No - Not allowed to reproduce

“…immediate sterilization. I’m sorry, but your results just aren’t good enough to justify allowing you to have children. Not only is your DNA full of possible problematic genes, but your intellectual and physical abilities don’t score high enough to warrant an exception,” Dr. Walters tone sounds like he is sorry, but his face is a blank mask and you can’t help but wonder if he really is sorry.

Part of you is relieved though. You’ve never wanted children of your own. Besides, you’ve seen what happens to those who test as “Grade A Breeders.” The government treats them like animals. **** to carry child after child until their bodies just give out.

“What are my options?”

“This clinic offers three different sterilization procedures,” the doctor explains, “The least invasive is a long-term chastity belt. You’ll have to come into the clinic once-a-month for a cleaning, but your sex organs will be left unaltered. I don’t recommend this one though.”

Your curiosity is peaked. If it is the least invasive, then what is the problem with it?

“Why not?” you ask.

“Most women that choose the belt end up switching to one of the other options after a month or two in the belt. They find it too inconvenient. Not to mention how it prevents vaginal intercourse.”

“What do you recommend?”

“The most popular option is a uterine implant. It slowly releases a combination of hormones and nanites that prevent you from conceiving along with providing the best STD protection available,” he says.

“It sounds too good to be true. Are there any side effects?”

“Many women report increased libido and some have difficulty reaching orgasm, but it is better than the last option,” he sounds like he doesn’t even want to tell you about the final option.

“What is the third option?” you ask anyways.

“Nullification. We remove your uterus and seal your vagina. Some even go so far as to have their clitoris and nipples removed too, but that is entirely optional. Of-course, all of these options are optional. If you choose, you could pursue a different procedure at a private clinic or take the tax penalty for be an undesirable breeder.”