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[@morgansvlogs]

A FaceTime for your Friday hehe LOVE YOU HOW IS YOUR MAY

[@lissettediiaz]

My May is going great! It was my birthday yesterday (May 9th)!!

[@chillgiver]

🫶 UwU May has been fantastic so far 😃

[@syd.vicious]

it's great now that you posted 😌

[@ThePocahontas]

Living the New York dream. Come and visit!

[@morgansvlogs]

@@lissettediiazahhh happy day late birthday!! Hope you do something so fun this weekend ❤️❤️❤️💅🏻

[@nanrah8973]

I heard, “he WAS just my roommate” and the giddy giggles. She is clearly dating Lucas!!! 🎉 I can’t be the only one who noticed

[@MissGhostface]

I never even noticed these weren't main channel. 😂🤷🏼‍♀️ It's all equal to me, meaning, I'm equally invested in the content. 💜

[@jazminvelasquez8884]

Same! I literally had to look up her channels cause I was so confused 😅😂 but equally invested is correct!

[@mihaelahuban5287]

@@jazminvelasquez8884same, i didn’t realize there are two channels, for me it’s Morgan , that’s what is important

[@michelleyx9873]

Me either lol

[@brendal9976]

What is the other one?

[@thelostchapstick3281]

Exactly haha love Morgan I think I genuinely thought KZbin unsubscribed me when I joined this channel

[@carrieannemoore9446]

"& they were roommates" 🤣

[@FeyreArcheron741]

“I choose peace over prosperity, and that is priceless” Omg Love that

[@alexb7092]

I read this as she said it omg. ❤❤ :') the timing

[@sevannahullo3937]

“He WAS just my roommate”

[@RachaelMortician]

The “was” immediately followed by the awkward sip and no eye contact makes me THINK that Lucas started out as a roommate, but now it’s a relationship (but maybe they haven’t made it official, official). Maybe I’m reading too much into it lol.

[@kentiapalm7]

⁠@@RachaelMortician I said it somewhere else but, if she’s looking into IUDs, that’s something you’ll consider while being in a serious, monogamous relationship so…

[@RachaelMortician]

@kirahone That's true too 👀👀

[@purpleclove1929]

I heard the "...he has his own room..." and thought: she didn't say "bedroom!" IF Morgan wants a relationship, I hope she finds the combo she needs!

[@Ilovevitaminwater]

My thoughts exactly​@@kentiapalm7

[@JunaGlow]

funniest thing in the video "I thought when you had insurance, that they would help you."

[@dawncombs1408]

Lol, right? I’ve got nightmare stories. I no longer trust any doctors. Hate to say it because there are physicians in my family. But they’re all pretty clueless

[@replicatoria]

Medicine belongs to a commercial business

[@ronnee8656]

That "Lucas lives here" hit me like a truck 😮😮...in a good way.

[@hellomezz100]

I love that Lucas is living there to keep you company

[@CloudNine0211860]

bffr having a handy roommate in what is essentially a new construction is probably the most intelligent thing you can do as a new homeowner

[@melaniethetruckdriver]

I am SCREAMING over Lucas sticking around!!! ✨️

[@ThatGirlLib]

A live in handy man. 🎉 But seriously, I hope he’s paying rent to help her recoupe some looses from the earlier build.

[@thisone3285]

Good thing she won her court case.

[@TVGuild]

@@thisone3285did she ever talk about the court case

[@lauren7716]

@@ThatGirlLib she's literally a millionaire

[@CARMENTHUNDERS]

There’s a reality tv show I would watch Morgan and Lucas making breakfast! Heck yeah that’s great!

[@KivaDigs]

Ryland talks about how he didn't ever have a birds and bees conversation and while I so LOVELOVELOVE your parents, I'm also like how the hell did you explain their questions about where they came from, etc.? lol! Love ya lady!

[@amandasieveking]

Wait … “he WAS just my roommate” so is this confirmation that he is indeed MORE than “just your roommate now??” Even tho he has his own room? PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE SAY YES 😊❤

[@TJShow0000]

shes always so giddy about lucas I love to see it

[@Mgaillenak]

LUCASSSSS! We have been waiting for this news. We love Lucas.

[@strongroots2345]

What news?

[@stephaniepapaleo9001]

We do!!! Just because we want them together, doesn’t mean it…but…m a y b e. 🤷‍♀️

[@AnisaKay]

LOL THE LUCAS DROP AND THE GLOW FROM THE NEW HOUSE ugh they can never make me hate you Morgan

[@tintikles8029]

I know that I don't actually know you personally, but I've been following your journey for years and I just wanted to thank you for creating a little safe space where I somehow actually feel like you're a friend I get to catch up with every other week. I get so excited when you upload because it feels like a genuine little catch up and I love hearing about your life and what you've been up to. Thank you for being you and being so real, even with your struggles.

[@chelsean1609]

Girl I had no idea anyone was mad about the brain scan thing. I thought it was interesting! I think I’ve been blissfully unaware of any hate toward you because I’ve always loved you. I’m so happy for you that you have reached a happy place with your house and channel!

[@lorieann8669]

Same I went to read the comments and I think it’s taken down

[@sabaf6572]

Ditto! We love you Morgan ❤

[@ChristinaLynnF]

same... & also anyone that hates on her has to be those kind of people just looking for drama bc it isnt here. Girl is just living her life, trying to figure it out like the rest of us, but also with the best/purest intentions.

[@samanthat7069]

It was a huge deal back then! Tbf there was a ton of dangerous and false info in that video. It wasn't just that she hot a brain scan

[@SamanthaJoGoes]

​@@samanthat7069 can you elaborate? I genuinely don't remember anything being over the top

[@18uprhea]

Girl, if you start a lucas plotline, you'll be at 1M by summer

[@SavoryBubble333]

Morgan doesn’t need a man to boost her followers, y’all need to go touch grass or get a job.

[@18uprhea]

@@SavoryBubble333 I'm actually a professional grass engineer so....

[@jodoodlyboi2963]

​@@18uprhea lmao that's so funny I don't think she neccesarily wants that many followers though. More followers attracts more haters as well.

[@18uprhea]

@@jodoodlyboi2963 that's def true and she's an angel who deserves no haters

[@IKissingTheLipless]

Yuck no! She is too pure to exploit her relationship for clout. Just be happy with the little breadcrumbs she gives us every video! Morgan can get to 1M followers without using Lucas to do it.

[@rebeccadavis4763]

I didn't realize this wasn't main channel lmao. I forgot about that channel and appreciate this one. Get it girl

[@itshaturday]

The delulu lenses flares during embarrassing story time are top tier editing. 😂❤

[@ashleykuzmicki]

WAKE UP KIDS MORGAN POSTED!

[@killionaire3651]

I'M UP!! 💯💯

[@lillianweir1745]

Love this!! 🤣🤣

[@nataliemercer8497]

Thanks mom!

[@GeorgaaJGarcia]

I’m awake! 6.52am on a Saturday. Nothing else would get me up this early

[@gabinied3029]

MORGAN POSTEDDDD

[@JT-hr6dq]

Of COURSE we ship Morgan and Lucas. Mucas? No, that's wrong. Lorgan? He seems like such a genuine and good dude. Brian wouldn't have him on the crew if he wasn't.

[@moll3933]

Isn’t Brian his dad? Lmao

[@JT-hr6dq]

@@moll3933 hahaha maybe? Fine then he has to keep him.

[@alopez9907]

Lucas is Brian's son

[@JT-hr6dq]

@@alopez9907 well he did a good job. And obvs has to keep him.

[@Urawizhar]

Lugan Mucas 🤣🙈❤️❤️ oh no

[@WithAngelWings]

You’re right girl, I needed that reminder about friendships. Literally just prayed that people with good intentions surround me and anyone else be removed from my life 🙏🏽

[@kelseygaudioso504]

1. I am a doctor avoider also and didn't go to the gyno until I was 32! 2. Tracking your cycle can be a form of birth control. Determine when you are ovulating (which is just 1 week a month) and do not have sex then. There are several apps you can use along with temperature tracking. You will only get pregnant if you have sex during ovulation (or the week of). You can also have sex during that time; just use condoms. There is a great book called Taking Charge of Your Fertility, I highly recommend it! The rest of the time, you do not need to worry about protection or birth control because it is impossible to get pregnant. This does put you at risk for STDs, so please only do this if you are in a committed relationship with 1 partner who you trust. 3. My sister tried the IUD to get away form the pill. She experienced worse symptoms than on the pill. Weight gain, water weight, and high anxiety.

[@raissamachado8810]

I agree with letting toxic friendships go but honestly it SUCKS having no friends, I literally only have my boyfriend (bless him, he's my best friend) but it's still hard asf being a girls girl and not having any friendships like that

[@nbla39]

Ditto. But no bf lol

[@luemun]

I feel you. I miss having girl friends but I really struggle with letting people in after being burned by previous friendships.

[@user-yp3ms1oj3z]

Feels good knowing I’m not the only girl out there with no girlfriends and just my boyfriend 🥲 it’s lonely out here

[@ionlywannacomment]

Start a hobby where you meet people like Morgan with her gym classes!

[@user-ky9uf7tw6b]

And the instant I feel comfortable with a girl they stop liking me but before when I’m not comfortable yet they are more interested in being a friend lmao

[@tiffanydodson9119]

“Roommates” ❤🎉

[@lexiemedina8215]

20:48 “He WAS just my roommate”!!!!! GIRL!!!!!😍😍😍

[@veronica5lmaa]

That's how I call my husband

[@sheilamarie73]

She’s exploring IUD options… (insert long pause) for reasons 😎

[@tiffanydodson9119]

@@veronica5lmaa lol same!!😆

[@kentiapalm7]

@@sheilamarie73exactly😂

[@Tab24050]

The end just felt like a giant hug. I love you thank you for this video and thank you for being such a wholesome person. Wish you all the best

[@meganheldreth1701]

Morgan Adams! You're such a little light in this dark youtube world. Please know deep down those of us that are here with you in your safe space love you and support you and anxiously await any and all new content from the queen herself. Thank you for being yourself and talking about the things that make you human cause we all just feel that much more connected to you! ❤️ all the love and positivity to you and your household!

[@Sparky_In_Oregon]

Umm, I really like your mommy but I'm STUNNED that she didn't talk to you about going to a gynecologist. Every mother or grandmother or other female mother-type has a responsibility to tell their daughters about their healthcare and the first part of that is a baseline pap smear, breast exam, and a talk about birth control options. It's important for the person you talk with about an IUD knows the details of your situation. And when I say "situation" I mean she or he has been up in there in a medical way. Last: go to a female gynecologist--they understand what you're talking about. Be well be your own best healthcare advocate.

[@BriannaSantos-hh3ep]

Hunny , my mom never talked me through my first period. Let alone talk to me about gynecologists sooo everyone was raised different. But I agree it’s parents responsibility to teach your kids about these things. I just had sh*t parents 😅

[@kimebopper]

I took my daughter to her first gyno 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@MaddHeather]

So did i with my daughter and i also went when she got her iud🤷‍♀️​@kimebopper

[@GDgrl]

You are so right! No one ever talked to me about the gynecologist. I didn’t even know what it was, so I never went until I was 23 because I had been dealing when a foul odor down there since I was 19 and was fed up and finally asked my mom and she suggested the gyno. And I was like, why have you never mentioned that’s a thing?

[@KingsleighVon]

IUD since 22, replaced twice.. no period; heaven for me. 10 yrs ❤

[@notsomodesty]

0:19 THAT BATHROOM IS A DREAM 😍 it’s so satisfying to see how far you’ve come with the house ❤

[@fargotua13]

Until all windows in house crack just cuz U farted in bathtub. That echo is insane.

[@beastlybabes7737]

That tub is NOT practical lol

[@JohnSmith-io4wm]

So much mature takes in this video, Morgan! Love how you are coming along mentally and in your life. Nothing but love for you! ❤

[@saamcattee]

I have an IUD! I’m in the UK so idk if it’s any different (I assume no) but I have a 5 year hormonal IUD called Mirena. I was actually recommended it because my periods were so heavy & irregular that I would literally bleed every day for MONTHS. I’ve had it for 4 years now & it was the BEST decision I ever made. I have very light, regular periods now. No acne, no moodswings, no side affects! I will say, the insertion of the coil is 30 seconds of the most intense period pain you’ve had x3. But only 30 seconds & a woman’s mind is more powerful & just tell yourself to breathe through it. Happy to answer any questions because half of the population on this planet bleed & we’re all in this together 🥰

[@CountCrackulaMyWay]

Me waiting on a Lucas update 🧍‍♀️

[@whitneylee5993]

Yes please 😩

[@brandispry576]

Same!

[@Ceelopez137]

🤣

[@JenBee1]

She finally came out & admitted he was living with her in this video. What kind of other update are we looking for? You know Morgan rarely ever shares details about her personal dating life. I was shocked she finally admitted he was living there, even though we all kinda figured as much. 😂 Unless I totally missed something, which is totally possible with my ADHD. I was listening & doing 10 other things at the same time. 😂 Let me know if I missed something! 🩷🌼 I think her & Lucas are adorable together! 😍

[@alisalaska1786]

@@JenBee1she said they live together but he has his own room and she called him her roommate 🤔

[@larissacampbell8919]

I started crying when u said 'I hope you get the dream job that you want" and I got a job offer today! Happy tears! So happy that u have a home!

[@chickennoodle9585]

I’m so glad she’s posting again. Her content makes me feel so seen and like i’m maybe not so alone. She’s like an older sister that gives you the advice you need 💜

[@jah060689]

I adore watching your videos, Morgan! It truly feels like having a conversation with a friend. You're doing great, love. Don't let anyone drag you down. You are a doll and we just love you! ♥

[@madisonwoods2243]

I've had my Mirena IUD for 5 years, and it's now been approved for longer. The nonhormonal copper IUD last even longer. You will hear more bad experiences than good just because people will post more about a bad experience. Everyones experiences are different. I took Aleve or advil before hand but I feel that it does not do anything. You should talk to your gyno about pain med options (anexiety/relaxers, numbing shot, numbing cream) I have a normal to high pain tolerance, it hurts but is definitly bearable. It was "toe curling" but not fainting/screaming pain. I would prefer an IUD insertion over having any stitches with no anesthetic (or having a baby😅). It will start off like a pap smear, then they will clamp your cervix to stabilize it (they will say a pinch but this hurts too), insert a measuring tool into your cervix to find the right length, and then insert the IUD the same way. The whole process should not take long. Usually you will feel a sharp pain for about 2 minutes during insertion, and cramping for a couple days after. It is recommended to schedule it while on your period so you cervix is slightly more open. A week later they will do an internal ultrasound to ensure proper placement. I had constant heavy spotting for 3 months, but have had no period or issues since and its been very effective. I think the pain is completely worth 7 years of not having to worry about birth control and I plan on getting another one. The pap smear should not hurt, maybe a light cramping when they swap the outside of your cervix. ALSO i LOVED the brain video.❤

[@3ikilee]

I had a similar experience with Mirena and thought it was great - I used it twice, and sure inserting it hurt (it’s your cervix after all) but then I had 10ish years of no cramps, low to no flow, and absolutely no possibility of missing a pill - I only stopped getting it replaced because I decided I no longer needed birth control.

[@dawncombs1408]

This is such a helpful comment. Wish I’d have gone the iud route vs birth control pills when I needed birth control. The pills really messed up my hormone levels And I really liked the brain scan video too. Find stuff like that fascinating. I had no idea people gave her such a hard time over it.

[@jpdenboer4365]

Same! I had 3 in the span of 12 years. I don’t need birthcontrol now. But if I ever need it again I would go with Merina again. Placing wasn’t the easiest, nut years of no hormon fluctuations was worth it:)

[@alopez9907]

Same I've had 2 in the last 12 years and it's been great I had spotting for almost 6 months after my first ever insertion but then nothing no period no cramps and most importantly no baby 😂 I recommend it to all my friends. You can ask your doctor for a pill that will soften your cervix. You take it the day of insertion so it's easier and less painful to insert.

[@ThatBetchEllie]

Yea I got the paraguard (nonhormonal) IUD it's good for 10yrs never had any issues with it... Such a great experience you don't even know it's there

[@simplymonca]

19:59 We real fans knew, girl. We know you know 😂❤ So happy for you both! ❤

[@JenBee1]

That's what I was thinking in my head! Girl, we know, we know. Haha 😄. Who does she think she's fooling!? Haha. Lucas seems so sweet & you can tell he is head over heels for Morgan. I'm wishing them the best! Morgan deserves all the happiness in the world! 🩷🌼

[@Ashnod24]

Not oke she saying he is a roommate with his own room. Why you making more out of it. Thats not respecting her at all. If its more than she is saying. What i dont think you can have boy best friends . But even if not its up to her not up to you or anyone else to make more out of it than she is telling you.

[@Ashnod24]

​@@JenBee1not up to you or anyone to make more out of it what she is saying. This is not respecting her. If it ever gets more and she wants to share. She will if not its none of our business

[@Ashnod24]

@@Sweetieee what is so hard about just respecting her privacy at that point. She told us over and over that she has a hard time with sharing that part and want to keep it private. But people just dont respect her wishes its not oke!

[@JenBee1]

@Ashnod24 I definitely wasn't trying to do that in my comment. I apologize if it came out that way. I just hope she's happy bc she deserves all the happiness in the world. Morgan is not to be known as sharing her private relationships. I was simply speaking on the fact that she admitted that he was living with her, when it's been pretty obvious that he did, bc of her previous videos. & I agree, it's up to her to share her personal business. I respect her for keeping her relationship private. Again, I apologize if my comment gave that vibe. 🩷🌼

[@mischymischy8321]

"I chose peace over prosperity" made me cry

[@colbypoole3420]

Do not go with the IUD. I know experiences are different for everyone. But for me, it was awful. The insertion was extremely painful. No type of pain medication or anything. While it was in, it always felt like it was piercing something inside of me on my left sign and no one at the doctor’s office took my concerns seriously. Not the nurses there, not even the doctor who inserted it. I eventually just opted to get it taken out because something seriously felt wrong. They had an intern try to take it out and I was in tears it was so painful. The intern ended up not being able to pull it out so the doctor had to come do it. Once again, no type of pain management for that and I was in actual tears for that. I had it in for about 2 years and it was effective birth control but a painful, uncomfortable cost. Intercourse was painful. And now after it has been out for over a year, my periods are about 45 days long. I believe something is so messed up, and once again I am not taken seriously in the slightest with my concerns. It brings me to tears to even think about because I really feel as though it’s messed everything up. Anyways, just really think about it and try to see a doctor that will take your concerns seriously and not treat you like a child when you are a grown woman. Best of luck.

[@lmaocristhian]

congrats on 600k!!!!

[@traceym1778]

A 10/10 feeling only happens once (if you're lucky) in a lifetime. Sounds like you were initiated into the painful, but amazing! journey of self introspection and self love. Look up twin flames - I bet it will resonate with you! . Much Love

[@AanitsirK97]

I friendly love you Morgan, your vibe is the best

[@janette7066]

I screameddd with that LinkedIn story 😭 btw I love your nails, can’t stop looking at them and love the editing on all of your videos. Everything you’re saying is so relatable, everything.

[@theredqueenqc]

Hi Morgan!!! Got my Mirena IUD a year ago. It was SOO painful going in, and for a couple of months I had spotting after "the deed", but after like 4-5 months it was over and I am SOOOOOO happy about it!!! Best decision of my life, worth the pain. If your body can take it, I'd say; try it!

[@lizalove91]

The love and compatibility is SUCH good advice

[@Hellonaptime]

So happy you posted! I hope you’re doing well! 💗 I know life is insane and we’re all on a crazy rollercoaster, but wishing you all the best! Yay for Lucas living there with you! Boy roommates really are the best.

[@swimvain]

I've had my Mirena IUD in 6 years and no issues/no babies. It did hurt going in, I screamed. I spotted for months. It sucked, but it was all temporary. I love my IUD. Way better than BC pills. Take a painkiller before the insertion appointment.

[@amannnnn87]

I agree with everything stated here! I’ve had mine for 3 years. The first month was not the best, definitely hurt going in. After 3 months, no period, no cramps, and I was a heavy bleeder/real bad cramper. My dr told me to take ibuprofen the night before and the morning I got it inserted to help with the pain.

[@brandyoctober5923]

Yep. IUD is the way to go.

[@savvyaranda]

i got the same iud and it’s been the worst for me.

[@jaime4890]

Idk. I had one years ago and I could feel it during s*x. I had it removed after one month. I dunno if they just didn’t put it in right or what. But it hurt like hell.

[@MK-pj8wr]

Omg the spotting for months just made me feel so much better. I've been nervous about all the spotting but wow

[@KarlaEmmerson]

I’m a happy IUD story. Got the copper, no hormones one. Got local anesthetic, no pain on insertion. No extra bleeding, regular periods a month in, no scares 5 years going strong. Also hadn’t ever gotten a pap smear until like 28, the gynos face said it all 😂 but also I’m in Denmark so it might be different elsewhere

[@courtneybaird665]

Came here to say this! Hormone free is the way to go with her symptoms from other BC. Lasts up to 12 years

[@paulasalazar5358]

I loved my copper IUD and would do it again!

[@rebeccab3035]

my gynaecologist and IUD experiences: the pap smear can be quite uncomfortable, they scratch off some tissue around your cervix, so make sure you take a deep breath! IUD wise I've had both a copper IUD (no hormones involved there) and now a hormone IUD (as it hinders the growth of my endometriosis tissues). I'd say the insertion can be really uncomfortable (it feels something being inserted somewhere where nothing should go, gross) and it might take a few weeks to get used to the IUD. But overall it's very much worth it! The copper one can make your period a bit heavier, that's something to think about especially if that's already an issue for you. The hormones in the hormone one are much less concentrated as in birth control pills as they work locally and don't have to travel all the way through your body 🤪. I personally do have slightly more issues with my skin since the hormone IUD though 🙂

[@cathonea9288]

Having an IUD for three years made me gain and hold weight like crazy, stopped my period, didn’t help my acne, made me angry all the time, I got off and made me stop feeling emotions, when I got off of it I started my period again and felt happy and / or sad again but since getting it out over a year ago I haven’t been regular, and my body chemistry or something has changed bc when I do have my period I can’t use pads or tampons bc they give me a yeast infection every time. I wouldn’t recommend I just don’t think there’s enough research into birth control and how it affects women bc no one ever has a great experience and something is always wrong but that’s my hindsight opinion good luck !

[@samanthafleury512]

Girly, I had an IUD for a few years and I was just fine 🤷🏼‍♀️ People of course want to share their scary experiences so you can be aware of the possible dangers, but everyone I’ve known that has had one has been just fine!

[@saturnin3]

9:21 I am in the same boat! My IUD is with Mirena and she has not given me any complications 💖 we’ve definitely been going strong for the past 4 years, so I was happy when they extended the coverage up to 8 years.

[@CloudNine0211860]

same! i have the copper one due to personal reasons not wanting any hormones in my contraceptive, but it’s been great! i feel like for the most part anything medical will have generally negative reviews because you’re more likely to want to spread awareness about a negative experience than spread the word on a positive experience

[@katmdean]

mine fell out after 2 years. I thought it was a tampon I'd somehow forgot making me feel so weird but nope there she was lol. That said I got another after giving birth it's been 2.5 years after and it's been perfect. I genuinely think mine just didn't put it in right somehow first time.

[@angellilua8938]

myself & 4 other women in my life have gotten the IUD but have all had terrible experiences. i do think it is a case by case basis but it is definitely not non hormonal - we’ve experienced weight gain/extreme bloat, foggy brain, bleeding through Ultra size tampons with pads, excessive sweating, parts of the IUD getting lost, & wild emotions. definitely listen to your body and your previous experiences when making a decision. i have heard more terrible experiences than good ones but im convinced those are gods chosen like the women above 🙌🏽

[@bec4390]

Same, I've had mine for 5 years and she's still just fine. Getting it in just felt like bad period cramps for me. Haven't had a period in 4.5 years and it's amazing!

[@yourmomsloafer]

I've had the non-hormonal copper IUD for 3 years now. After being on the pill for YEARS (I also started taking it for acne as a preteen), I opted for a non-hormonal bc option. The most painful part of the insertion process for me was when they measured my cervix prior to actually inserting the IUD which was not what I was expecting. The pain was so short lived, I'm now delusional and don't remember it hurting that bad. I didn't really experience any abnormal spotting, but my period did get a little heavier (which is common with the non-hormonal IUD) I experience cramping on the first day of my period, but overall it is so worth it for me personally! No pregnancy scares, no hormones and my periods are manageable! I would definitely ask your gyno about the copper IUD too!

[@aacerr_]

Morgan, I adore you. These chats really do feel like a FaceTime with a best friend and that means a lot to me right now. Dealing with friendship fallouts are so hard but I am really trying to believe that everything happens for a reason. Love you and can’t wait to see the house tour! ❤️

[@weslieporter1368]

Love your content. You are a bright soul and I vibe off of your honesty. Keep being you. 😘

[@kelsey6660]

I had an IUD for 2 years after constantly messing up my BC. If you decide to get one, ASK TO BE DILATED! The night before, my gyno prescribed me meds to take to dilate me (just slight cramping) and it made the insertion process soooo easy. Yes; there was pressure and discomfort but not bad whatsoever (because I was dilated). Fair warning that you’ll hear otherwise from people who weren’t. For me, the removal was far worse because no dilation. Everyone is different. For me, it made me have zero s-drive (similar to BC) and I had a dark cloud of depression over my head daily until I got it out. But I have friends who have had no issues.

[@BeeTruthful]

IUD sounds terrible and painful ughhh

[@whitykitty2651]

ive had friends gain a lot of weight from it

[@samantharcx]

i’m glad you chose to create another channel ! do what makes you comfortable, happy and healthy ! it’s nice to see other sides of your life ! it’s refreshing to! i hope more people come to this channel ! 💗

[@13bluebunny]

Love you & your videos Morgan! Never stop posting💜

[@Franklinandme]

These are the only GRWM i watch 🖤

[@myriam7074]

Girl own your success! Your main channel is yours, the millions of followers there are following you for a reason. Claim it back delete your videos if you have to, but don’t let haters win. Just put a comments filter on so they can’t comment anymore

[@sophie3400]

I got my IUD (gold IUD instead of the hormonal one) about a month ago and I was so scared before but luckily I had such a good experience!! I took hormonal birth control for almost 10 years and am soooo happy that i stopped. I had pain killers an hour before my IUD was put in + it was put in during my period since the cervic to the uterus is a bit more stretched then. I had pain gel put directly at the cervix which I would 100% recommend doing so if your doctor offers it. It reduced the pain during the procedure and hours later enormously. I had spotting for about 1-2 weeks and now am just super super super happy that I did it! Finally not thinking about taking the pill everyday + no hormoooones!! Obviously it is a totally individual experience but luckily it’s not as harmful for every woman out there. ❤️

[@TeenDream888]

gold? I've only honestly heard of the copper, Paragard. what is yours called, I'd love to research!

[@sophie3400]

@@TeenDream888 i’m from Europe - don’t you have gold IUDs in the US? We have hormonal ones, copper & gold (which is a more advanced version and less inflammatory than copper). Mine specifically is called Goldluna :)

[@TeenDream888]

@@sophie3400 I'm going to have to look into that! I've had mine for five years and it wasn't an option at the time.

[@devannoblit4689]

@@sophie3400 Those are not approved outside of the EU

[@sophie3400]

@@devannoblit4689 oh crazy didn’t know!! Thanks! :) i think it wouldn’t have made a difference for my experience if it was copper or gold since the only difference to the copper one is two small gold elements that are anti-inflammatory - i think i would always prefer copper vs the hormonal one if I lived outside the EU, since it doesn’t interfere my hormones.

[@ambermoemoe]

I am very limited to what Birth control I can take due to hormonal breast cancer running in my family, not wanting to gain weight, or be depressed SO I got an iud after 8 years of no birth control. I had light periods with cramps that were 3 on a pain scale then with the iud I would bleed for 13+ days straight, pain was a 8-9 & so many other intense symptoms. After a year I needed it out & come to find out it had dislodged itself or was placed wrong. Which is why I was in so much pain, and it was a terrible experience getting it removed as well. The worst year period wise of my life. My body just felt like it was constantly trying to reject this foreign object, and I’m so relieved to have it gone. I wish u sooo much luck on this journey because it’s overwhelming, frustrating and pretty discouraging. Give your body and yourself grace as you adjust to whatever you end up doing

[@nikkimonti1155]

Love these kinds of videos. Just a chat with a friend vibes

[@ania2034]

LIVING for these sit downs

[@nerdynorse7251]

My personal experience with an IUD was HELL. It was the worst pain getting it “installed” that I ever experienced. After I bled for months nonstop and had constant cramps. So I got it removed and then I had blood just pouring out of me nonstop. So back to the doctor I went to stop the bleeding….never ever again

[@nessanova8596]

Same!! My body rejected it and cramps were because of that.

[@brzbeech]

Same exact experience! My body rejected mine, absolutely horrific experience. Never again.

[@KimDrewTheLine]

Wow. I'm so sorry. Mine didn't hurt at all going in, and I just had some minor cramping afterwards. No bleeding besides my period (which can be a bit more intense than before but not by much)...did you get Morena or Paraguard?

[@nerdynorse7251]

@@KimDrewTheLine I had the Morena. My doctor had to dilate me, and I’ve never had a kid, and the pain was so bad I had to get 5 shots right in my uterus to numb it. I have a high pain tolerance and I was crying out on the table.

[@jerichaa]

It was terrible like this for me too

[@catthare]

GIRL I LOVE MY IUD. i got mine in 2019 and got it replaced last week!! when i got it placed in 2019, it hurt so bad and was terrified of getting it replaced in the future. my OBGYN has since retired, so when i spoke to my new OBGYN about my fear of getting it replaced, she said she offers sedation for placement. it was the best decision i’ve ever made!!! the worst part was getting the IV in and the cramping afterwards, but it is NOTHING compared to the pain of placement while awake. my insurance covered 99% of the cost so i only paid like $150. i’m still cramping from the placement (6 days later), but it is totally worth not having to take a pill everyday. AND i don’t get periods, just spotting every once in a while. i have the Mirena IUD! a lot of my friends have it as well and they all love it!

[@lindseymarie219]

I had the Mirena IUD after my daughter was born. It was terrible. I had never had acne before getting it, like 2 spots at a time max ever. While I had the IUD my face was completely covered in pimple, all the time. I had lower back pain, non stop bloating in my stomach, brain fog, depression, and so many other symptoms. Within days of getting the IUD out all my symptoms were gone. After 3 years my skin was finally healing and I wasn't breaking out anymore. The only positive from it other than not getting pregnant was I didn't get my period at all after the first few months.

[@skarletcharity]

I WANT TO SEE THE LONDON VLOG WITH BLAIR AND MIA DIO!!!!

[@OkaySuzieQ]

ME TOO!!!!! ❤❤❤

[@macdoingstuff]

Im so so so happy for you!!!! I followed you from the main channel and have never wavered! I felt so bad when you were dealing with all the bad things with your house but it has brought you such amazing things!❤️

[@astreeter5]

Just folded a bunch of laundry while drinking a glass of wine and caught myself smiling cheesily in my mirror at your hilarious stories. Totally love the Vlog and while I did watch your main channel content, I totally understand why you prefer to post here. I’m the kind of person that feels stupid commenting on things and tend to overthink what I write, but I wanted to let you know that you truly are such a light and your honesty and carefree ability to be yourself and speak your truth really is so inspiring and refreshing. Can’t wait to see the empty house tour!! Thanks for helping me get through my laundry folding session 🫶

[@lauren4981]

i've had two IUDs now. The first one, I had the paraguard with no hormones for 6 years. If you arent on any hormonal birth control, the transition is easy. If you go to non-hormonal your body basically purges. It took me about 6 months to re-regulate to no hormones but with the IUD. Honestly, it was just heavy periods that were consistent. But after that, it was easy sailing for the next 5 years until I decided to take it out to have a baby. My cycle was 4 days and light and I loved it. I was also able to get pregnant 2 months after removing the IUD, if thats something you might be considered or worried about in the future. Insertion was just a quick deep cramp that felt really weird, like a cramp in the deepest part of your body youve never felt before and then it was over. Pro -tip, it is easier and less painful when you schedule it to be inserted during your period since your cervix is thinner and more open. When I got it taken out, it was super easy and not painful at all. I got my second one put in while they were closing me up from my C-section. So no pain lol but I'm back to my typical cycle and no issues. I genuienly have had a good experience with paraguard and its the only birth control i'll do. But I have heard other people have different experiences.

[@loisboyer983]

Go Morgan. I'm so proud of how far you've came!!!

[@annikaolsonvlogs]

I love the community on your vlog channel!! I don’t miss your main it’s so comfy here for viewers too

[@ButMaybePodcast]

Wishing all the most amazing blessings for you girl!!!

[@1vik1i1vik1]

Because you asked, I had a copper IUD (non hormonal IUD) for 5 years and had a decent experience. Before getting it I already had pretty intense cramps every month and the copper IUD I was told would make them worse for about 6 months and then would go back to normal- it definitely made them worse / made my period heavier and did not go back to normal, but I kinda forgot what normal was and just dealt with it. I didn’t really notice until I got it out and didn’t have hardly any cramps and had a light period - forgetting what my “normal” was because it had been 5 years. So, it wasn’t amazing but not terrible either. I just used my heating pad religiously and took a lot of midol. But I still would say I liked it because it’s the only option (that I know of) without hormones & I personally would rather have bad cramps for a few days a month. I took it out because I wanted to get pregnant and got pregnant the month after :) taking it out was not painful at all.

[@alicewaspoisoned7656]

I LOVE this channel!! Please continue to post here ❤

[@amandaputzier2154]

I love this!! I love you and the girl chat. So genuine, humble and amazing ✨

[@nicigiusto6124]

I had the Mirena IUD for 3 years and it worked great. Didn't get a period for 2.5 of those years, but bled for the first 6 months, pretty much nonstop, it just got heavier during my "period" week, but never stopped for those first 6 months. CRAZY cramps first 8 hours after getting it, thought I might die from the pain or taking more ibuprophen that you're supposed to, but it passed really quickly. Getting it in was so painful I almost asked my gyno to stop, and I have a STRONG pain threshold, I'm able to dissociate from pain really well, but that pain I couldn't. I honestly imagine it is exactly what a labor contraction feels like because it was insane. But I got it in, the whole process from start to finish was less than 2 minutes, with the worst of the pain being maybe 15 seconds, but wow did it hurt. Once the 6 month mark had passed, I felt like I wasn't on birth control at all, since the hormones are so limited, but I would get really bad back pain pretty often, especially during what would've been my "period" time, so that was a trade off for no longer bleeding monthly. I do think I had a cyst at one point, which I had never had previously, but I googled the symptoms I had and it was exactly what came up. Sharp, intense stabbing pain a few inches below my belly button, and it stopped pretty quickly, so I think it must've burst and then luckily didn't happen again. So yeah.. it's a very mixed back imo, because with the hormone IUDs you'll probably have no period, metal ones I've heard almost no good stories about, I'd avoid those like the plague, but for every positive thing it kind of comes with a negative one as well. I got it out 3 years in because I would rather have a period than constant back pain, and as soon as I got it out the pain was gone. I wouldn't do it again, but I don't regret trying it out, my experience wasn't bad enough to say I regret it.

[@liapania]

EMPTY HOUSE TOUR SOON YAY ❤ so excited for that!

[@MaryNewnham]

Literally LOLing at your LinkedIn story. Hilarious 😂😂😂

[@mariahh.5160]

I’m a surgery scheduler for an OB/GYN office. I have heard the screams of getting an iud and I also schedule a lot of procedures to surgically remove iuds that are lost/ get stuck. It’s a hard no for me personally, but I do know some people don’t have any problems with it. I have taken birth control and was very depressed on it. Maybe look in to the DEPO shot?

[@melissak8892]

Screams? Wow, that sounds horrible.

[@Dominqueee]

I hated Depo, I only did it twice but had a period nearly the entire time and weight gain. However my cousin had recommended it to me and didn’t have either issue

[@caitlynb4849]

I have an IUD right now. The process of putting it in sucked. It felt fairly painful putting it in. My uterus was just BARELY big enough for it so I had to get an ultrasound at the check-up appointment to make sure it was still in. At the check-up appointment they noticed it started falling out so they had to take it out and put it back in which sucked because it hurt to take it out and put it back in and that meant I had to come in a third time, but at the third appointment it finally stayed in place and I feel fine right now. I like it because if you get the copper one like I have you can leave it in for up to 10 years so it's not like you have to remember to take a pill everyday and I heard it's one of the most effective forms. And my period cramps have only been super painful once so far. I'd recommend it.

[@nyaaudreyanna6945]

Morgan I just want to say how I genuinely am so happy to watch your videos. I find you to be so real and yourself and it’s so refreshing. I’m happy you have built this safe space for you, but for all of us too. You are a gorgeous soul❤.

[@jenniferabrahamson9624]

I look forward to these videos more than anything else ❤

[@brandispry576]

20:00 FINALLY ❤❤❤❤

[@lellabug]

I’m 29, and I’ve had my IUD for 2-ish years now. I feel like you’re always gonna hear more horror stories about them online…simply because those stories are more “fun” to share (as compared to the positive, uneventful stories). It hurt to get put in, but I’ve definitely experienced more painful period cramps before! It’s a different kind of pain, but nothing unbearable and it doesn’t last long. I cramped a bit for a few days/a week afterwards, but it truly wasn’t bad at all. I’ve got a pretty low pain tolerance, and have always been blessed with very mild periods, and I would still consider my IUD insertion to just be mild to moderate pain. For the girls who are used to having painful periods, I feel like an IUD would be so easy! I have LOVED mine. Made my periods a bit worse for a couple months but then they really leveled out, to the point where I basically have zero period now, and very few PMS symptoms at all! I love being able to just forget about it and know that I’m still being protected for the remaining years that mine will last.

[@amberwilliamson4593]

I'm currently on my second IUD. The first time I had one I was 6 weeks PP, it felt really fluent and sorta uncomfortable. Once that time was up and I needed a new one (five years later), I had it removed. I will say that it did hurt worse to have it removed but I hadn't just had a baby a few weeks before. Now when I had my second one put in a few months after it HURT, it was VERY uncomfortable for about 20 seconds. I did bleed after it was inserted and everything. Thats really the gist of having it put in and removed. Now the everyday effects of actually having it vary. With my first IUD I bled for 6 months straight, constantly on my period. But my second one has been fine. I don't really bleed because y'know its supposed to get rid of your periods. But, maybe TMI but when I DO actually bleed now its because its after the naked tango. But, IT DOES ITS JOB WELL. If you're looking to not get pregnant then get it. That is my only form of birth control and here I am many years later with no more kids. Hot dog straight OUT of the package and OVERCOOKED before taken out of the oven if you know what I mean and no kiddies in sight. I hope that was at least helpful LOL

[@serisingh]

14:11 100% truth! You can love a person but that is totally separate from if you should be with them! You should only be with them in a long term relationship if you love them AND you want the same things in life: same priorities, living situation, lifestyle, quality time together vs time apart etc. relationships are not about: so I like them and do they like me. Instead, one should ask themselves, “are we compatible enough to run a business together?” Because life and especially raising kids is literally like running a business together. How they deal with setbacks and how committed they are makes all the difference for the success of the business (relationship).

[@pinky1068]

ALSO they need to be on the "same page" in life as her! which is what i came across in life that usually messes things up like if i was ready for kids but the guy was more just focused on moving on and to another state for his job and things like that. Most peeps know if they are looking for something serious in their lives and usually they arent which means they arent on the "Same page" in life, which sux THATS THE TRICKY PART :(

[@11Angel33]

Ive had a great experience, got the Mirena in July 2022. Periods have not completely gone away for me but they’re incredibly, INCREDIBLY light and short and NO PAIN. EVER. They can get a little irregular at times. But Ill take that over everything else. No negative or positive side effects or crazy changes other than that. It felt like a few minutes of bad cramps when it was put in. Like a deep pressure. That was it. More uncomfortable than painful.

[@NaomiDollxoxo]

Wow lucky. I had a lot of issues. That’s why I just don’t want to make a main comment bc I don’t want to scare her. My horror story is not the norm

[@sierralehman8317]

Morgs thank you for always being my facetime call, my workout companion, and my chat on the way to work! Every upload gives me joy so whatever channel u post on i’ll be waiting for the next upload!!

[@dykamite]

I've really really enjoyed your vlog channel! I really hope you keep your peace 💜

[@shellbeastt]

You have literally become my therapist. I laughed and cried during this video and I really needed that. I've been around for the last.... 7 years? I don't even know at this point, but I am HERE for everything you've done and are currently doing. Thank you for being you ❤️

[@truckingwithtobee]

Same.

[@meredithmccown6356]

YaaaY I've been waiting for a Morgan video! 🫂

[@rissdio2855]

i really needed this today, thank you morgan.

[@VixenSweetiee]

After some initial bad experiences with birth control, I got a Mirena IUD 6ish years ago. When this one needs to be removed, I will be happily replacing it with another one. It works for me and I love it. I gained a lot of weight on other birth controls and had crazy mood swings. The IUD has helped my PCOS symptoms without any noticeable side effects. I honestly forget about it 99% of the time. Plus for me it completely got rid of my periods and I really like not having them because I had really bad cramps when I did. Insertion is uncomfortable. I was given a tylenol about 30 mins before, but there was some pain but nothing unbearable and insertion was over in probably 10-15 minutes. Basically enough pain to just make my eyes water, but nothing crazy. Then for a few days after I had some cramping. When I got it, it was approved for 5 years to prevent pregnancy. However ongoing research and trials on it has caused that to be increased it's now up to 8 years. Personally 15 minutes of paid and a few days of cramping to not have to worry about it for 8 years has been really worth it.

[@veil693]

I’ve had a non hormonal IUD for over 10 years I love it/ they call it the copper IUD, it doesn’t mess with your hormones at all. And no pregnancies for me!!! lol

[@madisonj.rhodes37]

Yay you posted!!! I’ve been watching all of your old videos since you last posted 😂😂

[@lifeofkenna3552]

I love watching your videos and you make my day whenever I get to watch your videos!

[@elizabethsimon611]

I have had my mirena IUD for 5 years and I love it. I had some cramping when it was put in but nothing worse than my period cramps.