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  • I think you are making the right decision for you. I have watched a lot of people struggle after having children they did not plan for. If you know you are not and likely will never be interested in having children, getting a vasectomy is right for you.

    That being said, if things change down the road, you can always foster, adopt, or attempt to have the vasectomy reversed -- the last option is not guaranteed though.

  • Sounds like someone is upset that they cannot appease their shareholders by selling uninteresting video games riddled with microtransactions and cash grabs. I think that its time their leadership revisit the Agile Manifesto.

  • Fun fact: 20% down payment on $435,000 is $87,000 -- that doesn't include closing costs minimum monthly payments with a 30-year fixed mortgage at an interest rate of 6.889% would come in at $2,668 (this escrows taxes and home insurance). Just for fun, I'll share that in 2012 my partner and I bought our first home (1,800 square feet attached 2-car garage in the Midwest with typical appearance for a starter home) for $146,500 and 20% down payment was $29,000 - we put down $48,000 since we had it -- now you need nearly 3 times the amount to avoid Private Mortgage Insurance. Our minimum monthly payment was $1,032 on a 15-year fixed mortgage at 3.5% interest. The bar is just way to high for most people to even consider buying at this point. When we sold our first home in 2021, we sold it to a person who was planning to live their themself -- no rental companies was our stipulation.