From UK Daily Mail
'Joe' is married, has three teenage children, is a successful internet entrepreneur and when he can, jets off around the country to have sex with women in secret as a 'free sperm donor'.
Though he is unwilling to reveal his true identity for fear of his wife finding out, Joe describes his home life as 'Clark Kent' and revels in his 'Superman' style alter-ego, offering his services to women through 'natural insemination'.
Estimating that he has fathered more than 30 children through his seven-year 'career',
Joe is part of a small but growing trend online for women to
cut through the red-tape and cost of traditional sperm banks to become
pregnant.
Offering
their services on the Internet for free, donors are contacted by women
who want to become mothers 'the natural way', believing that having
sexual intercourse is the most efficient method to conceive.
After
meeting online and going through a vetting process, Joe will arrange
either to ship his sperm for a more traditional artificial insemination,
or will arrange to fly to see the women and donate 'directly' through
sex.
Talking to ABC News' 20/20, Joe said he has slept with more than 100 women as a free sperm donor, but claims he is discerning.
'I'm
not having intercourse with these women when there's no chance of
pregnancy,' said Joe to ABC News, without explaining exactly how he
would know that.
Confirming
that his wife and children are clueless about his double life, Joe says
that he is fulfilling his own dreams through natural insemination.
'I have a Clark Kent life. Then, I have the Superman life,' Joe said to ABC News.
'People might want to have millions of dollars in the bank, and then,
you know, some of us might want to have dozens of children out there.
As well as helping a woman to have the child she wants, Joe gets to add his progeny to the world.
'I'm
unable to have as many children as I want in my relationship, and that
would be unreasonable to ask a woman to give birth to 30 children,' said
Joe to ABC News.
Asked when he will stop, or what his goal is through natural insemination, Joe seemed to aim high.
'The World
Health Organization said I can get up to 2,500, but I don't think that
will happen in my lifetime. The other donors I know who have a lot [of
children] are up there around the 100 range. I'm standing on the
shoulders of giants,' said Joe to ABC News.
'I
have the satisfaction of knowing that I have another descendant out
there,' Joe said. 'It's not the road. It's how we get there, if we
actually get there.'
Another free sperm donor who did wish to be identified was 23-year-old Kyle Gordy. (pictured above)
He is
currently working towards his master's degree in accounting and like
Joe, offers women the chance to get pregnant by having sex with him.
'I
don't do any drugs. I don't smoke. I don't drink. I don't drink
caffeine. I eat only sperm-friendly food: wheat, brown rice ... fruit
and vegetables,' said Gordy to 20/20.
During the course of his interview, Kyle was very complimentary about his family tree and genes.
'Right
now I'm attending university. Both siblings are engineers. The nuclear
engineer is my twin. My grandpa was a scientist,' said Gordy.
On
his Facebook page which advertises him as a sperm donor, Gordy has
posted pictures of himself now and as a child along with his IQ.
Gordy told ABC News that he is not just looking to have sex with women, but to genuinely help them to have a child.
'I'm passing on my legacy and giving these people kids,' said Gordy.
To
date, Gordy has fathered one child and another one of his recipients,
44-year-old Serena, drove two hours to his home to be naturally
inseminated.
'Always,
since I was a very young child, and sometimes career and life just gets
in the way,' the insurance broker told 20/20. 'Then oops, I'm 38. Oops,
I'm 40.'
Another important facet of free sperm donors is simply that, no cost.
Serena said that she was unable to afford sperm bank fees. Some charge upwards of $1,000 for one vial.
She said that after searching the Internet for alternatives, she settled on free sperm donors and natural insemination.
'I felt that there's maybe no other
alternative for me. My clock is obviously ticking loud and louder every
day,' she said to 20/20.
