“[It] was a really big thing that we talked about multiple times, we wanted to make sure we’re on the same page. Me really not knowing a lot about birth control, contraceptives, things of that nature made it difficult to really have a good conversation right away because I was uninformed.”
“[We could get pregnant] literally at any time. Nine months from now we have a little Amy Jr. or John Jr. coming though, that’s something I’m terrified of, I don’t want that, period.”
Amy, on the other hand, claimed that even though it would be hard to have a baby now, they could still “manage a child” without any problem. She also mentioned that even though she knew that contraception would be “perfect” for her anemia, she liked how “normal” her system was without it.
When Amy brought up the option of a vasectomy instead, Johnny said it could be an option. “I know it’s not only the girl’s responsibility,” he said. “I don’t want it to look like I’m telling you, ‘Do this,’ or that this is the only way to do things because it’s not.”
In the end, the couple agreed it was something they had to “study and find a solution” for before the wedding, as they had already agreed to stop being intimate until they agreed on this.
The couple agreed on one thing: they would be “wonderful” parents, but they were scared of it happening “too early.” Johnny told Us that the short “time span” between meeting in the pods and getting married only increased the stress.
“Everything was on my mind I think every single day,” he said. “I think that was probably the biggest two difficulties that I personally faced.”
The season finale on Wednesday, March 6 will reveal if the couple made it to the altar. At the very least, Johnny said the “candid and sincere” conversation made him and Amy closer.