comes with long-term hormone issues.

I absolutely guarantee you that no woman makes that decision lightly. But we are treated as though we are not allowed to make it at all.

If we have a significant other, their desires are prioritized; only if they say ‘go ahead doc, I don’t want anymore kids’ will the doctor do the procedure. If we don’t have a significant other, then we are told that since we might have one someday, the doctor won’t do the procedure until this non-existent man turns up and decides if he wants kids or not.

There’s a reason we women keep a list of the few doctors in the US willing to respect our bodily autonomy and do the goddamn surgery.

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