Meet our protagonist, a 29-year-old gay man who loves kids but doesn’t want any of his own. Two years ago, he donated sperm to one of his closest friends and her wife, and they now have a beautiful baby girl. He’s happy to be an “uncle” and has even considered donating again. But when another friend asked for the same favor, he declined, causing quite the controversy. What made him say no? Let’s dive into this intriguing story.
The First Friend’s Request

A Happy Outcome

Another Friend Comes Forward

An Open Donor Policy?

But This Time, He Says No

Concerns About Their Relationship

The Friends’ Reaction

A Heated Argument

Facing the Consequences

Sperm Donor Dilemma: Was He Right or Wrong? ♂️
So, our protagonist donated sperm to one friend but rejected another, causing a rift in their friend group. He believes his friends J and their partner aren’t ready for a child due to their unstable relationship, but they argue it’s not his place to judge. Was he right to make this decision, or should he have kept his opinions to himself? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this delicate situation…
Reproductive autonomy is priceless. NTA, your sperm your rules.

NTA for prioritizing the child’s future over unstable circumstances.

Don’t forget, they want YOUR kid. Your sperm, your choice.

Donating sperm is a personal choice, not a right. NTA.

NAH for not donating sperm, miscommunication caused emotional tension.
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Sperm donation refusal: NTA or cruel judgment?

Donating sperm to a friend can be risky. NTA’s decision justified

Selfless act or selfish motive? The child deserves better

Respectful rejection of sperm donation request. Not ready for parenthood.

Respect for bodily autonomy and reproductive choices.
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Bodily autonomy is key. NTA for setting boundaries
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Choosing who to donate sperm to is a personal decision

Debate on the worthiness of sperm donation for queer couples. NTA.

Donating sperm is a personal choice, and OP made the right call.

Be careful with ya sperms! NTA

Your sperm, your choice. Don’t risk child support battles.
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Brutal honesty can be tough, but sometimes necessary.

Think twice before donating sperm, it could affect your life

Donating sperm is a personal choice, not a social obligation

Donating sperm to friends can be risky business

Rejecting friend’s request for sperm: NTA or cruel judgment?

Encouraging responsible parenting, not celebrating irresponsibility. NTA

Support for sticking to personal boundaries and legal precautions.

Responsibility matters! Donating sperm is a serious decision
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Your body, your choice. NTA for making a personal decision.

Understanding non-binary gender identity

Standing up against manipulative guilt-tripping. NTA

Choosing who to donate sperm to: fair or cruel?

NTA comment warns to watch your drinks in desperate situations

Choosing to donate sperm to one friend can have consequences

Donating sperm is a personal choice. NTA for setting boundaries.

Queer couples should not have to prove their worthiness for parenthood. NTA.

Choosing who to donate to is donor’s right. NTA

Taking control of your reproductive choices is your right, NTA!

Donating sperm to unstable relationship – NTA made the right call

Decent decision to donate sperm to one friend, reject another

Donating sperm to a friend is a personal favor, not business.

Choosing who to donate sperm to can be a tough decision

Choosing not to donate sperm to a friend: NTA decision
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Donating sperm is not a small decision NTA
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Defending the right to choose where to donate your sperm

Taking control of your sperm: A fair decision or cruel?

A thoughtful decision made with good intentions

Body autonomy is important, friends should respect your decision

Bringing a child into the world requires judgment. NTA
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Choosing who you procreate with is your right. NTA.

Your sperm, your choice. But the baby will come anyway
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Take control of your life

Selfless act of love or just a ten-minute chore?

Donating sperm to a friend can lead to complicated custody battles

Choosing who to donate sperm to is a serious decision , NTA.

Donating sperm to friends: entitlement or personal choice?
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NTA’s choice to donate sperm is justified.

Sperm donation sparks debate: NTA, your cum your choice

Sarcastic comment sparks no replies, leaves readers confused

Breaking the stigma: Queer people deserve respect and options

Donating sperm comes with responsibility. NTA made a fair judgment.
