#sperm donation

[axelwolf8109]

To go with @halesfavoriteharlot head canon of Chris being Derek's father....what if James was perhaps infertile and Chris had been a donor a while back so when Talia and James were discussing options for their children, they opted for a donor. Talia had always wanted to carry a baby and James was alright for any option, including adoption, so they decided to try donors first and they read each file and discuss each one and pick the file that describes Chris (anonymously of course) and they go for their appointment and it works.

#teen wolf #derek hale #chris argent #talia hale #james hale #tw infertility #sperm donation #head canon

[spoofymcgee]

i do think that within the GFFA there's a misconception at some point that the jedi are allowed to get married.

this comes about as a result of the fact that a member of the sitting council has–give me a sec–five wives and seven children.

eventually, it comes out that mundi is the outlier and overall there is a ban on members of the jedi order marrying.

my point is that i think in the GFFA Spiders Georg is actually Wives Mundi.

#six am thoughts #gonna go have coffee now #seriously though can we just. two things. #first off 'its okay because he was able to love them without getting attached' ohoho big man here #five wives and he doesn't get attached to any one kf them because he's so good and perfect #second. #SPERM DONATION #sperm donation my dudes #he doesn't have to be married to five separate women to have children #he can just donate his genetic material and they can raise their children together happily and we don't have to do the weird polygamy thing #also no risk of attachment that way! #god #no one ever takes the easu road do they #star ward #star wars prequels #tcw #ki adi mundi #the jedi #spoof.txt

[drachmanspy]

is there an acceptable way to ask a friend to donate their sperm to you?

Like I know it's a weird thing to ask, but it is there any way to make it sound less cringey/pathetic?

#artificial insemination #ivf #sperm donor #sperm donation #question #questions #personal

[healthytalkielife]

Sperm Donor Hospitals In Ghana

The idea of donating sperm is not commonly practiced in Ghana at this time. Donating sperm is not strongly accepted in our society due to ethical and religious considerations.On the other hand, in Ghana, where infertility is a problem and youth unemployment is at an all-time high, sperm donation is gaining more and more popularity. Let’s take a look at what exactly sperm donor hospitals in Ghana…

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[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

#talkin #tik tok #michaelangeloofhiphop #sperm donation #eugenics

[theshortolivia]

Do you ever wonder who your real parents are

First, thank you for my first ask ever! It’s super cool that I exist to people I don’t face to face know.

I’m gonna assume that by ‘real parents’ you mean biological parents. (Just a note I would try to stop using the term ‘real’ when talking about biological relationships it might offend people). Anyway, I actually do know my biological parents! I have two moms, one of them is my biological mother, and my parents used a non-anonymous sperm donor and artificial insemination to conceive me.

I used to be really uncomfortable about the donor thing as a kid, it weirded me out that there was a stranger involved in my conception. But I love to talk about this now for education purposes and as a fascinating story most people as old as me don’t have to tell (a two mom family having a kid not from a previous hetero marriage in 2000? pretty rare at least where I’m from!) so here’s some further explanation:

When my moms decided they wanted kids they actually chose sperm donation instead of adoption because as a lesbian couple in 2000 Ontario, they would have been pushed to the bottom of the adoption list and it would have been really difficult to get a child basically. So they went with a non-anonymous sperm donor. (This is better than anonymous for a million reasons I could go into another time if you’d like I’d love to talk about it from my perspective as a donor baby!) My moms decided which of them would get pregnant based on who wanted to, health, and family health history. They chose the donor based on a multitude of things: someone who looked like my non-bio mom so I’d look like both sides of the family, someone with good genetics both health wise and characteristic wise (no diseases run in family and family are very smart, creative), and because this donor specifically provided much more information than other did, way more than required. He gave us a video of himself talking about why he chose to do this, family and childhood photos of him, extensive family history including professions and personalities, etc. Then on March 21st 2000 (I’d have to check with my mom but if I remember correctly this is when) at 10am my mom got artificially inseminated and I was conceived. (I think it’s super cool that I know my exact conception date and time btw). Fun (not so fun) fact my moms were common law partners (mostly same legal bindings as marriage in Canada) when I was born but my non-bio mom was not put on the birth certificate out of discrimination (a common law husband to a woman’s biological baby would have been placed on the birth certificate), so, to have legal guardianship over me she had to adopt me. To make things equal my bio mom disowned? me and they both adopted me together! In similar discriminatory fashion, my non bio mother did not originally get granted leave from work and they had to go to court to fight it because a man would’ve. (My parents are trailblazers they’re so cool!)

I can meet the sperm donor if I’d like, he allowed meet ups on his profile at the sperm bank, so once I was 18 I could meet him. I’ve never really cared to though since I don’t see him as anything other than half of my genetic information, i suppose it could be interesting to see what similarities we share since I’m studying genetics but that’s about it. I do think it’s really cool I know my genetics so closely because it’s all written down though. Im half European Jewish on his side and have his eyebrows, and a mix of his and my bio moms hair!

I also know of the other 5 I think? children whose parents used him as a sperm donor scattered around the North America, my parents were in contact with them when I was a baby not not really anymore though, I also don’t really wanna meet them cause they’re strangers to me? Like idk it’d feel kinda weird to make up some connection to them cause we have genetic info in common.

Thanks again for the ask, im pretty much an open book and it’s super cool that I can give my perspective’s answers for questions!

(Sorry this was so long winded and probably disorganized, that’s just how my neurodivergent brain be)

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[fertilise-me]

Seeking UK Caucasian sperm donor. Natural insemination. Must be willing to try until pg +ve.

#sperm donor uk #sperm donation #donor

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[gwydionmisha]

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[beardedobservationhideout]

Note - this isn’t new, but I fixed it up and made it shiny so I’m posting it again. 

I’m still like, what the hell are they going to do with this storyline? I cannot believe there is actually going to be a baby. Wtf?? Are you with me on that?? Or is it just me. Anyway. Here you go!

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: 9-1-1 (TV) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Evan "Buck" Buckley/Eddie Diaz (9-1-1 TV) Characters: Evan "Buck" Buckley, Eddie Diaz (9-1-1 TV), Christopher Diaz (9-1-1 TV), Firehouse 118 Crew (9-1-1 TV) Additional Tags: Pre-Relationship Evan "Buck" Buckley/Eddie Diaz, Protective Eddie Diaz (9-1-1 TV), Hurt/Comfort, Hurt Evan "Buck" Buckley, Eddie Diaz Takes Care of Evan "Buck" Buckley, Comforting Eddie Diaz (9-1-1 TV), Evan "Buck" Buckley is Christopher Diaz's Parent, Christopher Diaz is a National Treasure, Post-Canon, Angst and Feels, Angst Summary:

“You’re not stupid, and you’re not dumb,” Eddie said, also staring at the fireplace. “You, you’re not, wrong, whatever wrong means. I think maybe you’re just a bit like me right now, how I was not that long ago. Full of all these, hurts, big and small, that you try and keep stashed away, until one day you’re so full of them they just all burst out in one go.”

As Cameron's due date approaches, Eddie worries about Buck's sperm donation decision, his state of mind, and how he'll handle the baby's arrival.

#buddie #buck x eddie #911 on fox #buddie ao3 #sperm donation #seriously wtf #edited #I can't leave mistakes this makes it better

[4utubing]

Finally got around to watching 911’s Monday 11/07 episode—‘Cursed,’ and I’m just gonna say this:

All of those [failed] attempts Buck made to donate at the Sperm Bank—before he finally made it will end up being warning signs that he isn’t destined to help Connor and his wife make their baby.

Something is probably going to either ruin his sample (the glass vial falls and breaks) or they’ll find out he’s got a super low count—making him a non-viable candidate.

I don’t want it to happen, anyway. My heart is too set on Christopher being the only kid Buck wants.

#911 on fox #911onFox #911 fox #Fox 911 #evan buckley #oliver stark #sperm donation

[ordinaryhammer]

#gay #gayfuck #gay hot #sperm donation #rainbow

[walrusmagazine]

Finding a Father on Facebook Marketplace

Why prospective parents are turning to social media for sperm donations

A study in Reproductive Health estimated, based on 2011 census data, that more than 7,000 people sought donor insemination. Numbers vary widely, but about one in twelve heterosexual couples struggles with male infertility and might need donor sperm. Still, same-sex couples and single women looking to conceive now make up the large majority—over 70 percent—of sperm-bank users in Canada, according to the same study. People of colour, who often seek donors with the same racial background as theirs, face unique hurdles and can struggle to find a match in Canada.

Read more at thewalrus.ca.

Illustration by Yazmin Butcher (yazmonet.com)

#Health Care #Technology #Reproductive health #Infertility #Sperm donation #LGBTQ+ #Parenting #Illustration #December 2022 #Katharine Lake Berz #Yazmin Butcher