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Wilton, American Sperm Donor in San Francisco, California, USA

Name
Wilton
Member Type
Sperm Donor
Country
USA
Region/State
California
City
San Francisco
Hair Color
Brown
Eye Color
Green
Age
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Date Registered
4 months ago
Profile Updated
4 months ago
Last Login
4 months ago
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Sperm Donor from San Francisco, California, USA.

Im Willing to Help Couples of
Heterosexual Couple, Gay Couple, Lesbian Couple, Single Woman
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I Have a Passport
Yes
Willing to Travel
Yes
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Has been a sperm donor before
No
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Why I want to be a sperm donor:

I froze my sperm at 31 to preserve my fertility in case my husband and I wanted kids. Since he still doesn’t want children, I’d love to donate my vials to anyone who could use them. I can provide genetic screening, STI/STD testing, DNA fragmentation, post-thaw analyses, and free vial withdrawal for IVF—you name it! I’m happy to offer any reassurance or testing, especially given concerns around fraud in this space.

USA
California
San Francisco
Private Contact - Wilton
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