Guys react to vasectomy videos -- by Essure

We gathered a handful of guys and made them watch footage of an actual vasectomy to shed light on why men are hesitant to man up when it comes to permanent birth control. The results were pretty funny, and it was clear that men and women have something in common--both want to avoid the knife. Luckily, there's a better option. To learn more about Essure non-surgical permanent birth control for women, visit http://essure.com.

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[jzer21]

Only wait so long for him to "man up." What is this? A Miller light commercial? I find it so annoying that the formula these days for appealing to a female audience is to a)make fun of or belittle the male sex or b)show them in pain.

[sillentskills]

Let's face it,

when it comes to funerals, loved ones just can't seem to suck it up.

when it comes to being informed of the death of your child, some people cry.

when it comes to eating fast food, well, there's plenty of videos floating around here with all the gory details.

when it comes to watching a video of a medical procedure on some random guys groin, some guys feel a bit uncomfortable.

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Obviousness is obvious.

"This video of this guy's innards is great!" <- Nobody says that...I hope.

[Novakira Sato]

Too bad men can't abort.

[TheBigboy46]

i've had a vasectomy and there was nothing to it. no pain involved.

[outlawjedi]

MIRENA is a long term (reversible) option whereas Essure is not reversible. So what happens if she changes her mind, or worse yet, the marriage (relationship) ends and she meets someone new? She may wish she didn't have a non-reversible procedure like a tubal or Essure. Also, Essure does not affect menstral cycles, whereas Mirena can provide lighter periods. My wife has no period at all, which she loves.

[IDontCare2DoYou]

Suicide, I'm just saying it's preferable to having people cut into your scrotum.

[Chepe79Joe]

0:25 that ish is too funnie

[kersy]

Twice as many tubal ligations happen a year vs vasectomies. Obviously women are considering alternative procedures to vasectomies. Why not vice versa?

[kersy]

Because it's a dangerous, invasive, irreversible procedure? Do you have a vasectomy?

Btw 61% of women who have abortions have kids. Exercising your right to bodily autonomy isn't being "dead set against bringing a child into the world." Women have abortions for a whole variety of reasons.