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But that's the point...
I (or you) might decide to donate sperm today for altruistic reasons: helping a couple that can't have children .This knock on the door comes 20 years later, when you may be facing issues you couldn't dream of when you decided to donate. Why would you be selfish if you want to remain anonymous when your deed was altruistic to start with?
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i see your point i have seen many of other people's points as to why its a bad thing for this to happen, but i dont believe you should be playing around with a persons life, just think about it for a second put yourself in the other persons shoes, if they found out that they were adopted yes there is a chance they may find there parent but nothing is concrete this way if the child wants to know, then why not ? and the medical experts have stated they will tell donors before they enter in to any agreement...
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Let's face it. You don't know who what your life will be like 20 years down the line, or who is going to be at the door (being a firm believer in nurture when it comes to social behaviour)
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thats right things change, i proberbly wont be here in 20 years time(alive)
as i said before its not just about nurturing it can also be biological as well..
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is that a wish
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(btw your sperm is preferred, as you are 20 years younger than me)
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well maybe i should donate some i have good 'churn' on it dont know about the quality though