I want a baby, baby!
This is an example of one of the strangest trends (there are a couple of these each day in most major cities) I've seen on Craig's List:
Ladies,I have a hot fantasy of cumming inside of a woman and making her pregnant, with a session of very wild and hot sex. If you would help me indulge this fantasy, I can pay you $400 in cash tonite. I am a very very clean while male, recently separated from my wife of 6 years. My current STD test with all negative results is shown below and I can e-mail this to you as well. I am very down-to-Earth, easy going, fun loving, intelligent, professional, love meeting new people. I am looking for a regular provider who is willing to meet with me on a fairly regular basis, or a one-time only fantasy fulfillment experience for a woman who may have this hot little fantasy. Please e-mail me with your picture and lets make this happen now. Hope to hear from you. Don't be afraid, e-mail me now. Let's do something crazy tonite !! Dare to indulge !!!
He did, in fact, include a very small image of of an STD test, which I presume he would forward to any respondent.
My questions:
First, do women often browse Craig's List looking for non-involved fathers for their children?
Second, if they do, would they really be looking in casual encounters??
Third, if this guy is actually meeting up with strange women for some hot, unprotected sex, just how long are his nice, clean STD results going to be trustworthy???
And let's not even talk about the legal entanglements involved in fathering a child!

Comments
I've heard about this from the other side -- women who want to be single moms. Of course, there are sperm banks and so forth, but they are quite expensive, and also have lots of requirements for the mother to be allowed. (Many simply won't allow it. Some states even have laws against it!) And furthermore, most require the sperm be frozen for 6 months, while the donor checks out for AIDS, etc...but freezing sperm reduces its quality and if the woman has any fertility issues of her own, that might nix it.
So it is not surprising to me to see women seeking single motherhood the "natural" way. And I guess if there are women looking for this, there'd be men doing the same.
But not on "casual encounters". Not sure where the right place is, but that isn't it. Also if it were me, I'd want to look for a guy that had indicated he'd put some thought into the outcome. Do you plan on claiming paternity? Visitation? etc.
Posted by: sapiophile | December 21, 2005 1:26 PM
I know an older (50+) lesbian who has two grown children. She conceived one child through a male friend - he was aware and ok with the situation and he didn't play a father role. The second child was a purposeful one-night-stand with a guy she picked up in a bar with the express purpose of getting pregnant. And she did. First try. Of course, this was also pre-AIDS, so it wasn't as risky.
But yeah, I'm pretty baffled by these - how is it sexy to get someone pregnant and then have no contact later? I totally see the sexiness in having sex to conceive with someone who is going to stick around to share the rest of the experience.
Perhaps it's some kind of cave-man drive to reproduce no matter what??
Posted by: ghislaine | December 21, 2005 2:16 PM
how is it sexy to get someone pregnant and then have no contact later?
It's a kink some people see to have. There are web sites about it, stories written around the theme, etc. It must turn some people on. And like many kinks, probably hard to explain to everyone else, who doesn't get it and thinks it's bizarre.
Posted by: Cos | December 21, 2005 4:36 PM
I actually can understand this kink. The impregnation fantasy has always been hot to me. But, like some of my other kinky fantasies, it's one that's too dangerous on many levels (legal, emotional, involving another person nonconsensually (the child)) for me to consider actually pursuing, especially in the context of CE.
Posted by: ClueChick | December 21, 2005 5:48 PM
Maybe they're lying so that there's no argument about a condom?
Posted by: Latex hater | December 21, 2005 7:37 PM
It's one of those leftover urges from our ancestors, the whole procreation thing. I am female and get the urge to be pregnated as well.
Posted by: Rebecca | January 12, 2006 1:50 AM
Rebecca: The urge to be impregnated makes sense to me, on any number of levels (I've had some hot fantasies about this, myself), but it's hard for me to imagine taking it to Craig's List to actually enact. Somehow, it makes more sense to me from a woman's side of things, where she knows what she wants and has some control over her response. For a man to do it just strikes me as a major legal tangle, at least potentially. (Though a man could as easily come back after the fact and insist on shared custody or what have you, it simply seems far less likely than a woman insisting a man pay child support or the like.)
Posted by: ClueChick | January 12, 2006 8:12 AM
As a male who has this fantasy(damn near ruling my mind sometimes) I can relate. It's really just a primal drive that interacts with the cognitive side of the mind to imagine some very wild and vivid fantasies that seem more powerful than any other. I don't know if this explains much, but hope it helps..
Johnny
Posted by: Intensesoul | December 14, 2006 5:46 PM
I've read some about this, but it's all been within a D/s context, where the man wants to impregnate the woman to further show his dominance over her. Like, she's being commanded to carry his child. Thus, "impregnating" her is something that he "does" to her, rather than a mutual decision to bring a new life into the world.
Now, I'm pretty open minded about fetishes and kinks, but I have to admit — this one makes me uncomfortable because bringing a baby into the world is such a huge event. But, then again, I guess that's why these folks find it so hot — it's extreme.
Posted by: Mistress Maeve | May 18, 2007 12:36 AM
Mistress Maeve: Oh, no. That's... Yes, it's extreme, but, as you point out, it involves a baby! I'm all for extreme kinks and playing things out, but I'm also for getting the consent of all involved -- which you can't do with a child. Plus, and here's where my judgemental side comes in, that's a shitty dynamic to raise a child in. Yuck!
Posted by: ClueChick | May 18, 2007 10:43 AM