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Having or not having children is one decision that each woman must make for herself.
When women are in committed relationships, they often share this decision with the man that they love. However, single women are on their own with this choice, which is probably exactly how they want it.
Whatever the case, the tubal ligation surgery that can be seen as the ultimate and final say in birth control is something that many choose, though they do change their minds at times. Not everyone can do this, but it can be common for women who have completed their families and are above a certain age.
Some call the tubal ligation procedure ‘having their tubes tied.’ This is very common when a woman has had at least two children and she knows that she is done with adding to her family. It does not really matter if she is single or married, at that point, most doctors will say that choice is up to them. Read the rest of this entry
Each day we are faced with small decisions, what to wear, what to eat, how to prioritize our time and many other things. Decision making is a learned skill that we are taught from a very young age. As we get older and need to make major life decisions we automatically fall back on how we learned to make decisions.
This may not be a conscious part of our decision making, but it is there none the less. We make our decisions based on our values, beliefs and knowledge. Decisions are made with a combination of how we feel and what we think.
It is up to us to decide if our feeling or our knowledge has the greatest influence on us. Read the rest of this entry
