Sperm Donors And Recipients
This group is intended for individuals who are current, prospective, and former sperm donors and sperm recipients.
- created by CharmingAsianCY
For All Women and Couples Who Need Help in Conceiving a Miracle
Return to DiscussionsHello! I'm a male American of Chinese ethnicity living in the South Bay in San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA. I have brown eyes, black straight (and really thick) hair, and fair complexion. I'm also a first-time sperm donor.
I am intelligent, polite, and friendly. I like to think something that is unconventional, yet never reckless. I love to do something challenging as part of my constant growth. I also love to travel, as I am an adventurous traveller, plus I love to learn about different cultures, customs, and cuisines.
Preferably, the sperm recipient can be a woman of Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, Lao, Cambodian, Thai, Burmese, Filipino, Mongolian, Malay, Indonesian, or Hmong (also known in China as Miao) ethnicity, or a woman of mixed ancestry with part East Asian or Southeast Asian ancestry. (Sorry, I do not accept men as sperm recipients.) However, I'm open to women of all backgrounds (including Middle Eastern, African, South Asian, Native American, and Pacific Islander women).
I do welcome women who are married and yet longing for children, especially if their husbands are infertile or if they are homosexual women who are married to another homosexual women. I do believe it is important for couples to have children so they can pass on their proper teachings to their children.
I also welcome single women who have no plans to get married and yet who want to have their own children. They have the power to raise their own children so long as they have financial and mental ability to do so.
I also welcome widows who want to have children without the support from their deceased husbands, whether they already have children or they are childless. Allowing them to have more children via sperm donation will help them improve their spirituality, given that new life will give them new hope and future.
If you are interested, please send me a message. Also, don't just say hello or write a short greeting; instead, write down your introduction, purpose, expected outcome and other important details. I look forward to hear from you soon. Thank you for attention and understanding.