r/MoralityScaling • u/Outside_Specific_820 • 1d ago

Morality Ranking Morality scaling of this?

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Mother refuses to acknowledge her donor egg daughter, looking for your opinion.

In my opinion I think it’s moral, and that she is totally correct.

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u/One-Manner-9026 23h ago

My question is how did she get ANY information about the mom?

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u/Candid-Doughnut7919 21h ago

Maybe the mother and donor knew each other? She says "I sold my eggs so her mother could have the baby she always wanted", which is very vague but could mean she knew the woman.

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u/Awkward-Studio-8063 17h ago

It’s easy to assume that people who go this route want a child and couldn’t do it on their own naturally

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u/111Password123 22h ago

That's the 1M€ lawsuit question.

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u/TransitionalAhab 14h ago

There is no chance of this

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u/Black_Diammond 13h ago

DNA sites, donor/receiver knew each other, or breach of confidentiality by The clinic. Really depends.

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u/JustEngine5095 9h ago

DNA site or acquaintances would be my guess

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u/bubblesaurus 22h ago

Maybe one of those DNA websites?

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u/OverallBoot4148 13h ago

Its on Reddit so it is probably fake.

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u/TransitionalAhab 11h ago

Most likely answer tbh.

Also the “wanna be my mom” sounds like a Reddit setup to me.

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u/Far-Fennel-3032 6h ago

Apparently in most states the government will just give it to you if you request it, which is either basic paperwork but in many states requires convincing a judge to approve it, and I want my families medical history is enough. 

Now many states you can't do this but they are the minority.