Comment on: Purchased sperm and eggs and the moral obligations

Bigthink — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 00:56:53 +0100

Doing it the traditional way garuntees you get the best swimmer out of 400 Million.

When you pick any other one you don't get the best swimmer. Good luck to them ;-)

If you want to create better swimmers take up daily exercise, eat fresh fruit and veggies, read books, meditate, etc... After 3-months your swimmer count and quality will double, triple, maybe more...

But what can you expect to create when you do negative things and hurt your body?

Comment on: Purchased sperm and eggs and the moral obligations

Bigthink — Sat, 23 Feb 2008 15:37:17 +0100

i think the better question is the morality behind using donated sperm and egss, for one thing they are plenty of adoptable kids that need help, secondly but more importantly procreation is not just a physical "event" it has spiritouland emotional implications as well

a man and a woman should come together in love, dedicated to each other for life,many people feel like there is one thing missing in their life that will make them happy, and they seem innocent enough, marriage, kids, money, etc. but the truth is none of these things will fill the void so searching after them in mans way is not going to be beneficial to anybody, donated sperm seems to be the escape from the resposibilty of finding a good man and being committed, also with those couples who cannot concieve i stand by my orginal statement that there are so many children without famalies already, let them be a blessing to you and give yourself to them

there are a lot more moral implications to speak of but basically this is where i stand if somebody where to ask me

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