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A video recently went viral in China featuring a woman harshly criticizing women who choose sperm donors from sperm banks instead of getting married. The woman argued that "only low-intelligence women" would make such a choice, claiming that successful men would never donate sperm.
In her video, the woman said: "Some women claim they can just pick a sperm from a sperm bank and don’t need to marry a man. This proves their IQ is extremely low. Think with your toes: which successful or powerful man would donate sperm? Do you know the kind of men who donate sperm? It’s usually low-income or ordinary men. So what are you picking? It’s ridiculous and shows a lack of intelligence!"
She further questioned whether influential figures like Elon Musk or Albert Einstein would ever allow their sperm to be placed in a sperm bank for public use, asserting that only laborers or ordinary men would.
The video ignited a lively debate on Chinese social media, with netizens expressing a wide spectrum of opinions.
Some sided with the woman’s view, stating:
● “She’s spot on.”
● “Wealth and success don’t guarantee good genes. Take Jack Ma, for instance - his height and looks likely wouldn’t meet sperm bank standards.”
Others criticized her remarks as overly simplistic and biased:
● “Not all successful men have desirable genes. Success doesn’t equal genetic superiority.”
● “Sperm banks have strict requirements. Donors are often selected based on education, appearance, and health.”
Many netizens offered more nuanced perspectives, highlighting exceptions and complexities:
● “Some wealthy people use surrogacy to expand their lineage, so it’s not unthinkable for successful men to donate sperm deliberately.”
● “There are documented cases of doctors secretly using their own sperm in fertility treatments. Success and narcissism don’t always exclude each other.”
● “Elite university students sometimes donate sperm for extra income. Plus, intelligence is linked to X chromosomes.”
In China, sperm donation is regulated by strict standards. Donors undergo comprehensive health screenings, and sperm banks often prioritize individuals with higher education and attractive physical traits. Contrary to the woman’s claims, sperm banks emphasize quality over quantity, rejecting many who fail to meet their stringent criteria.
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