Saturday, September 12, 2009

a baby cc?

my friend was discussing with me one time about possibility of having kids. it turns out that one of his girl friends approached him with a proposal, a decent one. She wanted to have a kid and wanted him to give his sperm. since he was already looking at adopting a kid, the proposal interested him and he got down to really thinking about it. there was a series of discussions between them and even with a lawyer. they were getting serious about it, to a point where conditions were being drafted already. he insisted that this be through artificial insemination. she wanted to raise the kid on her own but wanted him to share the expenses of the maternity and child support as the kid grows up. that broke the deal. he believed that he shouldn't because it was the girl who wanted the kid. he wanted to do a clean 'donation'. but they remained friends.

im left considering the situation. at this point in my life, im open to siring a child into this world. im curious about how my kid will look like. will he/she be bright? will he/she turn out to be a good person? well, that's the nature side of the nature vs nurture controversy.

if i wanted to raise the child, then a surrogate mother is the option. i just came across ricky martin's twins from a surrogate mom. i wonder if there are any on this side of the planet? hmmmm

well, there's the situation my friend was into. i could opt to donate my sperm to a friend who wants to have her own child. id like to think id be contributing good genes. i dont mind shouldering some expense but it has to be clear that my support will just be gravy. she should be ready to be single mom, with all the burden that entails.

should i be introduced as the father? or just one of the doting ninongs? how will the mom answer the child once he/she starts asking questions sinong tatay ko? bakit wala akong tatay? i wonder how best to handle such questions.

im curious, readers. what are your thoughts on the matter?

4 comments:

Ming Meows said...

this is so complicated

Anonymous said...

there are so many kids without parents.

adopt. LOL

closet case said...

hmm. you think si, m_m?

thanks, narnian. but. but. but.

PG said...

one of the toughest/political/controversial questions i ever encountered....

but just to share a similar situation...i read this from a site i barely cant remember...maybe in greenbodytalk.com, or some gay news site. there was this story.... a middle aged lesbian asian couple who desperately wanted to have a child of their own. But knowing their condition, they decided to inquire/ do some research and luckily saw a possibility. Fast forward, they saw themselves already looking for potential donors in a so called- 'sperm bank' located somewhere in europe and what seemed interesting is the price/rate they have to shoulder. why? you know how much it cost? the couple would have to shelter US$20,000+ (this includes the sperm, prior medical testing/procedures, but excluding monthly/routinary checkups) or something like that!!! dbale kayang kaya mo naman yan cc for sure =) .... since they later found out that the procedure was costly, they decided to look for alternatives and guess what they did? they made a public advertisement in a local newspaper, presenting their offer and the qualification of the guy they are looking for. the offer also includes some legal papers concerning this proposal + monetary reward- that i dont know exact ) Surprisingly, many applied for proposal... one lucky young man became the final candidate( as a result of selection process - good-looking syempre... they have to choose with the best genes possible- i think caucasian ata napili nila.) eventually one lesbian partner became the surrogate mother. now i just dnt know what happened after. siguro meron na silang anak.

pasensya ka na cc for the long post but am compelled to reply kasi this is one of the topics i am really eager to discuss upon ...

keep smiling,

PG