Is a Vasectomy Now the Only Way Men Can Be Truly Safe from Financial Extortion?

Heat Street ^ | June 5, 2017 | Martin Daubney

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In some of the wealthiest neighbourhoods of the United States, a growing number of wealthy men are taking drastic measures.

A recent New York Post story – “Hamptons bachelors are getting vasectomies so gold diggers can’t trap them” – takes all we deem true about reproductive power – that women ultimately hold all the aces – and blows it out of the water.

It tells the calculated tales of four men – including a wealthy, promiscuous real estate developer who claims he caught a woman trying to inseminate herself from a condom she’d offered to flush away. “The vasectomy is insurance,” he says.

Dr. David Shusterman, a New York urologist who performs the procedures, explains: “There’s a spike in single guys who get the procedure in spring and early summer.

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If you’re talking about doing a DNA test on the fetus, that would require permission from the mother, who in this case, would not want to give it. She knows the honest man is not the father; she wants to blackmail him. But the court can only require a DNA test when the baby is born.

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Vasectomies are *typically* done this way, which makes them ‘more’ reversible, no guarantee. All vasectomies occlude (i.e. “seal”) at least one side of each vas deferens.

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However, if the surgeon doesn’t just cut the tubes, but removes a section from each of them, it will be much harder to rejoin them after removing the occlusions. Doing so helps to insure that the sealed tubes do not go septic.