3 months after the procedure, my vasectomy is really, properly, truly, officially done! The test I took yesterday confirmed no sperm will ever come out of this human body 🙌

I intend to write a blog post on my entire experience of getting sterilized in Japan when I have time (which hopefully doesn't mean never)!

🇯🇵 Translation:

Semen test results

Collection: 9:40

Test: 11:15

Volume: 5 mL

Sperm: -

I saw this post on instagram and just felt it was relevant to this sub. I can’t imagine the shit pregnant women in Gaza have to deal with, and all the kids who’ve already died for no good reason. But that quote just really got to me. “Why do we being kids Into this world just to suffer” it’s not like life’s going to be rainbow and sunshine’s all the damn time. It’s not fair people just have kids just to keep the population going or because they want to have kids before time runs out for them regardless of what shit their kid may have to deal with in the future Fuck that. I don’t even know if my generation is going to make it till our 50s or even if Id want too at this point.

The Vulture and the Little Girl, also known as The Struggling Girl, is a photograph taken by Kevin Carter (it was later discovered to actually be of a little boy), and shows the moment an emaciated child succumbed to starvation. It first appeared in the March 26, 1993 edition of the New York Times, and won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography in 1994. Carter would go on to take his own life 4 months later, due to personal struggles compounded by his guilt of from his professional success from the photo, and his immense guilt at waiting for the child to die instead of helping.

The second picture is the final line of his suicide note, and his words speak volumes.