Just had mine done, honestly not to bad, slight twinge in one testicle when she was doing the local anaesthetic, but really nothing to worry about. Now to navigate train home.
If your apprehensive, its easy.
Having a fry up to build myself up for today, in two hours I'll be having my vasectomy, have to admit im a little apprehensive, but im ready.
Just signed up on Friday, not once in my 8 years with talktalk have I had a issue with my service, been off all day so far, hoping its just a one off.
I'm 42, have been with my partner tor 21 years and we have two young children.
My partner has booked a week away in a few weeks going with her parents and the kids. From the very beainning I said I didn't want to go because it's durinc one of my busiest periods at work. I wasn't stopping them going - actually said I was perfectly happy for my partner and the kids to go without me.
Eventually she booked it, and now the expectation seems to be that I'Il come down for the weekend anyway. I'd have to drive 3 hours on Friday after work, stay unti Sunday, then leave around 5pm Sunday to come home
I really don't want to go. If it was a longer holiday where 1 could properly switch off, I'd probably feel differently, but travelling several hours each way just for the weekend during a busy period at work, feels like something I'm going to resent rather than enjoy.
The biager context is that I've had an incredibly rough vear. I've been dealing with serious financial problems and debt, recovering from a gambling relapse, trving ta keep my business going, and I've been through a very dark period mentally. I'm not going to hurt myself, but I've been extremely unhappy and exhausted and have felt like I don't really have much of a life outside work and home.
Because of all this, I feel like I desperatelv want one weekend where I can just have some time to myself, not drive hours, not be responsible for everyone else, and just do what I want.
My partner isn't happy that I don't want to come and I worry she'll use the kids to make me feel guilty about i t.
Am I being selfish here? Or is it reasonable to say, you go and enjoy the weekend with the kids and your parents. But I don't want to come this time.
I'm 42, have been with my partner tor 21 years and we have two young children.
My partner has booked a week away in a few weeks going with her parents and the kids. From the very beainning I said I didn't want to go because it's durinc one of my busiest periods at work. I wasn't stopping them going - actually said I was perfectly happy for my partner and the kids to go without me.
Eventually she booked it, and now the expectation seems to be that I'Il come down for the weekend anyway. I'd have to drive 3 hours on Friday after work, stay unti Sunday, then leave around 5pm Sunday to come home
I really don't want to go. If it was a longer holiday where 1 could properly switch off, I'd probably feel differently, but travelling several hours each way just for the weekend during a busy period at work, feels like something I'm going to resent rather than enjoy.
The biager context is that I've had an incredibly rough vear. I've been dealing with serious financial problems and debt, recovering from a gambling relapse, trving ta keep my business going, and I've been through a very dark period mentally. I'm not going to hurt myself, but I've been extremely unhappy and exhausted and have felt like I don't really have much of a life outside work and home.
Because of all this, I feel like I desperatelv want one weekend where I can just have some time to myself, not drive hours, not be responsible for everyone else, and just do what I want.
My partner isn't happy that I don't want to come and I worry she'll use the kids to make me feel guilty about i t.
Am I being selfish here? Or is it reasonable to say, you go and enjoy the weekend with the kids and your parents. But I don't want to come this time.
Just noticed it a bit earlier, this is two hors apart? Is it a bite? It's not itchy though.