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>After a short while, I start going through the phone and see she has conversations with her bestie in there and the last dates were just before we committed to each other. Basically, she was talking to her and literally weighing all her options up about having kids with before it's too late and she was going over her "backups" and I saw their chat about me. Basically the consensus was I was the shortest and oldest of her guys she was seeing but I had the best prospects - most stable job, best personality, most common interests, funny, good in bed and good looking even if I'm not her usual type. So she said she was going to give it a go and her friend encouraged her. Then I guess we started dating

This might be the first time I've ever said this, but the foid did literally nothing wrong here. The only bad thing here is that he got to read how the sausage gets made. I always went exclusive right from the start, so I've never had to deal with this kind of crap.

The moid should trans out because he's engaging in histrionics, which is a feminine hobby.

she had a preventive double mastectomy due to having the breast cancer gene

wtf that's insane

That's no guarantee she's going to get cancer. It's still an extremely small chance. CMV: preventative titty chops are only done on munchies

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That's no guarantee she's going to get cancer. It's still an extremely small chance. CMV: preventative titty chops are only done on munchies

it is not a small chance. based the information here and educated guessing, she most likely has a BRCA1 mutation. her lifetime risk for breast cancer is as high as 85-90% and she is also at risk for various other cancers. double mastectomy is one of the surgeries that can be considered as a preventative. these are the national guidelines for the record, for this specific condition. i will limit my autism on this topic but if you are interested, I can sperg some more about it.

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