Grap, Male Indian Sperm Donor From Chandigarh in India

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Date Registered: 11 Jun 2010 Last Modified: 11 Jun 2010 Last Signed In: 17 May 2011

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Brief Summary Of The Sperm Donor

I\'am a 52 year old Male Indian national from Chandigarh in India, I would like to be a Sperm Donor for Single Woman Couples. I have Black hair and Brown Eyes With 11 Or Less Years Of Education. I currently have a passport and I am willing to travel anywhere in the world.

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Name:	Grap
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City:	Chandigarh
Region:	Chandigarh
Country:	India

Sperm Donor Information

Nationality:	Indian
Race:	Asian (other)
Age:	52
Gender:	Male
I Am A Smoker:	Yes
I Would Like To Be A:	Sperm Donor
Have Been A Sperm Donor::	No
Years Of Education:	11 Or Less Years
My Height Is:	178 cm
My Weight Is:	165 Lbs
My Health Is:	Excellent
My Blood Type Is:	A
My Marital Status Is:	Married
Number Of Children I Have Is:	0
I Would Consider Couples Of:	Single Woman
I Am Willing To Travel:	Yes
I Have A Passport:	Yes
My Hair Colour Is:	Black
My Eye Colour Is:	Brown
My Health Is:	Excellent

The Reasons I Want To Be A Sperm Donor:

Ommercial surrogacy is a form of surrogacy in which a gestational carrier is paid to carry a child to maturity in her womb and is usually resorted to by higher income infertile couples who can afford the cost involved or people who save and borrow in order to complete their dream of being parents. This procedure is legal in several countries including in India where due to high international demand and ready availability of poor surrogates it is reaching industry proportions. Commercial surrogacy is sometimes referred to by the emotionally charged and potentially offensive terms "wombs for rent", "outsourced pregnancies" or "baby farms". [edit] Rationale

Description Of Myself:

I am a deep sea diver and i like adventure and experements.

My Letter To You:

"if you go into this feeling that this is "your" baby then you should not be a TS. This baby is NOT yours. It is your egg donation that instead of the IM carrying ... you have to carry. Thats it. plain and simple. So it is no different than a GS. You are carrying someone ELSE's baby, regardless of the genetics. so yes you should get comp to cover your pain and suffering "babysitting in utero" THEIR child."