fromPsychology Today2 months agoA Paradox in Donor ConceptionGenetic ties drive donor conception choices over adoption, reflecting deep-seated desires for biological connections.
fromPsychology Today3 months agoParentingGenetic Loss and Using Donor Conception to Build Your FamilyGenetic loss exists in donor conception but doesn't equate to grief; emotional responses vary widely among individuals.
ParentingfromPsychology Today4 months agoBonding and Donor ConceptionBonding transcends genetics in donor conception experiences.Genetic loss doesn't inherently cause grief in donor conception.Genetic connection preferences vary by sexual orientation and individual desires.
fromPsychology Today3 months agoParentingGenetic Loss and Using Donor Conception to Build Your Family
ParentingfromPsychology Today4 months agoBonding and Donor ConceptionBonding transcends genetics in donor conception experiences.Genetic loss doesn't inherently cause grief in donor conception.Genetic connection preferences vary by sexual orientation and individual desires.
SF parentsfromPsychology Today4 months agoFrom Fate to Destiny: Finding Donor RelativesDonor-conceived people often feel powerless about their family history and can find connections through registries and DNA testing.
RelationshipsfromPsychology Today5 months agoThe Hidden Ties That BindParents often conceal biological relationships between half-siblings to protect their comfort, risking children's sense of identity and family bonds.
