What do you think about sperm donors

[rajputprincess]

Only 5 percent of all male applicants who apply to be a sperm donor meet the criteria to donate sperm

https://web.stanford.edu/class/siw19...s/spermint.htm

And percent of people who get selected by women is probably lower

Don't even apply if you are not tall, educated and young

Lmao if you are paying for genetics. Then won't you pay for prime genetics?

[rajputprincess]

https://youtu.be/Jbn5uLr2QUI?si=01eam6GNjCVReww2

He have 100 kids through sperm donation

[rajputprincess]

https://youtu.be/0H3MirHyX2w?si=i6hRaK0f-qiW2mX-

Here sperm donor meet his 19 kids

[Gallop]

I think, well, years ago I donated sperm in a clinic in a big city in Spain, I will not say which one.

[Scarface F]

Mental illness just like you.

[Gallop]

Shut up, ugly!

[Victor]

It's curious, how someone who's extremely, almost on level of mental illness, care about rights of various degenerates at the same time relegates human being en masse to the level of the livestock for some kind of mass breeding.

If we normalize this

Who "we" and normalize "where"? You don't belong to cultures and religions of majority of people whom you communicate with here.

[Sylvanas]

I think, well, years ago I donated sperm in a clinic in a big city in Spain, I will not say which one.

Lol, great idea to preserve pure blonde Andalusians genes

[Grace O'Malley]

I don't agree with men giving their sperm to father a child when they will not be there to make sure the child is looked after. I also don't agree with surrogacy. A child if possible should be reared by their biological parents and a child has a right to know their biological parents. To deliberately bring a child into the world under the circumstances above does not seem moral or responsible to me. That's my opinion after thinking about the subject.

Sperm donors should all have to give their names so that their offspring can contact them at least. These issues are just the outcomes of our modern societies who have lost their moral compass. Having a child is not a right and children are hard work. It is a lifelong commitment.

There was a case here where a couple who lived in Australia (he was English and she was Thai) could not have their own child so they got a surrogate in Thailand to carry the child. She ended up carrying twins and one of the twins had Down's Syndrome. The couple in Australia only took the child that did not have Down's Syndrome and left the surrogate mother with the Down's Syndrome twin in a much poorer country and with a mother who was very poor. So morally wrong.

Also with sperm donors there should be a register because there have been cases of people getting into relationships and finding out later they are half siblings through sperm donation. The whole thing is a can of worms.

Here is a 60 Minutes interview with the couple.

[Gallop]

Lol, great idea to preserve pure blonde Andalusians genes

Why blond, because I publish blond Andalusians? I can publish blond Andalusians and not be my ideal.