12 years after selling her eggs, a woman finds a strange girl waiting | Korean Short Film

'E.D. 571,' a segment from the movie 'Modern Family'
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In the year of 2030, a 39-yeard-old single woman, KIM Inah. One day, a strange girl is waiting in front of her house. The girl demands Inah to be a legal guardian, claiming that she is her biological mother. Inah remembers selling her eggs to pay off her student loans in the past. The girl blackmails Inah that she will post everything on the web, but Inah decides to strike back.
Starring:
Sun Woo-sun
Ji-woo
Jung Min-sung
Jeon Hun-tae
Kim Bum-joon
Director:
Lee Soo-youn
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[@Kemmie52]

I am laughing at some of these comments. Women selling eggs is no different than men selling sperm. If she wanted to become a parent, she would have gotten pregnant herself and had the child. She wanted to make money and let someone else who was unable to produce their own eggs have a baby. Once she leaves the facility where she donated, her job is done and that ends her responsibility. Imagine if all the men that gave up their sperm had to worry about the offspring from it.. Crazy

[@neerajaunni5973]

Muttsuri Mori if a man have to reunite with his children born from sperm donation then he would end up having more than 100 kids in his life

[@SMT0353]

totally agreed w you

[@readysetsleep]

As always double standards for women.

[@kingkongPl]

In 5 years she will regret what she did... Considering her lifestyle and personality she will most likely never have any kid or husband... That means she is going to die alone with noone at her deathbed...

[@celi132]

Not everyone wants kids, not every woman wants to be a mother.

[@sissyrayself7508]

Then don't exploit your eggs for money. Because even if you never meet the resultant children they're out there.. you have helped bring them into existence and you are a MOM.

[@nanik4913]

@@sissyrayself7508 Sweetie you must be in your teens. A mom is someone who raises you and cares for you, whether they are blood or not. This egg donor? Is not her mom. She didn't raise her, she isn't responsible for her. She gave another woman the gift of being able to conceive and it was that woman, who DECIDED to have a child, to raise her own damn kid. You cant rope in the third party like that. I hope you grow up and see how good egg and sperm donors can be for people who are sterile but crave a natural birth. You have many years ahead of you, use them wisely❤

[@funkylay6227]

Felicity Ray Self you don’t know what you’re talking about lol

[@gestiresita6508]

@@sissyrayself7508 you're too naive kid.. Not every woman CAN be a mother even she give birth already.. Don't u know a lot of baby being throwing away in this world?

[@floralstripes8001]

@@sissyrayself7508 FALSE. It was an ovum donation and that is ALL THERE IS. The dumb kid is not her responsibility.

[@Mori-Chan613]

"I didn't want to be born in this shitty world!" "you should know no one could make the decision to be born" "you need to take care of yourself until the end. That's why the life sucks." *Damn, real talk!*

[@alchemist6514]

Really a worthwhile short. Nice acting, beautifully scripted ending. I really appreciate that the woman instead of guilt-trapping herself into being the kid's legal guardian, made the right decision of not getting involved with the child personally but made sure that she's in good hands before leaving. Her parents abandoned her and the government is taking responsibility instead, the child had noone other than her parents to blame for her fate. Yet she tried to blackmail the donor who had nothing to do with anything happening to her. A sane decision made by a mature adult, this is so hard to see in films these days. This video is fulfilling in so many ways.

[@SS-bu8ez]

It's her egg though. And she still is her biological daughter. I'd say she still holds some responsibility. Because of her that girl was born to those parents.

[@alchemist6514]

@@SS-bu8ez Donors are not, by any means, responsible for the well-being of a child born out of their donated ova/sperms. Because birthing a child is not a donor's decision, it's a decision made by the parents of that child and they are taking help from the donor just because they are biologically unable to produce a offspring. If at a later period in life the parents create inconvenience for the child or refuse to take the responsibility then it's sad but those parents are the ones to be blamed. It sounds harsh but being 'biological donor' doesn't automatically makes one a parent, being a parent is a process, where a sane, adult person takes the responsibility of a child willingly. The donors are just medical aid for willing but biologically uncapable parents. They don't have any kind of responsibility, neither legally nor morally.

[@SS-bu8ez]

@@alchemist6514 Even if a kid was not biologically mine but showed up at my door step. I would try my best to help him or her. It's the humane thing to do. Not drug the kid and call the police. Talk about traumatizing a child and creating trust issues for them in the future. What a heartless world we live in now. People are so incredibly selfish these days. Anyway I do believe in Karma. Good or bad it will come back to you one day. What goes around comes around. Who knows maybe in the future this lady may need that girl's help. That day it would serve her right if the girl refused.

[@alchemist6514]

@@SS-bu8ez That lady did not abandon the girl at some helpless state. I would have called her heartless if she abandoned the child at the roadside to die freezing in cold in that drugged state. The government was already taking her responsibility but the girl instead of a regulated and monitored life under adult supervision wanted a free life with a person with laxed regulation(obviously she would have blackmailed the woman in a later period to let her do what she wants) , where she can hang out with her little hacker friends without any bar and that's why she tried to coax the woman into letting her in and by what way? BLACKMAILING! The woman made sure that the girl is in right hands and should be taken care of in a proper way before leaving. That's the most humane thing one can do for a helpless child. Allowing someone into blackmailing you into ruining your life is not kindness, it's point blank stupidity. There's no point in getting emotional over the girl's tragic life because she would still be taken care of with good food, safe shelter and proper education at the orphanage. Just because she's a minor and she showed up on someone's doorstep with preparations to blackmail them, doesn't make her stupid demands correct.

[@the_equal_halves2063]

ALCHEMIST I agree with you on this take. For a few seconds I kind of wished the woman to take responsibility of the girl. But then again it wasn't her fault anyway. She didn't know the parents using her ovum would create trouble for the child in future. She also called the police who would make sure the child is taken to the National Nurturing Centre. That was truly the right thing to do. Besides the girl is lucky that such a system exists for orphaned children in her country. In some countries orphans are left to die on the road with no provision and nobody cares,to be precise they don't have the provision to take care of such children. How her 12 year old brain decided to blackmail someone for a life of luxury instead of a regulated life at the nurturing centre is really horrifying.

[@the_equal_halves2063]

One of the best shorts I have seen in a while. Everyone's acting is so on point. Love the tension and the drama it brews up in just 34 minutes. I generally hate video stories where it's based on mere conversation, coz they tend to get boring, but this one is on another level.

[@winddragonlundholm1792]

It almost made me cry at the end... THAT'S HOW GOOD IT WAS!

[@halimachitbauhal8296]

I thought eggs as in egg that we eat the chicken one

[@5618837]

Halima Chitbauhal lmao same

[@shofinuraisyah7899]

Trueee hahaha

[@maddiepaddy2608]

I mean, at least like quail eggs or something.

[@ifheavenisfair]

Same 😂

[@medhyatripathi2093]

Lmao 'cause me too

[@hemendraravi4787]

Am I the only one who thought she was like a shopkeeper selling chicken eggs when I read it for the first time lol

[@rakasen1097]

No idea how I got here from my horror short binge but this story is so good. For the first time YT has recommended something useful.

[@Suneku609]

Rare story but the message there is very important. 😗

[@1degreetogot732]

And with that mind she is only 12😂

[@BWill90592]

This is so poignant and thought provoking. Everybody acted their parts very well. 10/10.

[@hungry8079]

I was upset at the woman for leaving that kid, but, her message really rings true for me.

[@Beyondyouuu]

woojae Lol why are you upset at the woman leaving her. The lady don’t even know her personally even though their biology. It should be the kid both parent for not wanting her. Their the ones at fault.

[@hungry8079]

That's just how I felt, and she left her with the police, which was pretty sad.

[@johnsherfey3675]

I feel bad because she has a side that one else around her can relate to fully, and not knowing how to deal with fully and not knowing how she got it. Just awful.

[@sissyrayself7508]

I found her actions repugnant. I would have said. "YOU'RE going to be fine, you don't need to black mail me, I'm your blood, your mother, of course I'll help you."

[@funkylay6227]

Felicity Ray Self it’s not really her mother, she doesn’t have to take care of that child

[@xiaothink2820]

My gosh i think this was the most intense kdrama i've ever watch 😅 overall the stories are well-made so are the actors and actresses gave intense emotional feelings towards this drama

[@dramaticgirl8964]

Why am I so addicted to watching asiancrush so much? Is it because that I’m Asian as well?(sorry if I’m being racist)

[@ZombieKayla]

lol Because it's addicting and different from other dramas. It teaches you things you might not have known also. I'm not Asian (though I sometimes wish I was...) and I LOVE this stuff.

[@sharongrinder9016]

I'm white I wish I was Asian these dramas are the best

[@arisistance1006]

I'm Asian but I think I'd love it even if I weren't Asian too. So darn entertaining! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@maddiepaddy2608]

I find Asians naturally atracitive, so I wish I was one too. These are also great.

[@松本健二-w3q]

BECAUSE YOU ARE HUMAN BEING,, THE ONLY REASON !!

[@princesscaissapajaron3571]

I don't like the attitude of this girl, if it is your mother would you go to far to threaten her just to take care of you?

[@francistran432]

she probably desperate and has no one to turn to. Desperate people do desperate things.

[@senatress6771]

What would you do if you were her?

[@denabenson1329]

Not a single person here has bothered about the two people who had every intention of having the child but ended up neglecting her. Also, men donate sperms and i haven't seen any bashing of men for that. She donated her eggs. Who knows how many eggs she donated? Does this mean this all the kida birthed from her donation need to come looking for her? Maybe the eggs that women don't end up fertilizing with sperms should have a say too.🤦‍♀️

[@bri332]

Wow this was really good. It is also very realistic

[@yunkimin509]

I see jungkook 😂

[@sofiaayana5417]

doesn't look 12...

[@namulemesumayyah3001]

Sofia Ayana I think its the hairstyle

[@snulsim7245]

im older than i look as well so yeah it depends

[@BlackBubbleGummy]

Im 13 people be calling me 16 and shit

[@rylinneverard1848]

Sofia Ayana yeah..maybe she's 20 or something...

[@alviekenshlybien2171]

Yeah, i agree

[@SuperWar13]

The true lesson of this short film "world was very cruel need to fight to live not blame other". I know she fell same with me if no one accept you.

[@ace0236]

Great film. Just sad ending but also great acting.

[@manisowmya2364]

Ace 02 is this part is ending??

[@nellyishtari]

Interesting story..... I read comment flaming about the responsability of the egg donor.... but no one triggesr that the genuine parents, even if given birth through fertilization can give up their kid like that, like an appliance "I don't like it anymore, let's get rid of it" What kind of society would allow that?

[@subarnasubba2069]

Great theme! its like they both mirror each other one way or the other.

[@ramonarambha1768]

Anybody watching this in October? Just to remind y'all that the kid was born this month this year😂

[@jexter6578]

😂🤣

[@creativewish123]

Poor child is struggling to have a parent...what kind of parents!!!!!

[@pameladipzinski5752]

Terrific film. Thanks!

[@kylekaiser9695]

27:02 i wonder if she cried because the woman gaves her food or she knows that the food has a kind of sleeping pills😂😂 that her own mother who put it. It hurts😭.

[@thecolloquial7191]

They both look similar and the director reminds me of qianhua from moonshine and valentine...

[@alicea5]

It is easy to say, she donated her eggs so she should be responsible. But the child wouldn't be born without the consent and action of the child's parents, thus the parents are irresponsible. In another sense, the biological mother has already sign away her right when she sold her eggs. Plus, her living arrangement and career would not allow her to take in the child. But I am worry about the future of the child. Let's hope that her message got across to the child so that the child would turn out to be a better person than the parents who raise the child.

[@feytruet4356]

Moua Xiong Actually, she sold her eggs illegally. I feel that shouldn't matter but it does. And no matter what the circumstances, shouldn't there be a think twice type of warning? For men and women? These are lives at stake, and a lot of people feel it shouldn't come down to some mistaken human getting their lineage and their origins twisted.

[@alicea5]

Fey Truet People often do things without understanding or without even thinking about the consequences. It happens. A young struggling college student would do anything;maybe except prostitution. Sometimes people think they can’t do such immoral things; thinking and the actual reaction to a situation r two different things. People can do thing beyond their ability to see or willingness to accept they r capable of it.

[@yum_838]

She’s definitely not going to turn out that situation is scaring

[@doxs3823]

That's one way to avoid paying child support 🤣

[@ritaw3712]

Wow... I loved just about everything....the little girls wig was a little off but man I'm so glad for this channel.

[@princesscaissapajaron3571]

I thought she's selling eggs like chicken eggs for 12years 😂 but when I read the sypnosis I was wrong

[@tanjanga5589]

at first ( when I read the title ) I thought she sell her 'egg', a chicken egg. But now I know :D its not chicken egg .

[@sheakba]

Tanja Nga what the heck 😂😂

[@FlyFreely8272]

😁😂🤣you made me laugh out loud

[@rebeccalalrinchhani1178]

I thought this too 😂😂

[@tanjanga5589]

xDD

[@MomiAubrey]

Moral lesson: Don't sell your eggs. 😁

[@CristinaF210]

I love you Asian Crush, thank you for so many good movies you know I'm sold but keep this up and soon no one watches American or european movies anymore, Asian movies are the BEST❤

[@fiarunfair]

I feel quite conflicted by opposing views i personally hold. I believe that a child deserves a home and that individuals who made her possible should take responsibility in her growing life. However, i also believe that being a parent is a choice and not merely a responsibility (i hold a negative view of parents who choose to be parents yet cannot take responsibility). I feel sad over her circumstances, one that makes you realize how unfortunate others can be and you cannot do something about it. You rationalize instead to make yourself feel better. But, hey! End with the pessimistic side! In the optimistic one, we will never know how her situation will shape her as a person in the hands of those who will care of her and the people she will meet. She might find a family she never had

[@BlackBubbleGummy]

Just here to help myself learn korean, but left in tears.....damn it

[@ashokjohn4826]

This was soo good!! Ahh..Anybody worried for her future?! : /..I know this sounds crazy n stupid cause it's just a movie..But think realistically, anybody???~^^

[@chinitagirl4259]

BTS HYUNGS ARMYYYY

[@yunkimin509]

Hahaha. Armyyyyyy

[@dirajibril]

The woman doesn't need to take responsibility

[@mallikagvgs1983]

After watching this show I remembered a family who adopted a child missing in local goddess fair though they have their own 3 children Father is a auto rickshaw driver and mother was a housewife. When the boy grow up they shared their ancestors farm land to that boy also in order to get a wife for him. I am from India.

[@acertainlustforlife]

omg ji woo looks like kang hye jung here lmao

[@mallikagvgs1983]

None of her three parents were taking responsibility for a child who may turn in future some criminal as neglected children tend towards crimes to vent their frustration.

[@nnletsgo697]

There is a genetics subtext of this. The woman is not of the nurturing type (not even cactus). Her daughter appears to be a tad psychopath, which might have been the reason her parents don't want custody. Hence, neither finds "DNA attraction" to the other.

[@landang7906]

The way the teen turns out, it's no surprise none of the parents want to keep her. at 20:01 "No wonder your parents dumped you". You are kind, me, I find her very , very psychopath.:D

[@mhail7874]

Both don't look like their supposed age. What a future this is.

[@maganoausiku1006]

The piano around 28:47😍, great film

[@QueenQt67]

kids are scary these days wtfudge she scares the dust off me ;o

[@patgameplay6866]

Queen QT don't find with kids because u Don't know kids knows a lot than u

[@QueenQt67]

I'm a mother of 5 don;t tell me I don;t know kids ok!!!

[@senatress6771]

It depends where you live tbh

[@georginasymes]

Awesome movie.

[@srini2395]

It's very good.. but very sad ending

[@kasturisamanta]

What a soulless heartless world.

[@anishaparveen6668]

Whatever country is the way of singing the birthday song is same

[@melllo3966]

She doesn’t look like 12 years old

[@mocca1030]

Ji-woo was around 15 at that time

[@margretnickman4922]

Yes. To old to be 12 years old. To smart to talk all the details like that

[@creativewish123]

How heartless is the society. Where we need to encourage adoption of orphan kids, this woman is disowning a child born from her own egg.

[@theultimatespook2631]

Yes, but this woman only donated her eggs to the corporation. She didn't choose to have a child, merely give a sterile woman the chance to do so. She didn't take part in the process of conceiving this girl, and has had nothing to do with her for supposedly 12 years. By all means, this child is connected to her simply through biological relation and nothing else. Why should she change her whole life for a child she never planned to have?? This girl is better off seeking help at an orphanage.

[@saradauchiha66]

Is this a full movie or is this it cuz i want this to be

[@bjhksg9624]

im so stupid i thought they meant actual eggs as in food

[@loveyou-rx4gy]

Wow so amazing And the girl is so cute

[@rcstyles4472]

The hell, they can’t cast an actual 12 yr old and decided to cast someone who’s possibly in her mid 20s. Some casting this is

[@honeydhydra3925]

She was 15, in this 2012 film - She's born in 1997. She looks very pretty in photos, but not in this film, due to wearing fake wig n some weird makeup n bad lighting

[@heybeth2233]

I cry

[@akonathebestakoeh]

Isn't she suho's partner in "star of the universe" ?

[@CristinaF210]

And so many beautiful people, culture ,country/ies I hope one day to visit any of my favorite countries,south Korea or Japan best best everything and again,wow,the people are SO beautiful , I hope I manage to visit even if I go alone I don't care❤

[@kidneyfunctionisnotarighti5383]

Great film

[@chinitagirl4259]

Ikran Abdullahi namjoonie

[@martinikram7474]

Full movie please...

[@creativewish123]

Sorry but thats how children are born , from egg of mother. So tht actually makes her her daughter.

[@funkylay6227]

creative wish she’s not responsible, she litteraly just donated her eggs women can also donate their mithocondria to other women, yet that doesn’t mean the child would have 3 legal parents like... thats stupid as fuck to think like that lol

[@shanong3681]

If you don't want to take responsibility of anyone you should not take the option that will leads you to a big mess just make it in a natural way.

[@user-cm4me7fo2n]

Is that park shin hye

[@mocca1030]

Nope, the mother is played by Sun Woo-Sun and the daughter is Ji-Woo

[@ashleytkl3036]

12? Improve on the choice of actors(actress). She appears the most..UTMOST, youngest 19. Oldest 32. Muscle tone, facial mimic gave her out.

[@honeydhydra3925]

Born in 1997, she was 15 when she acted in this 2012 film. She's now 21+, n very youthful n pretty-looking

[@renariogagan767]

movie title?

[@angelaangela8405]

I don't know anything about DNA but I think if they will have a DNA test it can be negative right? Because his mother is the one who supplies her blood when she was still a fetus . Just my thought and don't know if it's correct.

[@itsallaboutblackpink5888]

Blood doesn't contain DNA

[@blackprincesskingdom6973]

the mother blood dose'nt mix with the baby at all during pregnancy .

[@MyNewYorkLife]

영화 줄거리가 좋네요. 잘 봤어요.

[@jeb284]

Ohhhhhh the commentary on poor parenting . 😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@ericayuki4920]

If children born this generation turn out to be like this I'd rather not have one !

[@BrinChan]

I wish that the quality of the video was better :/

[@wendelenetheresetejada7408]

Whhat is thd title of this movie

[@mocca1030]

Modern Family

[@jacobcarmoya5092]

I thought it was a normal egg. Wtf it was a different egg

[@anusha6480]

thinking of her she must have been left with no option rather then going to her biological mother. as a 12 year old she must have felt of having no future without any person to take care for her and the lady didnt wanted to take any kind of responsibility . none of them were wrong just had the different perspective towards the situation

[@yukihime939]

The age timeline doesn't match up.

[@lilmaxAlarcxn]

That's because they're Korean and age differently than the rest of the world.

[@fannyannie7799]

The timeline does match because the girl meets her biological mother in this movie is 2030!

[@yukihime939]

@@fannyannie7799 if you go by the regular ageing standards of the world that girl is only 11 years old, meaning the new law doesnt ally to her. Also when you go buy the korean aging process she is 13 not 12. The reason being that she would have been 1 when she was born and then turned 2 in February right away. So no matter how you look at it she can't be 12.

[@mekellee5293]

WOW

[@bhartityagi8183]

Amazing story nd yes if u r incapable of being parent luvng smone mor thn yourself thn only bring butiful lif into the world or lik animls thy giv birth hv sex some eats their own child or left thm nd make a bitching slautress jungle where no body is anyone family where survival is only thng. And knw mst of us r dong sam makng this wrld a fuckng jungle😔😔😔😔

[@neosworld55]

wow

[@leahkash8363]

What Egg?

[@tanderson4147]

As in from her ovary

[@noahmalcomiles3267]

The Asian CRYPT tv

[@blueviolet1055]

Gosh this kid has a bad attitude

[@alisawe7742]

ahhhhhha

[@edwinenriquez9236]

kids are arrogant in manners talking to people, should be taught first with GMRC if she deals that way then you'll see how she was brought up.

[@jamcastle6797]

If she don't donate her eggs in the first place and have respect to herself and to God these situations can be avoided.. God condemns this practices in this world and if worship the Devil it easy to agree in this system.

[@theultimatespook2631]

jam castle How ignorant...not everyone wants to be a parent and not everyone gets to be a parent. This sort of exchange allowed a sterile woman to have a child, whom was unfortunately neglected and raised in a lonely household. Can the woman who donated her eggs be blamed for this treatment? No, of course not. She was merely ridding herself of a burden and giving someone else a chance at maternal happiness. There are, of course, many other forms of happiness and fulfillment in the world.

[@julyhrangliin7947]

This did happen cos less people of this world didn't know the scripture😰😰

[@cristyprativo1156]

O

[@kpoptrendy8644]

Ohhh I couldn't stand this woman! This kid was her unexpected birthday gift and she threw it away.

[@TheBrisa99]

Mr. Teddy Bear she didn’t “threw no one” away, she is not responsible for that child, she didn’t make her cuz she wanted her?! And she can’t take care of her either, like she said she’s always not home and she is the one who’s gonna have to deal with the girls faults and consequences and that is not fair for this woman who never wanted her, who was just in need of money for college because it’s hells of expensive

[@sissyrayself7508]

I agree, she was incredibly selfish. Poor kid.if it were my daughter I'd say, "I'm shocked however you don't need to threaten me with blackmail.. I'm your mother we can make this work somehow, I will definitely be here for you, let me see those papers."

[@luikangtapung8581]

Mr. Teddy Bear

[@theultimatespook2631]

She never expected to have to take care of a child, nor did she want to. That's her decision, and it's perfectly respectable. I mean, look at the requirements of her job earlier on in the video. She has to travel, early and often it seems. She's been promoted, and appears to be quite ambitious, working extremely late hours. She has no time for a child in her life, and never wanted one. Simple as that.

[@sheakba]

This made me cry so very hard. The lady was so cruel. You have to take responsibility for what you do. She sold her eggs for a certain amount money, but is now running away. The kid is her responsibility because she is her parent and one of the people responsible for the kid being in the world. No one wants to be born, but the parents are taking the responsibility or the kid when they decide to bring them into existence. Sick people. I'm glad things like this are immoral and illegal and sinful in my part of the world.

[@pixielili9195]

Kris Wu Yi Fan releases bops the child isnt her responsibility tho she's just an egg donor

[@sheakba]

nevermind me she is. she is the reason the kid is in this world. If egg donation was legal, her being not responsible would've made some slight sense, but if she didn't "give up" her rights and responsibilities, she is responsible which is exactly why she didn't want the kid to have her DNA sample.

[@sheakba]

M S that wouldn't be the case because the opinion of the person who got raped isn't involved. That person did not willfully bring the child to existence. But if you're donating eggs, you're willing to do it for whatever the reason maybe. You know a child will be born. You know it will exist and you are the reason it is existing.

[@RubabJaffery_CuteSagittarius]

Baekhyun and his eye patch True!

[@TheBrisa99]

It’s not her responsibility, she wanted to help the infertility couple, right at that moment she doesn’t have responsibility of that upcoming fetus because she looses her rights to it, yes you sign it before, and also don’t only blame her... she was a broke college student in need of money, THE COUPLE IS TO DEMAND CULPABILITY because they’re the ones who wanted and dumped the child afterwards. And also it’s the fathers thingy too....

[@sissyrayself7508]

This woman should have had her ovaries removed,. She had no business selling her eggs. The entire practice is despicable. I feel badly for any person brought into the world in such a way that their biological parents are just DNA brokers. Poor kid. That woman has zero respect from me.

[@natib4957]

so you are telling parents who can't naturally conceive a child, but would be amazing loving parents to essentially fuck off? And only people who can have kids naturally are allowed? What about shitty parents who treat their own offspring terribly. Are you against adoption too or just people who want to be parents but need a fertile egg? life is life.

[@sissyrayself7508]

I'm saying that this is my opinion. I have not formed it will nilly. Just because Science makes something possible doesn't make it right. Thousands of people, even millions may be brought into the world without knowing if they might possibly be married to one of their siblings. One sperm donor man had his DNA used to make over 359 people. One woman had over 27 children made with her eggs.. This is just ONE of the many complications caused by embracing this new technology. The world is FULL of children who are in desperate need of adoption or fostering. I feel this egg and sperm donor thing to strangers who will be raising YOUR children is no wise or good thing. THAT'S my opinion and I'm sticking to it. Now, if a family member or friend needed eggs from me, or if they needed to borrow My womb, by all means I'd give either.Id still think it was WEIRD, but not as WEIRD as being totally disconnected In my opinion, it's the disconnected way it's done, often anonymously, amongst totsl strangers, that I have a problem with. Babies are people, they need to KNOW who their people are.. and biological parents ARE parents .. in this situation I feel there is a need for more transparency and more intricately thought out regulations. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I can understand the other person's perspective on the matter as well, however, Resultant children of this tech have no say in any way about anything, and have no way to get to know their biological parents.. Amongst a myriad of other possible weirdness and complications we can't even imagine yet, as this hypothetical futuristic portrayal in this movie illustrates. I DO feel that this woman was selfish. She used her future child as a tool to help pay off her debts, not caring or even thinking about what may become of her child. The parents who saw this woman's eggs as just a cool new trend they could get in on obviously felt no deep connection to the resultant person it brought into the world. I also hate how the show was portraying children as scary and dangerous and who needed to he seen legally as adults. I could go MUCH deeper into the implications of this trend in the brainwashing of movies in general, but I am not making that point here today. No one loved this child. this I find repugnant. This is what happens when you treat people like biological commodities.

[@natib4957]

this is an unstably insane amount of text. But I will assume something from this korean drama personally triggered something within you. biology does not always make anyone a good or suited or rightful parent. but I respect your anger.

[@sissyrayself7508]

Furthermore, there's extensive screening done on any perspective adoptive parents. Even then sometime kids get into bad fit adoption situations. Some kids are born to horrible parents, I agree with you about this. Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, depending on how you look at the world, parents are still able to conceive naturally with no training, forethought or screening to prove they will be fit parents. THAT'S a complex issue and I'm not trying to address it here, as no one wants to be reading a long book- length comment and mine tend to be too long anyway. People using other people's DNA only have to pass one test.. can the afford the clinical fees. Obviously I find this highly disconcerting.

[@sissyrayself7508]

@@natib4957 I'm not angry. Just loquacious in general. That's me, and I am fine with it.