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Q: He Was Supposed to Be Infertile But I'm Pregnant

asked by: BluestMomma0822 on September 5th, 2005

New User

I met a guy. He is supposed to be infertile, but i'm pregnant. He only had sex once. He always wanted a kid or kids. He thought you would never have any. He seem really really excited...He is offshore right now making enough money to get everything the baby needs. He is ready to move to move heaven and earth to be with his child.

My question is if you were this guy would you be this excited? What would you be thinking?

Replies(2)

herbsandcures

replied on October 11th, 2005

New User

You Know More to Judge Better

It appears that you know more than mentioned.A person longing to have a baby is perssumably exited and wants to be given the oppurtunity of having a child.He must know the possibilities and chances of getting one given his position medical as mentioned by you.
Adopting a child accepting sperm donation or fathering another persons child is not a problem as long as it is transparent and done with a intent of good for all.
Look at the positive side and carry on with life.

Justin_Toronto

replied on October 11th, 2005

Experienced User

Remember infertile just means he has a low sperm count, not no sperm count. So the chances of one of his few lil guys reaching your egg is slim to none... His superman sperm beat the odds and made it.

If I was in his shoes, of course i'd be that excited!

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