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voltaic crusher said, (229 days ago)
As soon as I turn 21, I am spreading my seed as far as the wind will take it.
krissyjo said, (229 days ago)
Absolutely. There are too many women who aren't fertile but want children.
mizzchelle said, (229 days ago)
I've thought about it.
But it is SO MUCH WORK. Daily hormone injections. Lots of checkups. Big needles in your ovaries. 100X normal fertility levels, so if an attractive man even LOOKS at you, you get pregnant on the spot!
and I law her said, (229 days ago)
@ krissyjo: exactly. I mentioned it casually to my mom today and she thinks I'm crazy.
and I law her said, (229 days ago)
@ voltaic crusher: haha! In that case, why wait?
@ mizzchelle: that is definitely something to consider. I had to test my blood for a few months on a regular basis, and even THAT was hard for me.
bizzy said, (229 days ago)
I prefer to keep all of my eggs in one basket: mine.
But I have lots of respect for women who can handle all of the things Mizzchelle mentioned in order to help the women krissyjo mentioned.
Sarah von Pantyhose said, (229 days ago)
no.
I do not want children, and that includes other people having my children.
ilikedginger said, (229 days ago)
I would, but it's too much work. Plus, with my history of medical problems, I'm not sure they would even let me.
soulcamp said, (229 days ago)
I am not a woman, but if I was, I would definitely consider it. The only problem is what mizzchelle mentioned, plus I've heard that it can be painful.
If a friend asked me, I would probably do it. That goes for me being a guy, as well.
and I law her said, (229 days ago)
@ bizzchelle: totally.
@ volataic crusher: how silly of them :)
@ Sarah: that makes sense.
@ ginger: that may disqualify me as well, should I ever think about this for reals.
@ soulcamp: That's very noble, soulcamp.
valkyrie blondhaar said, (229 days ago)
I have heard that it is not only painful and a lot of work, but that it is also a somewhat dangerous procedure. (Granted, I don't know if that's true, but it would be something to consider.)
However, I probably would, if I thought that I could handle the work and pain. It seems unlikely to me that I'll have children, so why not help someone else out?
jennatar said, (229 days ago)
It's unlikely, too, that I'll have children, and I think I could get good money for these little things I'm wasting.
ABoyNamedArt said, (229 days ago)
A friend of mine just went through the process. She said it was pretty draining, to say the least.
more pepper! said, (228 days ago)
i have considered it, but knowing all the things mizzchelle said, plus the fact that there are PLENTY of children already out there who need and deserve lonving homes?
it's a tough call.
L said, (228 days ago)
i've thought about it, but i would get rejected on the spot, i think. history of mental illness and all.
couldn't do it. i admire women who do, but...i just don't like the idea of my genes being out there somewhere and who knows how they're being treated.