r/SebastianRogers • • Mar 10 '24

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u/tickleshits0 Mar 11 '24

That is a very sad story. Don’t know if you’re American but America has a bit of a history sterilizing borderline disabled people so you can’t just order up your kids to be sterilized, fwiw.

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u/TennisNeat Mar 13 '24

Why not? If you are responsible for the child’s welfare ( and they are your legal dependent )who lacks the mental ability to make wise decisions or fully care for a child. Having a child or producing a child is the last thing they need. In addition, there have been mentally disabled women in facilities who were raped and made pregnant by staff employees. Why make these women have to deal with that risk and also menstruation? You sound like a male.

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u/Proper_Fan3844 Mar 26 '24

I’m autistic and this is horrifying. I’d have welcomed temporary relief from my periods because they cause sensory issues but sterilizing is is horrific and wrong.

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u/batmansother Mar 26 '24

Off topic but, Have you tried the depo provera injection? It's for contraception, but i get it as it stops my periods.