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I would make it clear that I do not want kids. Is it necessary to reveal that you had a vasectomy and it's medically impossible though?
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| I think in early stages you just indicate you don’t want kids. As you get more serious, you need to have that discussion and tell them you had a vasectomy. |
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Yes. It cements in her mind that it’s a permanent choice she needs to sign up for vs “as of today neither of us want kids.”
Put another way... why would you keep it a secret, other than that you think she might not actually be okay with “forever door closed no chance” and want to avoid her weighing that appropriately? |
| Its not impossible. Several ways to still have kids. My husband had one prior to me. We have kids. |
Okay... so why keep it a secret? |
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Yes
You should tell |
| Do you want to marry? You could also say you don’t want to get married if that’s the case. |
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Of course you tell. Not waiting kids and cannot have kids are two different things.
Agee “I don’t want kids is enough for your dating profile or a first date, but past that it should be said. |
It was never a secret when we met. If he keeps it a secret then he's not worth dating. |
Both result in zero kids when taken literally. Is it really OP's fault if his partner incorrectly thinks they can change his mind? |
| Are you the divorced dad from the other thread??? Omg now since people told you no one in their 30’s would want you and you’d have to date 40+ you’re looking to trick women? You are disgusting. |
You don’t know whether it’s the same person, so calm TF down. |
| I don’t get why you would keep it a secret. Most women who don’t want kids would think it’s a benefit that you physically cannot get them pregnant. |
This. I don't see a need to blab medical history to everyone you date. |
| I think you should |