(July 26, 2021, 3:45 pm)Fakery An obvious one would be working at a maternity clothing store, but I seriously doubt they hire a lot of men.

Lol probably not but I guess a guy could claim he identifies as a woman which would give the store no choice. They would have to hire him or risk a discrimination case.

(July 26, 2021, 3:52 pm)LTKNT101

(July 26, 2021, 3:45 pm)Fakery An obvious one would be working at a maternity clothing store, but I seriously doubt they hire a lot of men.

Lol probably not but I guess a guy could claim he identifies as a woman which would give the store no choice. They would have to hire him or risk a discrimination case.

They don't HAVE to hire him. They could just not call him back after the first interview or just lie and said that the position has been filled.

It would be a terrific role for a female pregnancy fetishist.

(July 26, 2021, 4:26 pm)Fakery It would be a terrific role for a female pregnancy fetishist.

 Female preggophiles have it a lot easier than males. They are trusted more and can infiltrate normal pregnancy communities without being a wolf in sheep's clothing. They Can follow preggos into areas men can't go such as restrooms and they are more likely to score belly feels without much effort. They can work jobs that put them around pregnant women, jobs that men are not trusted to do. The question of ethics won't even be a factor because women trust other women more than they trust men. Perhaps the best thing about being a female preggophile is they can get pregnant themselves and have all the access and belly rubs they want. They can also make money off their pregnancy by whoring themselves out on Instagram, TikTok, OnlyFans, and other social media/webcam websites.

A while back, I thought it would be a good idea to become a sperm donor. After all, my sperm count is through the roof and I figured "What better way to use it than to give it those who need it more than I do?"

So I managed to meet up with a local lesbian couple who wanted me to be their donor. However, just as I was about to go through with it, I spilled the beans to my parents, who were unhappy with it to say the least. Apparently, they did not want to have the knowledge of a biological grandchild who was just walking around that wasn't technically mine. So, in a bid to please my parents, I reluctantly told them that I could not do it. I could tell they weren't happy, and for the next few days, I felt so awful about the whole thing.

But as I recovered, I realized that maybe it was a good idea after all. Honestly, I think part of the reason I wanted to donate my sperm was (at least subconsciously) to fulfill my breeding kink in some way or another. I realized just how fucked up it would be that my kid would have different parents simply because I was horny one day, and so I urge all of you to do the same: try and separate your fetish life from your real life as much as possible!!

I mean, I’ve known people who are sperm donors because they know they can help people who want a child. If your main concern in being a sperm donor is to satisfy a kink, then don’t do it. That much is obvious. If you’re genuinely trying to help someone have a child that you will ultimately have no parental relation to, then go for it.

I was feeling a monster for many years because of my fetish. Even as a girl, I told myself your abnormal and you can't feel that for these other woman just because they're pregnant. I get through this and I am just a girl who likes pregnancy and birth, we all love different things and we never choose! We just like that because we like it.

Now ethics, I am a student midwife, but before entering the school, it tooks me 4 years to decide it! (Now I am 29 and I am in my second years) I was trying to know if that is ethic or not without the opportunity to talk to anyone else about this dilemma.

Finally, I want to be a midwife not for my fetish, but for my passion for people and helping them and it was a great decision! I never thinking about my fetish when I am with pregnant women, I don't care, I am only here for them and their babies. I know, for everyone else it would be unethic. But I really work that question and made a pact with myself: If I feel something during a childbirth or made a movement that I don't have to do, I quit. My biggest fear is not to be demasked about my fetish, is act like a monster and hurt people.

Hope I can help other people with my post.

(July 27, 2021, 4:59 pm)InflatoPreggo I mean, I’ve known people who are sperm donors because they know they can help people who want a child. If your main concern in being a sperm donor is to satisfy a kink, then don’t do it. That much is obvious. If you’re genuinely trying to help someone have a child that you will ultimately have no parental relation to, then go for it.

I'd be doing it to help other people, of course. I'm just worried that they might find out about my fetish and think that I'm a monster for impregnating them with my sperm to fulfill a kink. Believe me, I had no intention on having sex with the donor recipient. They were a married lesbian couple and I wanted to respect that.

I'm a big proponent of keeping your personal and professional lives separate. I don't want people too think I'm some perv who only does what I do to live out my kink. That just feels all kinds of wrong to me. Luckily, I'm going into fields where I don't have to worry about that but the whole idea of working with pregnant women or lactating women specifically because they're pregnant or lactating. But even if I was, I wouldn't want to.

(July 27, 2021, 5:14 pm)bballconnor I'd be doing it to help other people, of course. I'm just worried that they might find out about my fetish and think that I'm a monster for impregnating them with my sperm to fulfill a kink. 

How would they find out unless you tell them about?