Sanchez, American Sperm Donor in Hangzhou, China

Why I want to be a sperm donor:

Finding the right partner is very difficult. Making the decision to settle down and start a family is also very difficult. If someone has gotten this far in life, but need assistance in starting their family then they need my sperm more than I do. I shouldn’t be so selfish. My genes should be passed on. I hope my biological offspring can inherit all of my strengths.

Description of myself:

I’m really smart. I think deeply. I’m very talented. I can play the piano well. I can improvise music. I taught myself to play the guitar. I taught myself how to mix music. I was a magician when I was a kid, and then again during my 20s. In high school, I set the curve for the advanced physics examinations. I had the highest score several times in a row. I also take care of my body. I love eating healthy food. I usually go to the gym and work hard to keep fit. I am a teacher who loves children, and recently I became an investor on the side. That income is gradually replacing my main income. It is certainly risky, but I’m smart enough to take advantage of the market trends before they happen. As far as kids go, I am that teacher the kids love. I’m always making them laugh and scream. My inner child is alive and well and I connect with children better than adults—because so many adults forgot what it’s like to be a kid! Smart. Talented. Precise. Not poor. Not ugly. Although I’m no super model, I think I’m handsome enough. I’ll be happy to provide photos after talking for a bit.

My letter to intended parents:

If my genes live on, you can expect your child to be very sensitive, intelligent, talented and quite special—in a good way. I never needed help in school. Anything I wanted to learn, I could teach myself. My only shortcoming is that I was a little shy in school. I was too shy to ask girls out on dates. In fact, I was a virgin until I was 20.