Rhett thanks for what you said regarding how much more of a deal it is for a woman to take a surgical option for infertility. It's really important for you to model this kind of compassionate, reasoned approach to your audience. Thank you.
Nimisidiv you do keep your nuts. And if you are not exclusive with 1 person, you should still be wearing a condom even if you have had a vasectomy. A vasectomy will not protect you from STDs
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I cant explain how happy I am that you explained that it is way more extensive for a woman to become infertile compared to a man. So many men would rather the woman go through with it when it is way easier for the man to get the procedure. You are wonderful husbands and great role models. Thank you for this episode!
Andrea Woods You say that like it's completely idiotic to want the reverse. "You should deal with the pain, because if I dealt with it instead it would be worse." Yeah ok, but at the end of the day someone is putting themselves in pain and we shouldn't be condemning someone for not wanting to go through with said pain just cause the alternative is worse for the other individual
I wish more men would view vasectomies as an option rather than a taboo thing. If both parties are willing to put in the work for making a baby, then both parties should be willing to get whatever procedure done to prevent more pregnancies. People are more than their reproduction organs. Getting a vasectomy doesn't make you less than a man. It makes you a respectable man.
They've talked about how their kids are their basis on how mature their videos/work vould get. They make videos that they could let their kids watch so it's logical to say that the more their kids grow up and mature, the more mature they're going to let their work be.
The number of people comparing a vasectomy and an hysterectomy even after hearing what they said is just idiotic. You do not have to be put completely under for a vasectomy, they were awake for it and it didn't last for even an hour, an hysterectomy requires general anesthesia, surgery lasts about two hours and more if there were complications, you get hospital time after, recovery may take months, it's permanent, and not forgetting to mention the sudden changes the body goes through when a hysterectomy is done.
MY MOM GOT HER TUBES TIED AFTER MY SISTER WAS BORN IN 1986. SHE ONLY HAD A HYSTERECTOMY LAST YEAR. YOU GET TO KEEP YOUR OVARIES AND UTERUS WHEN YOU GET YOUR TUBES TIED.
As it should note for women. Who have eggs removed. It can most likely have life living affecting negative effects. Affecting hormones, chest and few others.
Thank you Rhett for mentioning how invasive it is for a woman to get a hysterectomy... and suggesting for the man to get a vasectomy instead. I applaud you 👏👏👏👏
It's not hard to Google.. you have a great day. Risks with vasectomy are few. No death has ever been attributed to this procedure. On the other hand, tubal ligation, a frequently performed surgical sterilization procedure in women, is associated with no fewer than 20 deaths per year. These deaths occur because of the risks of the procedure itself, anesthesia complications, and increased ectopic pregnancy rates. Complications with vasectomy are usually related to bleeding or infection. Prolonged pain sometimes occurs as a result of inflammation along the vas due to sperm leakage (sperm granuloma) or congestion of sperm at the epididymis (epididymitis). These conditions usually go away with rest and anti-inflammatory medication.
7:25, I'm not even in that time of my life but, THANK YOU RHETT for speaking out as a man on this issue for women who might feel that pressure in their relationship. THANK YOU for literally physically showing men that it doesn't take away their masculinity or whatever the issue is for people having this conversation in their relationships. Thank you
Thank you both so much for your candor and for sharing your experience with us. Also, thank you for pointing out how a vasectomy is a far easier procedure than a tubal ligation. I made the choice to get my tubes removed for permanent contraception (and was very happy and willing to do so), however it is a full surgery that involves general anesthesia and not everyone is comfortable undergoing that. An in-office procedure with only local anesthesia is far less risky. So thanks again and cheers to being sterile!! 😁
I'm so happy Rhett and Link are standing advocates for vasectomies and similar procedures for men. Them speaking out about their own experience can help men get a wider understanding for reproductive health for both men and women, and lets other men know it's safe and noninvasive to take birth control into their own hands. It's even cooler that they went together. Love this
@Mustache Man did you even watch the video? They are very much advocating vasectomys, Rhett specifically said to get one instead of letting the woman have some sort of procedure
Wow, that takes a lot of trust and vulnerability with your crew to have them film you during the procedure and handle the footage. You have built a great working relationship with great people. no wonder you are my favorite internetainers.
My mother had her procedure done just three days after naturally giving birth to my baby sister and it was really dangerous. She ended up getting a very serious case of E-Coli and nearly passed away from it. She still has some health problems that could ill her to the point of death due to the procedure.
Seems like she should sue. You can't get an infection from a properly done sterile operation. The doctor must have had fecal matter touch the wound or given her immuno-suppressants for some odd reason. That's not a standard thing to happen.
Abasi Shadid E. Coli doesn't just happen from food poisoning - we have that bacteria living on our skin every day. All it takes is for the bacteria to enter a cut or opening and "gain the upper hand" so to speak. It probably means the surgeon or someone in the room contaminated the surgery site.
Dunsparce is Life it is nearly impossible to eliminate every single bacteria in surgery, infections can still happen when everything is done correctly. Infection can also happen post op entering through the incision
The odds of a man having any serious complications from a vasectomy are about the same as the odds of a woman dying from a tubal. Not only is the male option safer, easier, cheaper, less painful, and reversible, it's even more effective. The alternative methods of long term birth control are all on women, and require either implanted objects which can cause horrific periods, infections or rejection, or hormones that can lead to blood clots and strokes. If a vasectomy fails, there is a pregnancy. If a tubal fails, there is a potentially deadly tubal pregnancy. Not only is vasectomy the best option for a committed monogamous couple, it's the only reasonable option. Men can even freeze their sperm to be used via artificial insemination later, allowing for a no-surgery pregnancy. Men have COMPLETE control over their fertility if they only ask, yet I've begged for a tubal for 6 years and have been denied. Proud of you two for doing this, but it honestly just reminds me of the choices I'm not "allowed" to make.
Not conplete. My dad couldn't get one for years. He had two kids, but was too young according to the doc, and he may "change his mind". It is not always easy for a young man to get a vasectomy, this is a myth. Also, vasectomies are not meant to be reversible. But if you can do it, and should do it, DO IT.
Thanks for sharing the experience with us guys. I think what you said about this proceedure vs a woman's procedure being less invasive is such an important message!
Thank you for mentioning how bad it is for women to find birth control that lasts a long time. Even IUD that are supposed to be painless and quick cause an immense amount of pain that lasts a long time and can have serious and deadly side effects in many women, myself included. Vasectomy are much quicker and safer and provide a much more permanent solution to birth control
Jake Pryor uhhhhh I had a potentially deadly side effect like a punctured uterus? Quit being thick headed and tackle the issue at hand, stop disrespecting people with these problems.
I really appreciate you guys making the videos about your experience. I was really on the fence about this, but now I'm comfortable with the option for when the time comes in my marriage. Thank you so much.
I can't thank you enough for sharing such an experience with us! When you talk about stuff that happened in your life, it's already interesting to hear about. But the fact that you brought the camera with you makes this experience so much better! Thank you to the camera team and also to the editor!
I had an English teacher in high school who had to have a hysterectomy, and she hated the aftermath so much. She always felt tired, she had to take medication daily and there was intermittent pain too, I think. Good on you guys for stepping up! And thank you for filming it, it was hilarious :P
THANK YOU , RHETT !! I had my 2nd child with my ex-husband when I was 21 years old , and he talked me into getting my tubes tied because he said he didn't want anymore children , and like a fool , I listened ... fast forward to now , and I am happily married to a man who has no biological children , and I can't give him one .... my ex-husband , on the other hand , has had two more children with two separate women ... it is permanent for women ( for the most part ) , and if you do have a reversal it can cost $20,000 ... if you are a man who thinks that the don't want anymore kids , have a vasectomy instead of asking your partner to get it done , it is much easier , less invasive and is easily ( and cheaply ) reversible if you change your mind down the road ...
Just make sure not to wait for too long to have it reversed! My dad had it done because his then-wife said she didn't want kids but then she changed her mind 10 years later so he had it reversed but it was too late. His sperm count was still 0. Luckily they had frozen some of his sperm just in case and I got two little sisters
Honestly, after watching the main episode and this has seriously opened my mind to the idea that i've never even considered before. I'm almost 28 years old now and I would totally do this after me and my future wife are done having kids. Keep inspiring. You guys are awesome.
I love that you said that you guys took the initiative and got this done. Props to you! My bf and I personally don't ever want kids of our own, so i've been on the pill and currently have an IUD. I for sure eventually want to have him get a vasectomy. Especially with seeing how easy and fast it was. Plus, like you said it's less dangerous than having the woman get a hysterectomy or get her tubes tied. Well done guys!
Borat Sagdiyev not everywhere. It's winter in the southern hem and Westeros. Also all school hols don't line up globally. Maybe get out your bubble and look beyond your boarders.
So much appreciation for you guys! My husband and I reached the same conclusion and we are happy to see others with an audience promoting vasectomies. :)
I appreciate what Rhett said about men taking the lead on infertility when in a partnership both parties don't want children anymore or any in the first place. Women have to go through SO much to prevent pregnancy, and it's really outlandishly unfair what we have to go through to accomplish that. Thanks, Rhett. .
Thank you so much for addressing the facts and dispelling misconceptions. It's important to understand the truths of medical procedures, especially related to areas of science that are often misunderstood.
Ugg, I had mine done 6 years ago and my boy bits looked like avocados 2 days later. However, it was the best decision I've ever made. Been a father for 26 years and no worries now. By the way... I did mine raw dog with no drugs. I remember just looking out a window at the clouds with birds and airplanes flying by. Love the channel guys.
I am a single woman who doesn't want kids so I had my tubes tied last spring. It was a painful surgery that took a good week to recover from. I admire you guys for taking the initiative to get snipped.
That pop machine analogy was great, had me laughing at work. I am glad you guys are being so open about a procedure that people seem to see as negative for some reason.
Going back in time 30 years, my Dad did his Vasectomy and it was FAR worse and more invasive than you two had! It was brutal - he was on crutches for a week afterwards - you are lucky medical procedures have advanced since YOUR fathers did theirs!
I am sincerely surprised at the number of people saying things to the effect that they could never get a vasectomy. I am 28, want kids, and it is hard to imagine doing it. But it is selfish and immature to act like you would never do it.
I'm 22, I want kids, and absolutely plan on doing it afterwards. It's such an easy surgery there is no reason I wouldn't. Get a real emergency surgery done and this is nothing compared to that. Edit: Just wanted to say I agree with you, after reading my comment aloud I realized it may have seemed like I was dissing you for saying it's hard to imagine.
Thank you, Rhett. People do not understand this. The amount of risks for women with every type of birth control needs to be known. Surgery for women is so much more invasive and potentially dangerous, not to mention can impact their health via hormonal issues.
Totally agree that men should step up and get a vasectomy it they want a permanent way of contraception. Especially considering that it's usually the women who are responsible for the non-permanent (hormonal) modes of contraception.
Thank you guys for sharing this experience with the Mythical Beasts! I was thoroughly entertained by the video and in the process I learned a lot! The doctor was cool too!
Big thanks to you guys. Only thing I ever did was do some reading on this. I live with a fairly traditional Catholic family and these questions are not something any of my family is comfortable talking about.
Rhett thanks for what you said regarding how much more of a deal it is for a woman to take a surgical option for infertility. It's really important for you to model this kind of compassionate, reasoned approach to your audience. Thank you.
embilbie blimblehead 👏👏👏
Yup I think they should talk about the wage gap next
id rather keep my KNUTZ n just bag it up
👏👏👏👏YES! For real that was so wonderful!
Nimisidiv you do keep your nuts. And if you are not exclusive with 1 person, you should still be wearing a condom even if you have had a vasectomy. A vasectomy will not protect you from STDs
Before you were dispensing Dr. Pepper. And now
you dispense Diet Dr. Pepper. Same great taste and with only half the calories 😂😂😂
Mslovelyshot Mrs. Dawn Get out
No, plz stay
😂😂😂
Diet soda does not taste the same...lol
Actually Dr Peeper and diet Dr Pepper do taste the same
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I cant explain how happy I am that you explained that it is way more extensive for a woman to become infertile compared to a man. So many men would rather the woman go through with it when it is way easier for the man to get the procedure. You are wonderful husbands and great role models. Thank you for this episode!
Andrea Woods You say that like it's completely idiotic to want the reverse. "You should deal with the pain, because if I dealt with it instead it would be worse." Yeah ok, but at the end of the day someone is putting themselves in pain and we shouldn't be condemning someone for not wanting to go through with said pain just cause the alternative is worse for the other individual
Andrea Woods Double standards put in my mother nature
Andrea Woods yeah but a man is infertile for life after this, a woman could get off the pull of she wants to plan ahead for a pregnancy
MrFlyersfan28 they're not talking about the pill. They're talking about a hysterectomy.
Andrea Woods don't get on the internet anymore you feminist
That soda machine analogy is perhaps the best analogy for a vasectomy I've ever heard.
"Please refer to Dr. Hymen for all genital related questions."
*I died laughing*
Chris Bolland hyman watch first episode it shows the spelling
I wish more men would view vasectomies as an option rather than a taboo thing. If both parties are willing to put in the work for making a baby, then both parties should be willing to get whatever procedure done to prevent more pregnancies. People are more than their reproduction organs. Getting a vasectomy doesn't make you less than a man. It makes you a respectable man.
HellYeahhh no. I would want all my children to be from my own seed. How will they be like their own father otherwise.
The vasectomies comes from the idea that you don't want children or don't want to have more children.
wcthesecret good job, criticizing a procedure you don’t even understand.
Politician's Syllogism no I was referencing family guy.
ohhhhhhh I don't remember watching that bit. But now I must find it.
Link officially has Jingle Bells
A. R.M.
Dun dun chhhhh
who's to say he didn't before the procedure?? LOL I know a lot of guys who have jingle bells who haven't even had vasectomies. lol
Oh what fun he'll have in a one horse open sleigh.
I was dying at the dr. pepper!
glitt3rgir1 I woke everyone up laugh
TIL semen tastes like dr. pepper. What a missed opportunity to save money by just drinking my own semen and not having to buy cans of dr. pepper.
Link: I don't even like Dr. Pepper. Now I know why!
Rhett: Ya, now your justified.
Me too
I was drinking a Dr. Pepper while watching this. It became awkward.
Thank you Rhett for pointing out how much easier it is to make a man infertile. You both are very admirable men for realising that and then doing it.
I love that as their show is progressing, so is their maturity rating. I feel like with more adult humor theyre being more true to themselves.
They've talked about how their kids are their basis on how mature their videos/work vould get. They make videos that they could let their kids watch so it's logical to say that the more their kids grow up and mature, the more mature they're going to let their work be.
CheesecakeLasagna basically when their children will be 20 smth they'll be stripping and swearing
@@eldrberry3072 With Good Mythical Evening a few nights ago and Link’s daughter now in college… this comment aged perfectly.
The number of people comparing a vasectomy and an hysterectomy even after hearing what they said is just idiotic.
You do not have to be put completely under for a vasectomy, they were awake for it and it didn't last for even an hour, an hysterectomy requires general anesthesia, surgery lasts about two hours and more if there were complications, you get hospital time after, recovery may take months, it's permanent, and not forgetting to mention the sudden changes the body goes through when a hysterectomy is done.
M FC the procedure is actually a tubal ligation
MY MOM GOT HER TUBES TIED AFTER MY SISTER WAS BORN IN 1986. SHE ONLY HAD A HYSTERECTOMY LAST YEAR. YOU GET TO KEEP YOUR OVARIES AND UTERUS WHEN YOU GET YOUR TUBES TIED.
1989 I MEAN. MY YOUNGEST BROTHER WAS BORN IN 86
As it should note for women. Who have eggs removed. It can most likely have life living affecting negative effects. Affecting hormones, chest and few others.
M FC The equivalent is not a hysterectomy, it is a tubal ligation.
Thank you Rhett for mentioning how invasive it is for a woman to get a hysterectomy... and suggesting for the man to get a vasectomy instead. I applaud you 👏👏👏👏
Sarah Collins someone needed to say it!
Completely untrue. No one seems to be able to substantiate this.
toxic masculinity ruins the party again
Toxic femininity fails to provide supporting evidence and thus ruining their own narrative again. This is just simply untrue in the modern era.
It's not hard to Google.. you have a great day. Risks with vasectomy are few. No death has ever been attributed to this procedure. On the other hand, tubal ligation, a frequently performed surgical sterilization procedure in women, is associated with no fewer than 20 deaths per year. These deaths occur because of the risks of the procedure itself, anesthesia complications, and increased ectopic pregnancy rates.
Complications with vasectomy are usually related to bleeding or infection. Prolonged pain sometimes occurs as a result of inflammation along the vas due to sperm leakage (sperm granuloma) or congestion of sperm at the epididymis (epididymitis). These conditions usually go away with rest and anti-inflammatory medication.
Thanks so much guys!! After watching this my husband said that he would do his instead of making me!! I was so afraid of getting a major surgery!!
omg if hes making you do anything you should just leave. No one should force anyone into anything.
That's great! Vasectomy seems to be the best way
I left him.
@@lexygirl1786 This is the best update I've ever seen on a youtube comment. Congrats!
Oh wow...@@lexygirl1786 congrats?
That's what best friends do.....great job guys...
love nial
I've never done that
They do not
love niall Aa
love niall Yay! A directioner who watches the show!! 😊
7:25, I'm not even in that time of my life but, THANK YOU RHETT for speaking out as a man on this issue for women who might feel that pressure in their relationship. THANK YOU for literally physically showing men that it doesn't take away their masculinity or whatever the issue is for people having this conversation in their relationships. Thank you
I like that doctor. Really friendly and has a great sense of humour
I’m still really proud of them for destigmatizing the conversation around a very common procedure! Go Rhett and Link!
I thought this was very informative. Knowing that the procedure is safer to men than woman will stay with me for years to come. Thanks boys!
If my future kids ever ask me what a vasectomy is I'll just direct them to this video 😂😂😂 "Dr pepper"
Thank you both so much for your candor and for sharing your experience with us. Also, thank you for pointing out how a vasectomy is a far easier procedure than a tubal ligation. I made the choice to get my tubes removed for permanent contraception (and was very happy and willing to do so), however it is a full surgery that involves general anesthesia and not everyone is comfortable undergoing that. An in-office procedure with only local anesthesia is far less risky. So thanks again and cheers to being sterile!! 😁
I'm so happy Rhett and Link are standing advocates for vasectomies and similar procedures for men. Them speaking out about their own experience can help men get a wider understanding for reproductive health for both men and women, and lets other men know it's safe and noninvasive to take birth control into their own hands. It's even cooler that they went together. Love this
IUD
BlackRoseAnarchy IUDs aren’t safe (let alone affordable) for many women, and in women who do have them, the can cause life threatening conditions.
@Mustache Man did you even watch the video? They are very much advocating vasectomys, Rhett specifically said to get one instead of letting the woman have some sort of procedure
i'm not an watch-every-video fan, but every single time i watch these 2, i am shocked at how naturally funny they both are.
"It doesn't taste like Dr.Pepper anymore." 2:50
- Rhett 2017
Thanks for advocating male birth control guys.
I love how rhett tells the men not to make it the woman’s duty to have a more invasive procedure. Such a good man. He has a very lucky wife!
Wow, that takes a lot of trust and vulnerability with your crew to have them film you during the procedure and handle the footage. You have built a great working relationship with great people. no wonder you are my favorite internetainers.
The picture is scissors lmao
OMG 😂😂😂😂 THATS AMAZING 😆😆
Sammy S damn i love this show😂
what picture
Smile More on the wall behind link
Smile More the picture is different in every episode.
Well done for expressing how much easier it is for the male to go through the procedure then the female ❤️ very proud of you fellas 💪🏻
My mother had her procedure done just three days after naturally giving birth to my baby sister and it was really dangerous. She ended up getting a very serious case of E-Coli and nearly passed away from it. She still has some health problems that could ill her to the point of death due to the procedure.
Smile Beautiful .....how the heck did she get food poisoning from surgery?
Seems like she should sue. You can't get an infection from a properly done sterile operation. The doctor must have had fecal matter touch the wound or given her immuno-suppressants for some odd reason. That's not a standard thing to happen.
Abasi Shadid E. Coli doesn't just happen from food poisoning - we have that bacteria living on our skin every day. All it takes is for the bacteria to enter a cut or opening and "gain the upper hand" so to speak. It probably means the surgeon or someone in the room contaminated the surgery site.
Dunsparce is Life it is nearly impossible to eliminate every single bacteria in surgery, infections can still happen when everything is done correctly. Infection can also happen post op entering through the incision
Smile Beautiful 3days after?
The odds of a man having any serious complications from a vasectomy are about the same as the odds of a woman dying from a tubal. Not only is the male option safer, easier, cheaper, less painful, and reversible, it's even more effective. The alternative methods of long term birth control are all on women, and require either implanted objects which can cause horrific periods, infections or rejection, or hormones that can lead to blood clots and strokes. If a vasectomy fails, there is a pregnancy. If a tubal fails, there is a potentially deadly tubal pregnancy.
Not only is vasectomy the best option for a committed monogamous couple, it's the only reasonable option. Men can even freeze their sperm to be used via artificial insemination later, allowing for a no-surgery pregnancy. Men have COMPLETE control over their fertility if they only ask, yet I've begged for a tubal for 6 years and have been denied. Proud of you two for doing this, but it honestly just reminds me of the choices I'm not "allowed" to make.
Very good point ❤️
You can't always reverse a vasectomy besides look up what an IUD is much better than both options
....except if you can’t use hormonal birth control due to the risk of blood clots.
Not conplete. My dad couldn't get one for years. He had two kids, but was too young according to the doc, and he may "change his mind". It is not always easy for a young man to get a vasectomy, this is a myth.
Also, vasectomies are not meant to be reversible.
But if you can do it, and should do it, DO IT.
Thanks for sharing the experience with us guys. I think what you said about this proceedure vs a woman's procedure being less invasive is such an important message!
ARE WE NOT GONNA TALK ABOUT THE SCISSORS IN THE BACKGROUND? I'M SHOOKETH!
Emmatation I knew they changed the background picture, but I didn't notice the scissors! That's fricking great!
I just noticed. I'm dying. 😂😂😂😂
Thank you for mentioning how bad it is for women to find birth control that lasts a long time. Even IUD that are supposed to be painless and quick cause an immense amount of pain that lasts a long time and can have serious and deadly side effects in many women, myself included. Vasectomy are much quicker and safer and provide a much more permanent solution to birth control
BrieAnna Stauffer and it’s reversible, which is a plus!!
BrieAnna Stauffer I'm sorry did you just say it has pain involved and can sometimes lead to death like yourself? You died as well as many other women?
Jake Pryor uhhhhh I had a potentially deadly side effect like a punctured uterus? Quit being thick headed and tackle the issue at hand, stop disrespecting people with these problems.
Even when it goes completely correctly like with me it fricking HURTS having it put in.
BrieAnna Stauffer Don't get your panties in a twist because of a Godamn joke.
I really appreciate you guys making the videos about your experience. I was really on the fence about this, but now I'm comfortable with the option for when the time comes in my marriage. Thank you so much.
I can't thank you enough for sharing such an experience with us!
When you talk about stuff that happened in your life, it's already interesting to hear about.
But the fact that you brought the camera with you makes this experience so much better!
Thank you to the camera team and also to the editor!
Who's the guy behind the camera who has been laughing extra loud lately?😂
ZuhaibMD Maybe they adjusted one of the mics closer to the crew.
Edit: Like a natural laugh track
No way that is Alex. I recognize the laughters of regular crew and this sounds like someone new. They had quite a few additions to the crew lately.
No, it's not Eddie either. He has a distinctive laugh.
Josh King if Jason's back I'll be so happy
I thought it was Micah
Link putting his ring back on at 8:20 was mesmerizing.
Rhett: "It doesn't taste like Dr. Pepper anymore"
Link: *facepalm*
I was literally drinking a dr pepper.............taste different now......??
Charlie Bennett saltier?
Charlie Bennett creamier?
Ohh noooo XD
Lmao I still love DrPepper even after that scene 😂
I was drinking pepsi.......that tasted weird.
I had an English teacher in high school who had to have a hysterectomy, and she hated the aftermath so much. She always felt tired, she had to take medication daily and there was intermittent pain too, I think. Good on you guys for stepping up! And thank you for filming it, it was hilarious :P
THANK YOU , RHETT !! I had my 2nd child with my ex-husband when I was 21 years old , and he talked me into getting my tubes tied because he said he didn't want anymore children , and like a fool , I listened ... fast forward to now , and I am happily married to a man who has no biological children , and I can't give him one .... my ex-husband , on the other hand , has had two more children with two separate women ... it is permanent for women ( for the most part ) , and if you do have a reversal it can cost $20,000 ... if you are a man who thinks that the don't want anymore kids , have a vasectomy instead of asking your partner to get it done , it is much easier , less invasive and is easily ( and cheaply ) reversible if you change your mind down the road ...
Lol the framed scissors in the background
Way to be the men guys :). Also an interesting fact is Vasectiomies can be easily reversed if you decide you want another child.
Just make sure not to wait for too long to have it reversed! My dad had it done because his then-wife said she didn't want kids but then she changed her mind 10 years later so he had it reversed but it was too late. His sperm count was still 0. Luckily they had frozen some of his sperm just in case and I got two little sisters
Bird Person What? There is a point to a vasectomy, also if youre MGTOW then dont get married and problem solved lol
How is the surgery pointless?
+Arlinda Barry True! I was only thinking of the snip and clip method x).
Bird Person "pointless surgery" you don't want kids, you still want fun. Easiest cheapest most practical way. How is it pointless again?
Honestly, after watching the main episode and this has seriously opened my mind to the idea that i've never even considered before. I'm almost 28 years old now and I would totally do this after me and my future wife are done having kids. Keep inspiring. You guys are awesome.
2:53 That moment when you realize you picked a REALLY bad analogy, but you're 2 minutes in and already committed.
Thank you two for being real men and being brave and considerate enough to do this.
They should try the labor simulator!
Madison Warren I think they have already done that
I have never laughed so hard at someone getting a vasectomy... I've also never watched someone get a vasectomy.
I love that you said that you guys took the initiative and got this done. Props to you! My bf and I personally don't ever want kids of our own, so i've been on the pill and currently have an IUD. I for sure eventually want to have him get a vasectomy. Especially with seeing how easy and fast it was. Plus, like you said it's less dangerous than having the woman get a hysterectomy or get her tubes tied. Well done guys!
I LOVE waking up for school to y'all.
Jessica Ford why
It's summer
Borat Sagdiyev not everywhere. It's winter in the southern hem and Westeros. Also all school hols don't line up globally. Maybe get out your bubble and look beyond your boarders.
Borat Sagdiyev school started in the south already but I live in north on a road trip
Borat Sagdiyev 😩😌
These guys are honestly an inspiration they prove anything can be done I only wish I had a friend or had what they have
I never thought I would get a lesson on vasectomies from Rhett and Link.
I just got mine done a couple days ago. Was exactly as fun as I thought it would be.
The Dr.Pepper analogy was on point *crying of laughter*
So much appreciation for you guys! My husband and I reached the same conclusion and we are happy to see others with an audience promoting vasectomies. :)
Imagine your bosses telling you they need you to film their vasectomies. How did this conversation go? 😂
Rhett's little speech towards the end was so heartwarming :,), I love my pure faves.
its extremely commendable of you to say that the man should be the one who has the procedure. well said
I'm so proud of you guys! You are great men.
I was like "maybe I should do this!" But then I remembered in a girl...
You still can. It's a different procedure though.
You forgot what your gender was *facepalm* seems legit.
The Old Deus lol
Yeah it's a lot more intrusive to get your tubes tied with a higher risk of complication.
I appreciate what Rhett said about men taking the lead on infertility when in a partnership both parties don't want children anymore or any in the first place. Women have to go through SO much to prevent pregnancy, and it's really outlandishly unfair what we have to go through to accomplish that. Thanks, Rhett. .
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Jessica H thank you. 🤣Found what I was looking for.
Not the most pleasant thought to have.
Do you know the physical toll that three vasectomies have on a person?
Thank you so much for addressing the facts and dispelling misconceptions. It's important to understand the truths of medical procedures, especially related to areas of science that are often misunderstood.
Today's GMM was one of the best to date, it was a ballsy episode😂
Ugg, I had mine done 6 years ago and my boy bits looked like avocados 2 days later.
However, it was the best decision I've ever made. Been a father for 26 years and no worries now.
By the way... I did mine raw dog with no drugs. I remember just looking out a window at the clouds with birds and airplanes flying by.
Love the channel guys.
Now I know why Rhett likes Dr. Pepper and Link doesn't
Link's reaction at 3:24 killed me.
Thanks for speaking up for women everywhere, Rhett! 👏
This is probably the realest episode of GMM ever. In my opinion I think they should get more adult in their episodes.
You are incredible people, thank you for showing how much easier this form of male contraception is!! Y'all are such great role models
I am a single woman who doesn't want kids so I had my tubes tied last spring. It was a painful surgery that took a good week to recover from. I admire you guys for taking the initiative to get snipped.
That pop machine analogy was great, had me laughing at work.
I am glad you guys are being so open about a procedure that people seem to see as negative for some reason.
Lol the Dr. Pepper analogy was great, especially the awkwardness of using the word "beverage"!
I was laughing out so loud when Link asked Rhett to tell him the other activities using his gonads that he doesn't know about
OMG THE PICTURE BEHIND THEM IS A PAIR OF SCISSORS OMGGG😂😂😂
Love that they talked about the woman side!❤️❤️
Dr. Pepper analogy has me ROLLING
.....great analogy.....rhett....
Going back in time 30 years, my Dad did his Vasectomy and it was FAR worse and more invasive than you two had! It was brutal - he was on crutches for a week afterwards - you are lucky medical procedures have advanced since YOUR fathers did theirs!
The Dr. Pepper analogy really works in my humble opinion. You get all the liquids and stuff, but not the "flavouring".
Link's eyebrows during the whole "beverage" analogy CANNOT BE TAMED. sooo funny
I am sincerely surprised at the number of people saying things to the effect that they could never get a vasectomy. I am 28, want kids, and it is hard to imagine doing it. But it is selfish and immature to act like you would never do it.
How so?
Plus you then have to be on tablets the rest of your life as we need our periods for bone strength.
I'm 22, I want kids, and absolutely plan on doing it afterwards. It's such an easy surgery there is no reason I wouldn't. Get a real emergency surgery done and this is nothing compared to that.
Edit: Just wanted to say I agree with you, after reading my comment aloud I realized it may have seemed like I was dissing you for saying it's hard to imagine.
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Also there have been many successful reversals of Vasectomies, it's not always permanent if you don't want it to be.
KUDOS TO YOU DADDIES TALKING ABOUT HEALTH & THE PROCEDURES OF BIRTH CONTROL IN THE WOMENS SIDE. MUCH LOVE. BLESS YOU 💖🙏
Thank you, Rhett. People do not understand this. The amount of risks for women with every type of birth control needs to be known. Surgery for women is so much more invasive and potentially dangerous, not to mention can impact their health via hormonal issues.
I love you guys for so many things you do for us!! Maybe the best gmm ever ! Thank you Rhett and Link and the Mythical Crew!
I feel like I'm watching an educational show about male genitalia ... and I'm loving this new subscribtion that I made.
“Hey! (You know what that means) SNIP SNIP”
Watching you guys get through explaining and relieving this was priceless 😂😂😂
I love that this episode was not only entertaining, but also informative. Love you guys and everything you do. ❤
Well my field trip was not disappointing. I gotta say, I love the drs name. Haha. Thanks for documenting the brosectomy
Rhett you are a hero. Thank you for mentioning the difference between men and women's experience with permanent birth control
Totally agree that men should step up and get a vasectomy it they want a permanent way of contraception. Especially considering that it's usually the women who are responsible for the non-permanent (hormonal) modes of contraception.
This video became 1000x more hilarious when Rhett started talking about Dr Pepper. I was drinking a Dr Pepper at that time 😂
was the doctors name really Dr. Hyman? lmaoooo
Thank you guys for sharing this experience with the Mythical Beasts! I was thoroughly entertained by the video and in the process I learned a lot! The doctor was cool too!
They really listened to Bob Barker
Only Rhett and Link could talk about this and still somehow make it hilarious!!😂😂😂
This is real friendship goals!😂💯
This has got to be one of the most hilarious videos. Link looking so uncomfortable haha I just love you guys.
this is unrelated, but Rhett's hair is perfect in this episode.
Big thanks to you guys. Only thing I ever did was do some reading on this. I live with a fairly traditional Catholic family and these questions are not something any of my family is comfortable talking about.