Woman’s BOLD Reply When Told Her Meds Will Make Her Infertile

Buckle up, folks! We’ve got a juicy tale of family drama, mental health, and the age-old debate of babies vs. Zoloft. Our leading lady, a 32-year-old Aussie, is caught in the crosshairs of her cousin’s infertility woes and her own unapologetic stance on prioritizing her mental well-being. With a dash of sass and a sprinkle of controversy, this story is sure to have you questioning: who’s the real a-hole here? Let’s dive in and find out!

The Drama Unfolds: A Tale of Two Cousins

Treating Mental Health on Wednesdays ️

Cousin Emma’s Controversial Comment

‍♀️ Childfree and Unbothered

Emma’s Infertility Struggles and Changing Views

The Vaccine Debate: Emma vs. Mom

‍ Mom’s Got My Back

Glam and Pissed: My Sassy Response

Posted and Snoozed

Waking Up to Drama Central

Mom’s Just Trying to Keep the Peace ☮️

My Take: Emma Had It Coming

Mental Health > Baby Making Parts

‍♀️ Mom’s Measured Response

Family Feud: Zoloft Zingers and Baby-Making Blunders

Well, well, well… looks like we’ve got ourselves a classic case of family drama with a side of mental health and fertility debates! Our sassy protagonist, who’s just trying to live her best life and manage her anxiety, finds herself in the middle of a heated exchange with her cousin, who seems to think that popping out babies is more important than popping Zoloft. With a mom who’s got her back and an aunt who’s blowing up phones left and right, this story has more twists and turns than a daytime soap opera! So, what does the internet have to say about this wild ride? Let’s check out some of the hottest takes from the peanut gallery! ️

Woman defends her childfree stance, shuts down vaccine misinformation.

Pregnant on Zoloft despite warnings? Bold move, mom-to-be!

NTA. Emma’s intense baby rabies is not your problem

Defending mental health over fertility, NTA comment is on point!

Zoloft fan defends mental health and infertility misconceptions.

Putting health first! NTA and antidepressants don’t cause infertility.

Standing up for bodily autonomy and calling out problematic behavior.

Mind your own business ‍♀️ You’re NTA

Empowering response to societal pressure on motherhood and mental health

Defending personal choice and mental health, NTA shuts down attacker.

Woman defends her decision to be childfree against entitled people

NTA commenter defends OP’s response to nosy Emma.

Speculation on surrogacy request after woman’s bold reply

Keep taking care of yourself, sounds like you’re killing it!

Cutting out drama: NTA’s take on supporting mental health

Empowering response to fertility pressure. NTA, depression matters too

Mother of 3 reassures Emma about infertility and mental health ❤️

Trash person tries to make NTA feel bad.

User defends OP, calls out obnoxious behavior, and suggests therapy.

Bold response to nosy and controlling cousin. NTA

Choosing meds over fertility. Supportive reply from fellow mom-to-be

Standing up for oneself against unsympathetic sister

Brilliant clapback shuts down meddling aunt. NTA for sure

NTA slams Emma’s medical degree from University of Google

Keeping family fights off social media is always the way

Upset because she wants to adopt your baby? NTA, obv

A comment calling out immaturity and sarcasm in a video

Standing up to an insufferable know-it-all. NTA

Unapologetic woman stands up to pro-lifers and the patriarchy

Defying the odds: Antidepressants didn’t make her infertile

Woman defends her boundaries against unsolicited advice. NTA

Standing up for herself and respecting others’ boundaries.

Cool Australian stands up for herself and calls out Gilead vibes

Zoloft didn’t affect fertility, vaccine won’t either. NTA

Sassy and unapologetic clapback to misogynistic anti-vaxxer family members.

NTA. Emma’s “I’m the main character of life” disease.

Supportive comment applauds OP for prioritizing health over stigma

Laughing off fertility concerns from antidepressants with a NTA attitude

NTA shuts down Emma with a bold clapback

Zoloft doesn’t make you infertile – NTA unpacks misinformation

Sassy response to unfounded fertility concerns. NTA wins.

NTA shuts down obnoxious comments about infertility and adoption

Zoloft during pregnancy? NTA has a point

Zoloft doesn’t always make you infertile. NTA for choosing meds

Standing up for reproductive rights with a touch of humor

Standing up for mental health and personal choices. NTA

Zoloft safe during pregnancy, NTA shuts down uniformed cousin

Be careful who you get medical advice from! ‍⚕️ NTA for standing up to misinformation.

Zoloft is safe for pregnant women, don’t shame women’s bodies

NTA OP shuts down misinformation and pushy behavior with humor

Embracing child-free life: NTA and super pro-choice

IVF warrior defends women’s reproductive rights against dangerous extremist

Empowered response to being shamed for infertility and anxiety

Calling out insensitivity: NTA takes a stand

Choosing not to get pregnant, NTA. Medication switch possible.

Support for reproductive freedom and individual agency.

Choosing mental health over fertility – a powerful statement

Defending the benefits of Zoloft and calling out pettiness.

Savage response to vaccine fertility myth, NTA

Pharm tech debunks fertility myth and calls out bitter commenter

Embracing infertility: A refreshing perspective on a sensitive topic

Standing up for your own fertility choices.

Protecting bodily autonomy: a powerful response

Zoloft doesn’t affect fertility, COVID does. Misinformation debunked.

The comment suggests Emma may want surrogacy in the future

NTA shares experience with Zoloft for cPTSD and infertility.

Adoption over IVF? NTA shuts down entitlement and obsession

Standing up for mental health and debunking infertility myth

Defending personal choices: NTA shuts down fertility advice.

Woman stands up for her right to choose, not a hypocrite

Zoloft buddies unite! Validating comment calling out hypocritical cousin. NTA

Perimenopause and sister’s jokes on 7 kids. Conflicting ideas on abortion.

Calling out hypocrisy on mental health and infertility.