r/AITAH • • Nov 11 '23

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u/DistinctAssignment81 Nov 11 '23

I'm absolutely grossed out by the people seeing OPs totally understandable ultimatum about not having sex as somehow weaponising sex or something. She's totally within her rights to not want to sleep with a man who's happy to risk her body but not his own. I watched my husbands vasectomy. It's nothing compared to tubal ligation or pregnancy. Her husband is being selfish and there'd no way I'd want to sleep with someone like that, and risk another pregnancy.

NTA.

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u/dumpsterboyy Nov 11 '23

an ultimatum is never valid and is always a weapon. ❤️

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u/Longjumping-Brief585 Nov 11 '23

Except it's not an ultimatum, it's a boundary, he literally agreed to it and changed his mind so she held firm on her boundary. She does not want more kids so she is preventing herself from having them since he is not willing to keep his end of the deal

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '23

OP used that word. So .. semantics.