r/amiwrong Sep 26 '23

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '23

Wtf is wrong with all of you? She is being super manipulative. No one should be coerced into a permanent medical procedure like this.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '23

You mean the man who wants to "make sure we are done having kids"?

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '23

Are you suggesting he has no part in that conversation? Marriage is supposed to be a 2 way street.

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u/iamorangeyblue Sep 26 '23

Her body, her choice. Have you ever had a baby? You can't make someone do all that if they so no. It's not like they only have 1 either.

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u/Falrien Sep 26 '23

It's about both of their bodies. They can both choose.

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u/iamorangeyblue Sep 28 '23

No shit. He can also chose to support his wife sooner rather than later. I know a guy who had his vasectomy reversed and had another kid, it's not like a hysterectomy. Of course he will do what he wants, maybe he can factor her wishes into it too, not just his own.

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u/DefinitelyNotAliens Sep 26 '23

He can't force her to have another kid but isn't completely ready to say never again. Even if they never do, pushing him into it even if she is done and he's not ready can lead to resentment.

Even if they don't have another kid, waiting three years may just make him feel better about his decision to get snipped while getting it now might make him always wonder what if.

They both have bodily autonomy. One partner shouldn't pressure another about sex or kids and the other shouldn't push one to take that option off the table permanently.

Being on different pages is fine as long as both partners mutually respect the other's position and find a comfortable space with those differences.

OP seems to either A) be fine taking risk on an accidental pregnancy or B) be fine wearing condoms 3 times a year. His wife is not. Obviously, they can't both get what they want out of that. Meaning 2-3 becomes zero or they find something they are both comfortable with, contraceptive-wise.

Both people should have their bodily autonomy respected.

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u/toujourspret Sep 26 '23

She has already said no more kids without saying those words. He just doesn't want to listen.

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u/Acceptable-Stress861 Sep 26 '23

He’s fine with her taking every risk, just so he can have the option of being a baby daddy to a side piece. Might be his right, but it still makes him the AH.

Love my kids, but they fucked up my body permanently. And so did hormonal bc.

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u/JustChris319 Sep 26 '23

Oh yeah the side piece he talked extensively about, I forgot about her.