Sharing My Vasectomy Experience With You

I had mine 10 years ago. The hardest part is laying there while a guy takes a knife to an area which all your life you've instinctively protected. The operation hurts a bit for a while, but not too bad. After things heal up you shouldn't feel one bit different than before. The blood from your scrota will seep into the tissues and look like you've taken the biggest hit to the balls ever, but it is only an appearance and many don't bruise that much.

The only change was no further worry about anybody getting pregnant, and all the other worries that go with it.

Never tell women you had it (unless you know for sure they are afraid of getting pregnant). Many women are looking for a way to get pregnant and use the guy as a meal ticket. You can ride the "free ass" express if you play your cards right.

Be sure to keep some record of the fact that you had it, where and when. If, someday, some babe turns up pregnant and tries to hang it on you, pull out the papers. Odds are she'll immediately find some more appropriate guy to hang it on. On the other hand, don't forget to get retested at least yearly as not all vas' are complete and final; occasionally the ends do grow back together. Nature loves to play jokes.

By: Valerian D

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Valerian D is a freelance writer interested in men's issues such as vasectomy and vasectomy reversal