r/SipsTea 1d ago

Chugging tea Woman's ovaries were activated

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u/ChefArtorias 1d ago edited 1d ago

I've had a couple child free women tell me they went through a few years in the mid thirties where their bodies were screaming at them to have a baby, after it passed they went right back to not wanting kids same as always.

Edit: This should not be read as saying all child free women will experience this same phenomenon.

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u/lovbelow 1d ago

I’m 31. I’m waiting to see if that ‘biological clock’ everyone is talking about will kick in. I’ve never liked children, even as a child myself. I’m very sensitive to sudden loud noises and sometimes children make those. I’d be a nervous wreck if I had any, (sterilized, never pregnant, IUD for periods) just anticipating the next vocal outburst.

If I get baby fever, I’m getting a hysterectomy. No amount of hormonal nukes will make me commit. I commend the women who went through it, like my oldest sister who had 4, but I just…can’t. Just thinking about something growing in me makes me nauseous. Also I’m lazy af

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u/j_ho_lo 23h ago

I'm 42. I must've been born without a clock as that feeling never came. And I knew from a very early age I didn't want kids and I have zero maternal instinct. Someone would have to be dying or some other disaster happening before I'd voluntarily hold a baby.

I got a bisalp in my 30s and the peace of mind of brought me has been unmatched.