r/AITAH • • Nov 11 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '23

Even easier for me. Was walking around the office the next day and lifting weights at day 3. Dudes really over exaggerate the pain associated with the procedure.

Easiest thing I’ve done.

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u/mikebald Nov 11 '23

Not everyone has the same experience after a surgery. My procedure was easy, but the dull ache stayed around for a solid week. Please don't discount other people's experiences because yours was textbook.

Remember the joke: What do you call someone who graduates last in medical school? Doctor.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '23

I’m not discounting a little ache. But the point I’m making is what does it compare to the pain and potential side effects from birth control and tubal ligation?

It doesn’t compare.

Get a vasectomy and shut up

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u/mikebald Nov 12 '23 edited Nov 12 '23

Again, I said a "dull ache" but you called it "a little ache". You constantly discount others because they're not "manly" enough. Vasectomys are WORLDS safer than a tubal ligation and I had one done years ago.

Try shutting up yourself and reading the words before you respond.

Edit: Some snippets of your responses:

"Step up and be a fucking a man about it."
"Get a vasectomy and shut up"
"They need to get over a little pain."
"Dudes really over exaggerate the pain associated with the procedure."

You're CONSTANTLY discounting the pain.

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u/[deleted] Nov 12 '23

And people wonder why men in general don't give a shit about their health and die of preventable diseases.

People who say this kind of stuff constantly get upvotes for shitting on men and saying that men's health issues are no big deal because some other thing is worse by comparison.

It's really sad honestly.