Out of curiosity–can a man’s surgical castration fail after 2+ successful semen analyses are done (such as due to say, testicular regeneration)? Completely serious question, for the record.
Also, as a side question, if this is possible, then can this man sue the doctor who performed his surgical castration for 18+ years of child support payments afterwards and win?
Do you expect the answer to the second question to be any different than the other times you’ve asked it?
In all seriousness, and meaning no insult, have you talked to a professional about your phobia of fathering children? Your fixation on this goes well beyond normal anxiety.
Anything is possible, if you define possible as “infinite monkeys and infinite typewriters will eventually produce the works of Shakespeare.”
No. Because no doctor will perform surgery on you unless you sign an informed consent form that says you understand that no one can predict “infinite monkeys and infinite typewriters will eventually produce the works of Shakespeare” type scenarios.
Futurist110, as has been pointed out, you’ve asked this basic question before. I’m instructing you to not open additional threads on the subject of surgical castration/sterilization. If you want further clarification, ask in one of your several existing threads.