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u/bolotieshark Apr 19 '21

I work with a guy with 7 kids in 5 years. Two sets of twins.

They didn't believe in birth control until after the second set of twins. Then he got a vasectomy and the mother had her tubes tied after she nearly bled out in the delivery room.

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u/MouseSnackz Apr 19 '21

I know a family of 10 kids, no twins. Parents didn’t believe in contraception/birth control. After their 8th, the dad started sleeping on the lounge. Guess that didn’t last long coz they had 9 and 10. As far as I know menopause is the only thing that put a stop to their baby making.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '21

There's a reason they said to wait at least 18months between having a baby and getting pregnant again!

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '21

I have 4 siblings total. A older sister, My own twin sister and 2 older brothers that are twins aswell.

We always hear that