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[charlie.]

but you just made me change my mind on doing this.


I just thought about a human being with my feautures and DNA, being raised by someone else.


Not gonna lie,
I got a bit emotional.



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luv u

[emzen]

Eh, I'd still do it lol

[Herb.]

It's not about some do, some don't.

Some people care about their ancestry, some don't.
I understand that. Not everyone cares who their grandmother or great grandmother is.

But MANY people care about who their biological parents are. It's not uncommon at all for an adopted child to begin asking questions about their biological parents once they become a certain age. And it goes beyond just wanting to know their names and faces. We inherit personality traits, and even increased vulnerability to certain illnesses from our parents and their family history.

This is why you see requirements listed for education, etc. on here. We are who we come from.

It's not the same as a friendship. This is your parent.

I know what you're saying & I get it. But I would feel the same way...

If I was adopted, it happened for a reason.
My biological parents didn't want me, weren't able to take care of me, or weren't ready, etc. ... So I wouldn't bother on trying to find them if they aren't trying to find me.

If you're not putting the effort in wanting to get to know me, or trying to connect in anyway then I won't waste my time in trying to connect with you.


BUT maybe you do have a point and maybe I just don't get it because I'm not adopted/didn't have a sperm donor.

Do you see Kenya on Atlanta's Housewives?
That's how children usually feel about their parents. I could not imagine my father not wanting to be in my life and rejecting me. But that's what Kenya is going through with her mother and I think a part inside of her just doesn't understand and accept it.

That is natural. Who would understand why their parent isn't interested? How do you begin to make logic of it as their child?

Not EVERY child will feel the need to seek out their parents, but most do. That's why adopted parents usually prepare themselves on how to answer those questions. The conversation is inevitable.

[charlie.]

Eh, I'd still do it lol

[Herb.]

but you just made me change my mind on doing this.


I just thought about a human being with my feautures and DNA, being raised by someone else.


Not gonna lie,
I got a bit emotional.



WTF I hate you afro

























luv u

Sometimes it's not all about a quick buck.

I can see if someone is really hard pressed for cash or something
but just treating it like a "side hustle"...I just....no ma'am

[emzen]

Eh, I'd still do it lol

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I was just looking at shit online and saw this and thought it was interesting. I wouldn't legit do this (but that's out of laziness and not wanting to drive around NYC) but there's nothing wrong with sperm donating.

Plenty of couples out there that can't procreate and depend on sperm banks.

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[tigernathan]

Don't nobody want y'alls sperms

[Herb.]

Don't nobody want y'alls sperms

lil sis

[KING BENTLEY.]

where does it say no homos

and iono, being paid for a cup of your genetic material

150 is quite cheap, especially when you think of what the contract states, they probably own all rights to do whatever with your material... I'd feel violated

[Herb.]

where does it say no homos

It says it without saying it

"sex with females only".

pretty much...homosexuals keep ur fuckin sperm.