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[quote=Anonymous]There is, absolutely, no excuse for this discrimination between the fertilized and the unfertilized ovum. I ask you; who speaks for the unfertilized ovum? Every adult female, during the thirty years or so of her reproductive life, produces an ovum that has the potential of becoming a living, breathing human being. Yet, in the majority of cases, the female chooses to deny the sustenance (i.e., male spermatozoa), that would allow that ovum to continue its natural growth and development. That sustenance is absurdingly easy to provide. One could simply announce, via Craigslist, Facebook, or other social media, that one is fertile and ready to receive the male seed; and undoubtedly, there would be a ready supply of available male donors.

I announce that I, personally,  am willing and ready, most of the time, to supply such sustenance, provided that I can supply it fresh and live, via the normal means. I prefer slim, young big-breasted redheads, or blondes, with upturned nipples; but I am open to other proposals. Please send a recent picture.

In the event that some females should find difficulty with obtaining male volunteer sperm donors for natural live transmissions; meeting their personal emotional needs; because of "hotness" issues; it is entirely possible that a volunteer bank of spermatozoa donations could be set up to accommodate such donations. In fact, it is inevitable.

Shouldn't an adult female be required, under penalty of law, to provide sustenance for each and every one of those potential human beings during her entire reproductive life?

Under this scenario, every adult female would probably produce 30 or more offspring during her reproductive life, and the population would increase exponentially, to the extent that the human race might cover every square foot of dry land within a few generations, and crowd each other off into the sea in the coastal areas.
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