Are men put off by young women (20s~30s) that can’t get pregnant?

[HanabiTalviNikiforov]

I had a radical hysterectomy & when I was 19y/o & it’s been on my mind a lot lately that a man won’t want me because of that. Is this true or am I worried for no reason?

Yes, men are put off because of this.

No, it’s not a big deal.

[ohsheeT]

Hey first of all stop worrying about something that hasn't even happened yet because it's making you older looking you need to be

The other thing is when the man that you find or he finds you looks at you understand who you are and can see and feel the beauty with inside that's what he cares about that's all he cares about is he found that girl that he loves because he will prove that to you when you say I can't have kids he will say we can adopt we could have a surrogate we could do anything you know why because I Believe in you you Believe in me and that's love stop worrying about things that have not happened quit creating things it takes away from who you're supposed to be at this moment and what you're supposed to be doing you could be happy go lucky glowing like crazy but no you want to be down and out is that guy's it could have been the guy might walk right by you but he sees this down and out girl instead of this glowing beautiful thing so stop

[RandomUser1000]

Some men don't want children and some do (and some are unsure).

If a guy defiantly doesn't want children, or already have children but are sure he doesn't want more. Then he probably see it as an advantage.

If a guy is sure he wants to have children, then it is a disadvantage.
Possibly a deal breaker.

It can be a big deal.
But for some it's an advantage.
I think there are many of the ones who already had kids since past relationship that either don't want more kids or could consider having more kids but are also fine with not having more.

[Summeroflove]

It depends on the man a man wanting biological kids maybe isn’t compatible with you. Does not make him bad but it is what it is.

I will say I would take a genuinely good woman who can’t have kids over a bitch whore who can. But we don’t need to get into that.

It depends on the man. Find whose right for you and be honest about your situation.

[Garud]

Frankly, men who want to start a family and want kids. It matters to them.
But not to those who want to get married for companionship but don't want kids for some personal reason.
I can't tell you the percentage, but I can tell you this according to my life experience.
Yes, there are men who don't care if the girl they like can become the mother of their kids or not.

[ChicoFromThe305]

There's luckily two types of men when it comes to this situation, those that want children and those that don't, I'm sure we can all assume these type of men won't really care, if anything they will like that considering the can have unprotected sex raw and not have to worry about impregnation.

[Anonymous]

Some men, not all men. Imagine you're a woman that wants a child and you're a guy that is sterile. Are you going to toss the guy out because he's unable to father a child? Or are you going to just choose another route like adoption? Most smart people know it's hard enough just to find a good partner today.

[oldpigg]

I don't want to have children, however a hysterectomy leaves a pretty ugly scar, and I don't like scars either.

[slatyb]

That depends on whether they want children. I didn't so that would have been ideal.

[Anonymous]

It depends on the man and what he wants in life. There are plenty of men who don't want children, and to those guys it would be considered a plus.

[strateguy632]

2nd.