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Uk Sperm Bank Has Just Nine Registered Donors
http:// www.the guardia n.com/s cience/ 2015/au g/31/br itains- nationa l-sperm -bank-w ants-me n-to-pr ove-the ir-manh ood
Come on chaps....we must try harder !
Come on chaps....we must try harder !
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Apparently there are a lot more people who have applied but their sperm fails some sort of freezing process.
There was a good interview on this on Radio 4 this morning where the reporter kept slipping in puns such as 'so you want men to literally come forwards'.
I suppose some men are put off now by the rights of children to trace their biological fathers and I remember one case where a donor was chased for finnacial support
There was a good interview on this on Radio 4 this morning where the reporter kept slipping in puns such as 'so you want men to literally come forwards'.
I suppose some men are put off now by the rights of children to trace their biological fathers and I remember one case where a donor was chased for finnacial support
That wouldn't put many of us off now, Baldric- quite a few of us may well not be here in 19 years' time.
This may put many men off:
"Getting an approved donor on the books requires a man to come to the clinic twice a week for up to four months, refraining from sex or masturbation for two days before each visit .."
This may put many men off:
"Getting an approved donor on the books requires a man to come to the clinic twice a week for up to four months, refraining from sex or masturbation for two days before each visit .."
Actually they dont Canary, that is banned !!
I suspect the lack of anonymity is a big factor. There is still the lingering doubt on whether some ECHR ruling could make you as the 'father' pay for the childs upbringing should things with the mother go wrong.
You reap what you sow. (or not sow in this case :-))
I suspect the lack of anonymity is a big factor. There is still the lingering doubt on whether some ECHR ruling could make you as the 'father' pay for the childs upbringing should things with the mother go wrong.
You reap what you sow. (or not sow in this case :-))
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