Who hasn’t heard horror stories about psycho exes who throw your life into a disastrous disarray, turns it topsy turvy and creepily stalks you till the cows come home. And you thought it was as easy as saying, “It’s over. Let’s just move on, honey.” Erm, no sir. Women can be really vindictive—if they want to be.
So here’s a true story of a very distateful stint that an ex-girlfriend pulled just so that she can carry her lover’s seed in her womb. Well, in this case it will be seeds –plural, baby!
Babies 3 months after the break up. How?
The skinny of the situation is this; a woman allegedly snuck away with her now ex-boyfriend’s sperm and impregnated herself with twins through In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Then she sued her ex for child support; how original right? Guess what, she actually won. Now the flabbergasted ex-boyfriend is suing the fertility clinic that went ahead with the IVF procedure without his knowledge. Talk about a complex and twisted tale…
It all happened like this, according to Houston Press – Joe Pressil started dating Anetria in 2005 and called it quits in 2007.
But then the story’s still to be continued, three months later Anetria announced that she was pregnant with Joe’s children. But, but, but… birth control was used every time. Anyway, a paternity test proved that Joe was the babies’ daddy. Trapped in the circumstances, Joe allowed the twin boys to stay at his home while he paid for child support.
Happily ever after…NOT
This February, 36-year-old Joe found a receipt from a Houston sperm bank called Omni-Med Laboratories for the “cryopreservation of a sperm sample”. In simple terms, it’s the freezing of semen to be used at a later date. Joe was listed as a patient but he had never been to the facility. Upon further investigation, the clinic informed Joe that his “wife” had come into the clinic with his semen and they simply performed the IVF procedure with it.
If you’re following the story, you would have guessed that our dear Anetria pinched Joe’s sperm without his knowledge. How? By saving their used condoms. Let’s try to control that gag reflex, shall we?
Manhood…violated
Joe Pressil shared: “I couldn’t believe it could be done. I was very, very devastated. I couldn’t believe that this fertility clinic could actually do this without my consent, or without my even being there. That’s a violation of myself, to what I believe in, to my religion, and just to my manhood.”
It’s not just his manhood that is reeling from this ordeal. The “situation” has caused Joe extensive mental anguish and the very obvious ““economic harm due to substantial child support payment.”
The ultimate lesson
The moral of the story is not the extent of how crazy-psychotic-vindictive your ex can and will be, but for all of you men to be aware of where you “implant” or store your seed(s). It can very well be used against your will. This is living proof what could be...
What would you do if your man's sperm was stolen by his ex, and he's now a father?
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