Not really...once they are turned on enough they won't care.A girl you've just met and who doesn't care about you wearing a condom or not = major red flag
A lot of women won't have sex with a guy who doesn't want kids ever but will have sex with a guy who is "open to kids".If you don't wanna have kids, why disclosure the info about that?
I can't think of anyone I know IRL who has had a vasectomy either. My local area social circle is in the midst of impregnating their wives right now. So many babies in 2022 and 2023.I’m surprised at how many of you have had a vasectomy, I don’t know anyone irl that has.
That's a ridiculous example.Come on bro really? Imagine a woman asking a guy she just met at the club "hey are you open to have kids?"
Married men might also lack a sense of discretion. I've told a friend something and later explained to him that wasn't for all of his wife's friends. To which he said he has no secrets with his wife... That's one way of putting it.Some men talk and share too much about about themselves.
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(2) Anything you tell a chick, will be widely shared by her friends in the chick network. So unless you want everyone in the godd@mn world knowing you had a vasectomy then keep your trap shut.
On SoSuave, when did a one-night stand become "a ridiculous example"? Is that because you assume everyone here only has long term monogamaous relationships?That's a ridiculous example.
The subject of having kids can come up during one of the first three dates though. I'm talking about dates arranged from any source: apps, social media DMs, in-person approaches (daygame or nightgame), or social circle.
You essentially upped your VALUE in her eyes by showing her that, if she wants you, she has to at times do things that you like to do. You are SOMETHING after all. You are NOT FREE. If she wants to hang with you, it's going to cost her something — time, effort, money.
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In an approach at a bar, the topic of babies and openness to children won't ever be discussed. That's why I called that ridiculous.On SoSuave, when did a one-night stand become "a ridiculous example"? Is that because you assume everyone here only has long term monogamaous relationships?
It wouldn't in casual dating. There is no reason to mention it in casual dating.I can't imagine why this would ever come up in a casual dating scenario. If you are in a committed LTR where she discloses she really wants kids and wants to know if you want the same that is different. If you are just casually dating, there is literally no reason to ever disclose the information or even bring it up.
In a committed relationship, it would likely get discovered at some point. The subject about future desires for kids often happens earlier in the relationship. Men without vasectomies can say kids are a possibility because kids are a possibility without a vasectomy. Men with vasectomies will lose notches to women who desire to have kids in the future. This is more of an immediate issue with the 30-37 year old childless woman than anyone else but even younger, childless women who see themselves at least 5 years away from a first child might not be too interested in intentionally wasting 1-2 years with a guy with a vasectomy. They are likely to unintentionally waste those 1-2 years anyway for a variety of reasons, but knowing a man has had a vasectomy does take away the future possibility of children for women, and even an 18-25 year old woman is often not okay with that if she's looking for some sort of extended relationship.If you are in a more committed relationship, you may have to disclose it, but that is WAY down the line of time in an LTR in my opinion. You shouldn't be considering a child with a woman until probably at least the 1.5 year mark of a LTR until you have seen the honeymoon phase wear off (not that this is proof against her going crazy after birth anyway), but I can see the conversation being brought up well before that mark by the woman. I think you can realistically dodge it and not disclose it until at least 1 year - give or take a few months depending on the circumstances.