Mandatory vasectomy for men isn't an ideal solution

I've seen a lot of talk online about mandatory vasectomies in males from birth or even getting them now and then they can get them reversed when they need to reproduce and get them back again after. I think this is a good idea for women who can't get abortions but it doesn't protect women with multiple sexual partners unless they can be sure all partners have vasectomies. Also it doesn't protect women having affairs if they know that their partner doesn't have a vasectomy which can make potential for them receiving domestic violence. I think making abortion legal again is our only option

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PhoenixPhail · M

Reversal of a vasectomy is hardly guaranteed.

SW-User

@PhoenixPhail Dr Google say: If you had your vasectomy less than 10 years ago, success rates in your being able to produce sperm in your ejaculate again are95% or higherafter a vasectomy reversal. If your vasectomy was more than 15 years ago, the success rate is lower. Actual pregnancy rates vary widely — usually from 30 to more than 70%

I mean really in practical terms that means the lower estimate for "success," is just 30%

PhoenixPhail · M

@SW-User It would seem the procedures have gotten better.

Penny · 46-50, F

@PhoenixPhail its also a highly invasive procedure

PhoenixPhail · M

@Penny Really? It would seem a simple one.