Natural insemination

[mbhavana]

Suppose a husband of a married couple who want to have children really bad, but can't due to issues with the husband's sperm, asks you to help impregnate his wife. Would you agree? Or would you consider it seriously? They want to raise the child as their own and don't want you to be involved in any way or contact them after the deed is done...

[tritonyeah666]

Ok with it

[titan]

later report police u rape the wife... hosay liao

[ilikeanmo]

Then why can't they do IVF?

[WinterMelonTree]

lol are you the guy who kenna scammed? hahahahahaha

[mbhavana]

Originally Posted by ilikeanmo

Then why can't they do IVF?

They tried, but it wasn't successful. Also IVF is costly. This is cheap and effective. It seems it is not so uncommon when I googled it: https://naturalinsemination.wordpress.com/2017/03/17/things-ive-learned-as-a-natural-sperm-donor/

[mbhavana]

Originally Posted by titan

later report police u rape the wife... hosay liao

This is a possibility, but what do they gain out of it? Blackmail? Also you could show the police communication with them showing their consent to the arrangement...

[Rage24]

Originally Posted by mbhavana

They tried, but it wasn't successful. Also IVF is costly. This is cheap and effective. It seems it is not so uncommon when I googled it: https://naturalinsemination.wordpres...l-sperm-donor/

Really enjoyed the story even though the guy might be csb haha. The scenario is a turn on.

[oxeso]

Got pic to show?

[Theal]

All they need is sperm, the rest they can do themselves.
And will need written agreement no responsibilities before or after, preferably by a lawyer.
As I see it from 'donor' angle, no pros, all potential liabilities.

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by mbhavana

Suppose a husband of a married couple who want to have children really bad, but can't due to issues with the husband's sperm, asks you to help impregnate his wife. Would you agree? Or would you consider it seriously? They want to raise the child as their own and don't want you to be involved in any way or contact them after the deed is done...

You must be very rich...next time the child can claim portion of estate after you passed away...

[SirLance]

Originally Posted by ilikeanmo

Then why can't they do IVF?

Exactly why?

[tnkaki]

Originally Posted by mbhavana

Suppose a husband of a married couple who want to have children really bad, but can't due to issues with the husband's sperm, asks you to help impregnate his wife. Would you agree? Or would you consider it seriously? They want to raise the child as their own and don't want you to be involved in any way or contact them after the deed is done...

i dun mind to help if his wife is not bad looking...but i hope after the deal, hope can get a angpow for some kind of closure.....amount is not important.

[Taupok]

Actually on market there is kit that can help to do the insemination instead of physically doing the impregnate. https://twoplusfertility.com/

[mbhavana]

Originally Posted by Theal

All they need is sperm, the rest they can do themselves.
And will need written agreement no responsibilities before or after, preferably by a lawyer.
As I see it from 'donor' angle, no pros, all potential liabilities.

You mean liabilities as in potential future requirements for child support from the donor? Are there any Singapore specific laws on this?