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| single | 17-May-2001 | opinion | Frostbrand | by votes | 62 | 14 | 50.9% |
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| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| Frostbrand | posted 17-May-2001 5:56pm B8ut only if they ask. I'm not going to be the first to bring it up! |
| catnmus | posted 17-May-2001 6:21pm Definitely before you get married or otherwise permanently committed, they should know. Some states/agencies will allow these children to contact you when they reach 18, etc. and you wouldn't want that to be a shock to your committed partner, 10 years from now or something. |
| mandy | posted 17-May-2001 6:43pm Yes |
| jettles | posted 17-May-2001 8:29pm hhhhmmm, the right to know- no. would i feel a need to tell her- yes |
| Lana77 | posted 17-May-2001 9:01pm Not really. |
| callen610 | posted 17-May-2001 9:35pm Yes. |
| Iseult | posted 17-May-2001 9:45pm No. But I would never do something like that. |
| Zang | posted 17-May-2001 9:49pm Uh, no. Not the "right". If it got serious, and we were planning to have children together, or get married or something, I would definitely tell them, but not because I thought they had the "right" to know. It just seems appropriate. |
| romkey | posted 17-May-2001 10:13pm I think it depends on the agreements between you and your SO... I think that once you donate an egg or sperm, that's that, you should really completely let go of it, but apparently a lot of people can't. |
| Maarten | posted 18-May-2001 8:40am Should have been in the hypothetical category. |
| jkiehart | posted 18-May-2001 9:48am whatever |
| ASexyBabesToy | posted 18-May-2001 2:56pm I don't know about having the "right" to know but I would tell her if that were the case. |
| ASB | (reply to ASexyBabesToy) posted 18-May-2001 2:56pm I have the right to know anything I want to know!!!! |
| ASexyBabesToy | (reply to ASB) posted 18-May-2001 3:22pm Ok Baby. You are the boss. |
| IanLovesPhoebe | posted 18-May-2001 5:06pm My SO and I have a golden rule: "Be open about your past, and I'll be open-minded". |
| kaleb777 | posted 19-May-2001 5:44am Well I wanted to say yes, but It's really not their business, especially if the laws in your country state that any child born from a sperm/egg donation has no right to contact the donor. What difference would it make for the SO to know if they will never hear from the child? Then again, if your country has laws in place that allow the children of donors to contact the donor I think the SO should be prepared in case there is an unexpected visit from a child that was produced from donated eggs or sperm. |
| Jemmy | posted 19-May-2001 9:38am I don't know. If I had done it, I wouldn't lie if he asked, but that topic hasn't ever come up. |
| juliw | posted 19-May-2001 7:01pm I don't have a current SO, but I think that the person who donated the sperm or eggs has the right to decide whether or not tell their SO |
| SueBee | posted 20-May-2001 1:21am I really don't know about her having "the right to know", but I can't imagine wanting to keep that from the person I love. |
| nasale | posted 21-May-2001 5:42pm If I did have an S.O., it would be none of his business what I did with my eggs in the past. Does a woman get to know how many other women her partner has boinked in the past and potentially 'donated' sperm? I think not! |
| anoddoblivion | posted 21-May-2001 6:26pm Don't have an SO |
| natsim | posted 22-May-2001 10:32pm I don't know if he would have the RIGHT to know, but I would tell him. |
| Oscar | posted 23-May-2001 10:34am Definitely, just like they have a right to know if you have any children in the past. |
| Cleo | posted 30-May-2001 4:55am Yeah,cause I would want to know if he did.Tho I don't believe in donating "MY" eggs to any one at present. |
| Oscar | (reply to anoddoblivion) posted 30-May-2001 10:36am that wasn't the question |
| Miaow | posted 9-Jun-2001 11:26am I guess. |
| daver | posted 11-Jun-2001 9:06am I don't think they have a "right" to know, but I think that telling them would be the right thing to do, particularly if I might have contact with any resulting offspring. |
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