#birth control options

[ivygorgon]

That goes to a spreadsheet list of doctors who will perform tubal ligation on anyone 21+, regardless of how many kids they've had or if they have their husband's permission.

And another thing: if you have vagina, and ESPECIALLY if you tend to fuck dicks, please PLEASE consider getting an IUD if you don’t want kids. We all know they want to ban abortion, but some people don’t know they’re also going after contraceptives. Rn access to contraceptives is protected by only a Supreme Court case (you know like what protected abortion), so that can go away. Contraceptives can be regulated to be in accessible or prohibitively expensive, but they can’t take an IUD out of your body (at least not in the foreseeable future). It’s good for sometimes 5 years.

I want to say this now because I was on the phone with a gyno for like 20 minutes on hold and only got a consultation today (which you sometimes need before they can schedule an appointment) because someone cancelled last minute.

I know people have had bad experiences with the IUD I know people have had excellent experiences. I’m going to document mine step by step so you know some things you can expect, if you’re thinking about it.

For context: i’m 25, have insurance through my job and live in a blue state, so my experience might be different/faster/easier etc. than yours.

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[teaboot]

Why menstrate at all?

I mean I'd womenstrate but it's way harder and pays less

[bigsadbison]

big orc butch looking for sweet fairy femme

[the-fandom-crossroads]

Everyone is suggesting stocking up on morning after pills in case they get banned. And Yes! do that! But also if you do not plan to bare a child in the next few years look into long term birth controls.

Even Missouri never banned long term birth controls. They just make you take a pregnancy test before being prescribed it. So as long as you are not currently pregnant and want to avoid having a child during the next 4 years get on long term birth control.

Call Planned Parenthood today because the wait list is usually a month out for the earliest appointment. If they plan to attack abortion and birth control options day one you want to get prescribed them before jan. In case they make it incredibly hard to get prescribed it. But one doctor visit and they can prescribe you the Depo shot for a year. Depo is the least invasive option. If you go for one of the inserts those last years on their own. They just have the risk of slipping and you not know it until after you've become pregnant.

Depo; lasts 3 months, stops or lightens most periods, and income based PP charge 0-20 dollars for low income people to get it every 3 months. You qualify for low income even/especially without insurance. At full price it's 70-90 dollars every 3 months. but if you make less than 30k a year you qualify as low income.

TLDR: Long term birth controls are less likely to be banned and at least will take longer to ban compared to abortion pills. Conservatives don't want to "kill the embryo" which is what they see morning after pills as doing. Long term birth controls stop the embryo from even forming. Look into the Depo or other options before Jan and get prescribed it so you are at least set for the next year.

[toxooz]

brains been kicking my fucking ass all day so have an emergency Ollie doodle 🕷

[babybabymerrychristmas]

technically my IUD doesn't need to be replaced for another 4 years but i think i might get it replaced before january just in case i would advise anyone who is unsure if they will have access to theirs after trump is done fucking us to do the same.

[domwitch]

Your post about liking cream pies but not breeding reminds me of a comic edit I saw, where it was the "no take, only throw" dog, but it said "Pls breed? No pregnant! Only breed!"

Fr 😔😔 tho even the term "breeding" kinda turns me off sometimes bc of how closely I relate it to pregnancy 😔😔😔😔😔 if only there was a way to turn off my ovaries that didn't give me shitty side effects 😭😭😭😭

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[bass-alien]

I hate having a uterus, I hate that women’s health is severely under researched and I hate that no one can ever give me any fucking answers to explain my pain

[fortjester]

getting my arm cut open again, brb

[seilon]

I wish I could tell every young person with a uterus (especially with bad cramps and/or dysphoria and/or depression, etc) that there is a decent chance they just straight up don’t need to live with that. don’t let the stigma surrounding contraceptives and the expectation that you should just ride it out and suffer win. for the love of god if there’s a chance you can lighten or even stop your period and it’s symptoms all-together, unless there’s a legit health concern, your doctor should at least make you aware of that option. I want every young person to know that “birth control” is not just for birth control and it has the potential to make your life infinitely easier to live. do not give in to anti-pill propaganda im serious

[msrandonstuff]

rn im playing a new game called Is It Depression Or An Iron Deficiency? when i discover i will let yall know :)

[amarantoestrella]

Ken’s breeding kink is so bad the tip of his dick has evolved to medically remove your IUD

[marc--chilton]

just thinking about how much the episode about the pregnant photographer would fuck house up in omegaverse... i imagine he would still take the same position, the life of the mother is more important than the baby, but i think he would feel just that much more upset, and maybe even a little conflicted on it. in my headcanon he would be pretty far along in the pregnancy when he lost it, and would relate so much to her and refuse to admit it.

like partially he needs to stand firmly on her losing the baby to save her life to cope with the feelings he has around his own miscarriage, ans justify him surviving while his baby didnt in his own mind. but also at the same time, he remembers what its like to lose a baby and be left alone, and that part of him desperately wants to see her suceed, but he tries to drown it out with the logical part of his mind.

but ohhh the part where the baby grabs his finger mid surgery? GOD that would fuck him up. I cant even imagine how much that would take him back to his miscarriage and humanize his lost baby. I feel like that would really be a turning point for him in his choice to try have another pup

HE WOULD he wouldn't compromise his medical opinion in mgv OF COURSE but. but he'd have some personal feelings. that case definitely does the worst thing to him: it brings out the omega in him. to the point it's whispering at him nonstop in the back of his mind. he does his best to ignore the feelings and memories

...... but then the surgery. fuck. it shuts everything else in his head up. his eyes get misty. suddenly realizes the pup he lost, that he tries not to think about and still hasn't processed the loss of after all this time, would be in elementary school. he's on the verge of whining when he catches himself. were scent blockers not mandatory PPE his scent would be tinged with notes of something warm, something sad.

for the first time in a long time, his logical brain and hindbrain are in agreement. she's getting a second chance. i can give myself one too.