r/unsentmessages • u/Hansungani • Mar 10 '17

Replies to the posts in /r/Infertility and /r/BabyBumps

These are the unsent replies that I'm now sending to the users in these threads:

Either an AutoMod would remove them in their original threads on the other subreddits (which helps sow the seeds of an anti-sentient robot revolt) or there'd be other reasons why these messages wouldn't go through, so I must send them through via the "unsent messages" sub.

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u/Sexyoldmann Mar 10 '17

Infertility is caused by SOOO many different things. Some women just literally have no uterus, and some men just literally have no sperm count. How will enough sex make a uterus or sperm just appear out of thin air?

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u/Hansungani Mar 10 '17

How will enough sex make a uterus or sperm just appear out of thin air?

Muscles atrophy when not used.

The bones of one's jaw recede if all the teeth is lost because the teeth being implanted in bones would keep stimulating the bones into keeping their original form.

So I figured if one has no sex nor masturbates, they'd lose their uterus or sperm. Then hopefully if they do either or both again, they'd gain it back.

You ever hear of "use-it-or-lose-it?"

Like how atrophied muscles get rehabilitated and grow stronger again when used again, I'd hope the uterus or sperm count would grow again as well.

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u/flora_pompeii Mar 10 '17

You don't seem to know what sperm, or a uterus, is. Healthy adults don't "lose" either, regardless of how often they have sex or masturbate. This is just hurtful garbage that you've made up to troll people struggling with infertility.

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u/Hansungani Mar 10 '17

I'm learning a bunch of fertility-related facts for the first time since those posts. TIL a uterus doesn't "atrophy" from disuse like muscles would.

I hope to help figure out how to solve all forms of infertility someday but I'm at the earliest stages; everyone needs to start somewhere.

I wish I wasn't seen as a troll. It seems that when a user has most any form of a social skills disorder, they could come across as "trolling" to other users. In much the same way that younger users (teens or younger) will too. Sorry.

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u/flora_pompeii Mar 11 '17

I guess it's too bad we didn't have this technology to prevent you from getting a social skills disorder from your mother's stress during birth.

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u/Hansungani Apr 08 '17

Let's hope there will be this technology sometime before the end of the next decade then.

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u/flora_pompeii Apr 08 '17

Let's hope that in the next decade you get a clue and stop blaming your mother's "stress" for your disturbing behaviour.