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April 12, 2008 at 9:53 AM #185577April 12, 2008 at 10:20 AM #185543AnonymousGuest
Submitted by Navydoc on April 12, 2008 – 7:33am.
And sorry Marion, I don’t know a good divorce lawyer,I hope to never need one.
4 pages and growing, now why are my threads so popular? π
You know, I think it’s because I make y’all think. π Navydoc, I’m glad to hear the above, really. I hope you and the wifey are enjoying the new baby.
JP, you are right: women do have options today. Having said that, I wouldn’t be able to do the sperm bank thing though it is a viable option for women. If I didn’t want to be in a relationship and just wanted a child, I’d find a suitable man and get pregnant the old-fashioned way. I hate to put it this way, but because of the way men are wired, it wouldn’t be hard IF you appeal to their senses-and I’m not talking about tricking anyone. No need.
I wouldn’t want to raise a child that didn’t know his/her father in some capacity. How do you tell a child he/she came from a sperm bank. Not knocking women who do it, I just couldn’t do it.
April 12, 2008 at 10:20 AM #185562AnonymousGuestSubmitted by Navydoc on April 12, 2008 – 7:33am.
And sorry Marion, I don’t know a good divorce lawyer,I hope to never need one.
4 pages and growing, now why are my threads so popular? π
You know, I think it’s because I make y’all think. π Navydoc, I’m glad to hear the above, really. I hope you and the wifey are enjoying the new baby.
JP, you are right: women do have options today. Having said that, I wouldn’t be able to do the sperm bank thing though it is a viable option for women. If I didn’t want to be in a relationship and just wanted a child, I’d find a suitable man and get pregnant the old-fashioned way. I hate to put it this way, but because of the way men are wired, it wouldn’t be hard IF you appeal to their senses-and I’m not talking about tricking anyone. No need.
I wouldn’t want to raise a child that didn’t know his/her father in some capacity. How do you tell a child he/she came from a sperm bank. Not knocking women who do it, I just couldn’t do it.
April 12, 2008 at 10:20 AM #185590AnonymousGuestSubmitted by Navydoc on April 12, 2008 – 7:33am.
And sorry Marion, I don’t know a good divorce lawyer,I hope to never need one.
4 pages and growing, now why are my threads so popular? π
You know, I think it’s because I make y’all think. π Navydoc, I’m glad to hear the above, really. I hope you and the wifey are enjoying the new baby.
JP, you are right: women do have options today. Having said that, I wouldn’t be able to do the sperm bank thing though it is a viable option for women. If I didn’t want to be in a relationship and just wanted a child, I’d find a suitable man and get pregnant the old-fashioned way. I hate to put it this way, but because of the way men are wired, it wouldn’t be hard IF you appeal to their senses-and I’m not talking about tricking anyone. No need.
I wouldn’t want to raise a child that didn’t know his/her father in some capacity. How do you tell a child he/she came from a sperm bank. Not knocking women who do it, I just couldn’t do it.
April 12, 2008 at 10:20 AM #185594AnonymousGuestSubmitted by Navydoc on April 12, 2008 – 7:33am.
And sorry Marion, I don’t know a good divorce lawyer,I hope to never need one.
4 pages and growing, now why are my threads so popular? π
You know, I think it’s because I make y’all think. π Navydoc, I’m glad to hear the above, really. I hope you and the wifey are enjoying the new baby.
JP, you are right: women do have options today. Having said that, I wouldn’t be able to do the sperm bank thing though it is a viable option for women. If I didn’t want to be in a relationship and just wanted a child, I’d find a suitable man and get pregnant the old-fashioned way. I hate to put it this way, but because of the way men are wired, it wouldn’t be hard IF you appeal to their senses-and I’m not talking about tricking anyone. No need.
I wouldn’t want to raise a child that didn’t know his/her father in some capacity. How do you tell a child he/she came from a sperm bank. Not knocking women who do it, I just couldn’t do it.
April 12, 2008 at 10:20 AM #185602AnonymousGuestSubmitted by Navydoc on April 12, 2008 – 7:33am.
And sorry Marion, I don’t know a good divorce lawyer,I hope to never need one.
4 pages and growing, now why are my threads so popular? π
You know, I think it’s because I make y’all think. π Navydoc, I’m glad to hear the above, really. I hope you and the wifey are enjoying the new baby.
JP, you are right: women do have options today. Having said that, I wouldn’t be able to do the sperm bank thing though it is a viable option for women. If I didn’t want to be in a relationship and just wanted a child, I’d find a suitable man and get pregnant the old-fashioned way. I hate to put it this way, but because of the way men are wired, it wouldn’t be hard IF you appeal to their senses-and I’m not talking about tricking anyone. No need.
I wouldn’t want to raise a child that didn’t know his/her father in some capacity. How do you tell a child he/she came from a sperm bank. Not knocking women who do it, I just couldn’t do it.
April 12, 2008 at 10:34 AM #185553AnonymousGuestJP: “Having said all that, I will say that the main reason women want men is to love them and be loved by them.”
I agree with the above to a great extent, because of the biological make-up of women we are wired to nurture, so I do believe that is the ideal situation. However, many women nowadays are freer in their choices and find nothing wrong in having men just for sex. Sometimes they are in a place in their life where they don’t desire a committed relationship, other times they want a sexual relationship with a man they wouldn’t consider being with long-term on their road to the man they do want to be with long-term.
April 12, 2008 at 10:34 AM #185572AnonymousGuestJP: “Having said all that, I will say that the main reason women want men is to love them and be loved by them.”
I agree with the above to a great extent, because of the biological make-up of women we are wired to nurture, so I do believe that is the ideal situation. However, many women nowadays are freer in their choices and find nothing wrong in having men just for sex. Sometimes they are in a place in their life where they don’t desire a committed relationship, other times they want a sexual relationship with a man they wouldn’t consider being with long-term on their road to the man they do want to be with long-term.
April 12, 2008 at 10:34 AM #185600AnonymousGuestJP: “Having said all that, I will say that the main reason women want men is to love them and be loved by them.”
I agree with the above to a great extent, because of the biological make-up of women we are wired to nurture, so I do believe that is the ideal situation. However, many women nowadays are freer in their choices and find nothing wrong in having men just for sex. Sometimes they are in a place in their life where they don’t desire a committed relationship, other times they want a sexual relationship with a man they wouldn’t consider being with long-term on their road to the man they do want to be with long-term.
April 12, 2008 at 10:34 AM #185604AnonymousGuestJP: “Having said all that, I will say that the main reason women want men is to love them and be loved by them.”
I agree with the above to a great extent, because of the biological make-up of women we are wired to nurture, so I do believe that is the ideal situation. However, many women nowadays are freer in their choices and find nothing wrong in having men just for sex. Sometimes they are in a place in their life where they don’t desire a committed relationship, other times they want a sexual relationship with a man they wouldn’t consider being with long-term on their road to the man they do want to be with long-term.
April 12, 2008 at 10:34 AM #185612AnonymousGuestJP: “Having said all that, I will say that the main reason women want men is to love them and be loved by them.”
I agree with the above to a great extent, because of the biological make-up of women we are wired to nurture, so I do believe that is the ideal situation. However, many women nowadays are freer in their choices and find nothing wrong in having men just for sex. Sometimes they are in a place in their life where they don’t desire a committed relationship, other times they want a sexual relationship with a man they wouldn’t consider being with long-term on their road to the man they do want to be with long-term.
April 12, 2008 at 10:39 AM #185558jpinpbParticipantMarion – I wouldn’t want to do a sperm bank either. However, for women who want children who have been unsuccessful in finding a man who they love who also want children, they have options.
I know a woman attorney who just adopted a little girl. Abadoned by father, mother a drug addict. That little girl has a new lease on life. How do you tell a child he/she came from a sperm bank. The more popular this becomes, it will have less of a stigma. Just as adopted children. Do not have the child think they were abandoned and had f/up conceivers. “You are adopted. I went out of my way to have you in my life to raise you and give you my love.”
Not what has also sadly happened and not said, “You were an accident and your mother and I are begrudgingly raising you out of obligation.”
Ideally, of course, always the perfect scenario is to have a couple in love, marry and having a family. That traditional concept is the route I’d want to go. But we are in a less than perfect world. I do not believe women should suffer not having children if that’s what they want, nor men should suffer the fate of having kids they don’t want.
Off to enjoy the day. Boy, this thread went off on a tangent. I think Dave contributed to that.
April 12, 2008 at 10:39 AM #185576jpinpbParticipantMarion – I wouldn’t want to do a sperm bank either. However, for women who want children who have been unsuccessful in finding a man who they love who also want children, they have options.
I know a woman attorney who just adopted a little girl. Abadoned by father, mother a drug addict. That little girl has a new lease on life. How do you tell a child he/she came from a sperm bank. The more popular this becomes, it will have less of a stigma. Just as adopted children. Do not have the child think they were abandoned and had f/up conceivers. “You are adopted. I went out of my way to have you in my life to raise you and give you my love.”
Not what has also sadly happened and not said, “You were an accident and your mother and I are begrudgingly raising you out of obligation.”
Ideally, of course, always the perfect scenario is to have a couple in love, marry and having a family. That traditional concept is the route I’d want to go. But we are in a less than perfect world. I do not believe women should suffer not having children if that’s what they want, nor men should suffer the fate of having kids they don’t want.
Off to enjoy the day. Boy, this thread went off on a tangent. I think Dave contributed to that.
April 12, 2008 at 10:39 AM #185606jpinpbParticipantMarion – I wouldn’t want to do a sperm bank either. However, for women who want children who have been unsuccessful in finding a man who they love who also want children, they have options.
I know a woman attorney who just adopted a little girl. Abadoned by father, mother a drug addict. That little girl has a new lease on life. How do you tell a child he/she came from a sperm bank. The more popular this becomes, it will have less of a stigma. Just as adopted children. Do not have the child think they were abandoned and had f/up conceivers. “You are adopted. I went out of my way to have you in my life to raise you and give you my love.”
Not what has also sadly happened and not said, “You were an accident and your mother and I are begrudgingly raising you out of obligation.”
Ideally, of course, always the perfect scenario is to have a couple in love, marry and having a family. That traditional concept is the route I’d want to go. But we are in a less than perfect world. I do not believe women should suffer not having children if that’s what they want, nor men should suffer the fate of having kids they don’t want.
Off to enjoy the day. Boy, this thread went off on a tangent. I think Dave contributed to that.
April 12, 2008 at 10:39 AM #185609jpinpbParticipantMarion – I wouldn’t want to do a sperm bank either. However, for women who want children who have been unsuccessful in finding a man who they love who also want children, they have options.
I know a woman attorney who just adopted a little girl. Abadoned by father, mother a drug addict. That little girl has a new lease on life. How do you tell a child he/she came from a sperm bank. The more popular this becomes, it will have less of a stigma. Just as adopted children. Do not have the child think they were abandoned and had f/up conceivers. “You are adopted. I went out of my way to have you in my life to raise you and give you my love.”
Not what has also sadly happened and not said, “You were an accident and your mother and I are begrudgingly raising you out of obligation.”
Ideally, of course, always the perfect scenario is to have a couple in love, marry and having a family. That traditional concept is the route I’d want to go. But we are in a less than perfect world. I do not believe women should suffer not having children if that’s what they want, nor men should suffer the fate of having kids they don’t want.
Off to enjoy the day. Boy, this thread went off on a tangent. I think Dave contributed to that.
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