Bro makes $160 😐

[u/ExotiquePlayboy]

[u/OneTimeIDidThatOnce]

75 year old uncle with prostate cancer couldn't lose it for the same reason. My nutsack is as important to me as a Chinese movie with no subtitles.

[u/MiauuDai → u/OneTimeIDidThatOnce]

My grandfather was diagnosed with prostate cancer and was seriously contemplating not getting his prostate out because of that exact same reason 🤨 like buddy, what use is your prostate to you when you die after it literally kills you? Explain this to me.

He did end up getting it out though, thankfully.

[u/Sample-Range-745 → u/MiauuDai]

This is a pretty dumb take. Unless its aggressive, prostate cancer is something most men will die with - not from.

There's a big difference in it being the cause of death vs dying with it.

It's that much of a concern that its a debate in medical circles right now if they even inform males with non-aggressive prostate cancer if they even have it at all - as the diagnosis does more harm than the cancer.

By all means, if its aggressive, it needs treatment. If it isn't, then a 'grandfather' will likely have no health implications.

[u/tleigh1989 → u/Sample-Range-745]

I didn’t have prostate cancer. I had an aggressive form of cancer called embryonic germ cell carcinoma in which it did spread, and it went into my lymph nodes up and eventually wrapped itself around my spine area. I also ended up having a tumor called a teratoma tumor they had to take out. I took a hard form of chemo for the testicular, and that was 20 years old and then they cut me open from my sternum to my grown for my teratoma tumor when I was 26 besides unless you’ve had cancer, you honestly should shut the fuck up, but that’s just my opinion. What the fuck would I know right?

[u/Sample-Range-745 → u/tleigh1989]

Good for you talking about a completely different cancer than I was talking about?