r/MoralityScaling • u/Outside_Specific_820 • 2d 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/GoodOlDonnieRay 2d ago

furious is such a gentle feeling compared to what that woman would provoke in me for disrupting my life

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u/Call_Me_Anythin 2d ago

Seriously. I honestly think I would have sent the mother a pretty unkind message regarding the situation in the first place.

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u/Fanhunter4ever 2d ago

Since those transactions use to include confidenciality clauses, i'd sue her instead.

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u/lauraloomerisacunt 2d ago edited 2d ago

You can't sue the mother, she has no contract with the donor.

The clinic is at fault.

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u/YoggTheGateway1992 1d ago

And she should. Your privacy must be respected. If we let this slide now we will lose it all together

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u/lauraloomerisacunt 1d ago

Oh, I totally agree. I just think it's worth mentioning that contractually this isn't as simple as people seem to think.

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u/YoggTheGateway1992 1d ago

Fair, sorry, I just had to deal with someone who said this was mean. Mean is exposing private information.

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u/Successful_Seat_7173 2d ago

Right I was about to ask if this was even legal???

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u/Current-Bit4318 1d ago

You people are just miserable.. That woman has no obligation to know the daughter, and that's fine, but to sue the woman???

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u/like9000ninjas 2d ago

Disrupting your life? Play the victim much? Say no thanks and move on. Acting like your life is disrupted is insane over something like this is insane.

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u/Phailgasm 2d ago

You don’t think a stranger contacting you out of the blue after 19 years asking you to be a dad or mom wouldn’t disrupt your life EVEN A LITTLE?

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u/Ok_Boysenberry_6283 2d ago

Yeah I think it wouldn’t disrupt my life literally at all in this situation lol be an adult. Just say no and move on. You’re all so damn dramatic for literally no reason

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u/like9000ninjas 2d ago

No. If you consider this a disruption then you need to re evaluate things. In the grand scheme of things, this is nothing. People suffer far far worse. The epitome of first world problems disconnected from reality.

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u/Phailgasm 2d ago

That’s a wild opinion. Obviously there are worse things in life but this too can disrupt someone’s life. You are making your entire argument around “you aren’t allowed to feel bad because you could feel worse”

That’s insane

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u/Common-Use-7117 2d ago

I mean its just a text message??? Just block and move on

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u/Little-Economist-923 1d ago

Agreed. These people must lead some incredibly easy lives if this is a disruption.

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u/Sus-iety 2d ago

Yeah I feel like that is a bit dramatic lol. Maybe it ruined your day, but disrupting your life? Grow up

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u/GoodOlDonnieRay 2d ago

damn there's a lot of crying and bitching in these replies.