Anker

Overview

The Facts

Physical appearance
Occupation and skills
Background and family
Voice recording

The Person

Our impressions
Nice to know
Hobbies and interests
Questions
Handwriting
Childhood Pictures
Adult Pictures

Personality and Cognition

Personality profile
Psychologist opinion
Cognitive profile

Physical appearance

The silhouette is of donor Anker so you get a more accurate picture of his physical appearance.

Height

177cm

Weight

65kg

Skin Tone

Medium (skin tans slightly or browns)

Physique

Regular

Eyes

Brown

Glasses/contacts

No

Hair

Black

Dominant Hand

Right

Blood Type

O RhD positive (O+)

Donor Type

Non-ID Release

Proven Pregnancies

No

My family means everything to me. They represent the essence of sharing, support, and understanding.

Donor Anker

Background and family

Ancestry

East Asian

Ethnicity

Vietnamese

Religion

Christian

Native language

Vietnamese

Children of his own

No

Family Tree

Grandparents

Grandmother

Vietnamese

Tailor

Grandfather

Vietnamese

Watch Repairer

Grandmother

Vietnamese

Farmer

Grandfather

Vietnamese

Mechanic

Parents

Mother

Vietnamese

Salesperson

Father

Vietnamese

Farmer

Siblings

Brother

Mechanic student

Anker

Brother

Student

Voice recording

Our impressions

Donor Anker is a young Vietnamese man who has chosen to become a donor to help others. He comes across as a quiet person, but he is also very open and always has a warm smile. Anker deeply values reflecting on the meaning of life and enjoys spending time alone. At the same time, he truly appreciates the honesty and loyalty that can grow within friendships.

Anker spends his days studying and working as a chef, which also makes him highly conscious of his diet. In his free time, he enjoys practicing different sports and playing chess. He has beautiful brown eyes, dark hair, and a sweet, charming smile.

To me, friendships mean trust, support, and understanding. True friends are those who I can rely on, knowing they will be there for me when I need help or someone to talk to.

Donor Anker

Nice to know

Favourite Color

Grey

Favourite Animal

Swan

Favourite Food

Vietnamese noodles

Favourite Sport

Table tennis

Zodiac Sign

Saggitarius

What's your diet like?

My diet consists mainly of vegetables, as I enjoy eating them and they provide essential nutrients. I also make sure to include a balanced amount of meat and carbohydrates in my meals, so my body gets the necessary energy. Additionally, I always try to include a variety of fruits, which are rich in vitamins and antioxidants, helping to keep my immune system strong. Maintaining a balanced diet is very important to me, as I believe it helps me stay healthy, feel energized, and perform at my best throughout the day. I focus on variety to ensure I’m getting a wide range of nutrients and avoid deficiencies.

Why do you want to become a sperm donor?

I want to become a donor for two main reasons. Firstly, the act of donating gives me a sense of purpose, knowing that I’m making a meaningful contribution to society - much like the times I donated blood in the past. Each time I give, I feel more connected to the community and to something greater than myself.
Secondly, while I’m uncertain about whether I will get married or have children in the future, I see donation as a way to leave a part of myself in this world - to create a legacy that lives on in a unique and deeply meaningful way.

What do friendships mean to you?

To me, friendships mean trust, support, and understanding. True friends are those who I can rely on, knowing they will be there for me when I need help or someone to talk to. Trust is the foundation of any strong friendship, and it allows us to be open and honest with each other. Friends are also people who offer support during difficult times and celebrate the good moments with you. More importantly, they take the time to understand you, your feelings, and your needs, without judgement. I value these qualities in my friendships because they help create deep, meaningful connections that can last a lifetime.

What are your personal strengths?

One of my strengths is my ability to adapt quickly to different challenges, whether in sports or intellectual tasks. I enjoy participating in physical activities that require coordination and movement, and I find satisfaction in pushing myself to perform better. At the same time, I also enjoy using my mind to explore new ideas and solve problems, especially through reading books and gaining new knowledge. I’m someone who enjoys learning continuously and improving myself. Additionally, I’m reliable when it comes to completing tasks assigned by leaders, ensuring that I do them well and meet expectations on time.

Do you have any specific characteristics?

I’m someone who often thinks deeply about life and what it means to live it fully. I like trying new things, learning from different experiences, and I’m not afraid to take on challenges, even when they come with risks. I believe life is about making the most of every opportunity and connecting with others in meaningful ways. To me, becoming a donor is part of that journey - a way to do something meaningful, to give a part of myself, and maybe leave behind a small but lasting impact on someone’s life.

What instruments do you play?

I play the piano.

Hobbies and interests

What sports do you like to participate in?

I enjoy playing football, table tennis, and chess, as these are sports I’ve been playing since I was a child. Football is exciting because it requires teamwork, strategy, and physical endurance. Table tennis is a great way for me to improve my reflexes and coordination, and I find it both challenging and fun. Chess, on the other hand, helps me exercise my mind, develop my problem-solving skills, and think strategically

What are your hobbies?

My hobbies and interests include listening to music, playing video games, reading books, and running. I love listening to music because it has a calming effect on me and helps me express emotions that words sometimes can’t capture. It’s a way for me to connect with different moods and energies, whether it’s through relaxing melodies or more upbeat tunes. Playing video games is another hobby I enjoy, as it provides both entertainment and a chance to challenge myself in various strategic ways. I especially like games that require critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Reading books is one of my greatest passions. It allows me to dive into new worlds, explore different ideas, and gain insights into various topics. Finally, running is a hobby that helps me maintain my physical health while also giving me time to reflect and clear my mind. Each of these hobbies brings something valuable to my life, whether it’s relaxation, learning, or staying active.

Questions

How would you describe your mother?

My mother is a hardworking and dedicated person. She always strives to provide for and take care of our family, making sure we have everything we need. She puts the well-being of our family above everything else. While she is incredibly caring and loving, she can also be a bit overzealous and strict, especially when it comes to rules and discipline. Her strong sense of responsibility sometimes leads her to be a little too intense in her approach. Nevertheless, I deeply admire her commitment and the sacrifices she makes for our family, and I respect her unwavering love and guidance.

How would you describe your father?

My father is a hardworking and determined person. He consistently puts in great effort to achieve his goals and never gives up easily. He is very understanding and always makes time to listen to my concerns or offer advice when needed. My father also has big dreams and ambitions that inspire him to keep pushing forward. Though he can sometimes be hot-tempered, especially when things don’t go as planned, I believe his passion and dedication come from his desire to succeed. I admire his resilience, his love for our family, and the values he has instilled in us.

What does family mean to you?

My family means everything to me. They represent the essence of sharing, support, and understanding. In times of joy or difficulty, we always share our feelings and experiences, which creates a deep bond. They are the ones who help me when I need it the most, offering both practical help and emotional comfort. Their understanding and empathy make me feel safe and valued. Most importantly, my family provides the motivation I need to keep striving for my goals, always encouraging me to do my best and reminding me that I am not alone in my journey.

How would friends and family describe you?

My family and friends would describe me as someone who is quiet but a good listener. I tend to keep to myself, but when someone needs to talk, I am always there to listen attentively. I try to understand their perspective before offering advice, and when necessary, I can give thoughtful suggestions or guidance. They would say that I am dependable and supportive. Even though I might not always express myself loudly, I always show up when needed.

Where is your dream travel destination?

I would most like to travel to North Korea. I find the country fascinating because it is so mysterious and different from other places in the world. My curiosity about its history, culture, and the lives of its people has always driven my desire to learn more. I am particularly interested in understanding how the people live, their values, and the challenges they face. Despite the secrecy surrounding the country, I believe that traveling there would give me a unique insight into a part of the world that is not often explored. It would be an opportunity to learn first-hand about a culture that is both intriguing and complex.

What's your favourite childhood memory?

One of my best childhood memories is when I was 12 years old and participated in a city table tennis tournament. My parents were busy with work and couldn’t take me, so I went with my grandfather instead. I made it all the way to the semifinals, where I faced a much stronger opponent. I felt at a disadvantage and was nervous. However, my grandfather kept encouraging me and cheering me on. In the end, I managed to defeat my opponent and reached the finals. Although I lost in the final match, my grandfather was there to comfort me and took me to my favorite restaurant to celebrate. It was a memorable experience, not just because of the tournament, but because of the love and support I received from my grandfather.

What's your biggest dream or goal in life?

My biggest dream in life is to find my true love. I believe that real, meaningful connections with someone special are what make life truly fulfilling. Finding a partner who shares similar values, dreams, and goals would be incredibly rewarding. It’s not just about companionship, but about building a life together, supporting each other through both good and challenging times. I hope to experience love that is deep, genuine, and lasting, as I believe it is one of the most beautiful and significant parts of life.

What are you most proud of?

I am most proud of the trust I have built with the people around me. Being able to earn the trust of others is something I value deeply, as it reflects my honesty, reliability, and commitment to maintaining strong relationships. Trust is the foundation of any meaningful connection, whether in personal or professional life, and knowing that others believe in me and rely on me is something that brings me great pride. I work hard to be someone others can count on, and I believe trust is one of the most important qualities in building lasting relationships.

What was your childhood dream job?

When I was a child, I dreamed of becoming a journalist. I was always fascinated by the idea of discovering and sharing the truth. I loved the idea of being able to explore different stories, understand different perspectives, and communicate what I learned to others.

What sort of friend are you?

I am a reliable and helpful friend. I always strive to be someone others can count on, whether it’s for advice, support, or just being there when needed. I believe in being there for my friends during both good times and bad, offering a listening ear and practical help whenever I can. Trust is very important to me, and I do my best to keep my word and be dependable. I take pride in being a friend who can be counted on, someone who genuinely cares about the well-being of those I am close to.

My mother is a hardworking and dedicated person. She always strives to provide for and take care of our family, making sure we have everything we need.

Donor Anker

Handwriting

Handwritten text

I'm someone who often thinks deeply about life and what it means to live it fully. I like trying new things, learning from different experiences, and I'm not afraid to take on challenges, even when they come with risks. To me, becoming a donor is part of that journey - a way to do something meaningful, to give a part of myself and maybe leave behind a small but lasting impact on someone's life.

Personality profile

Neuroticism

Neuroticism assesses emotional stability and the tendency to experience negative emotions.

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Extraversion

Extraversion measures the level of sociability, assertiveness, and energetic engagement with the external world.

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Openness to Experience

This dimension refers to a person's openness to new ideas, experiences, and intellectual curiosity.

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Agreeableness

Agreeableness refers to a person's interpersonal style and orientation toward others.

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Conscientiousness

Conscientiousness reflects the extent to which a person is organized, responsible, and self-disciplined.

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Psychologist opinion

Evaluation

The donor has chosen to donate because of a wish to help bring forth new generations and contribute to societal good. He is not sure whether or not he will be married in the future or have kids, but he knows he wants to be helpful in that area, so if the donations can benefit others, he’s happy to do so.

Intelligence:
In terms of intelligence, the donor has performed within the average for his age group on the screening test. He can be said to analyze complexity and understand new patterns as well as most other people. Sometimes he will learn quickly and be good at handling abstract concepts, other times less so.

Personality:
In terms of personality, the donor can largely be described as a person who is like many other people, in the sense that many of his attitudes and behaviors are largely defined by the given context. He can worry and be wrapped in negative thoughts sometimes, but mostly he seems like a positive and cheerful individual, albeit still realistic and not an impractical optimist. When something’s particularly important to him, he can tend to overthink and worry unnecessarily, as is the case with most people.

Socially, the donor is likely to be a more withdrawn and reserved person. While he is likely amicable and friendly when meeting new people, he seems to be a bit closed off also, and it will take some time before he has the confidence to share with others and make closer connections. He’s not assertive by any means and prefers to let others take charge and influence social groups. He seems content with being a bit introverted, but he can also enjoy the company of close friends, though it takes some time to make new friends.

He can enjoy excitement as much as the next person, but he’s not likely to be a daring adventurer always looking for the next challenge. He can be overwhelmed at times, and periods of stress and large pressures will likely take a toll on him more so than it does with other people. He is unlikely to seek out social stimulation and may appear quiet or introspective, especially in unfamiliar environments.

Others might describe him as calm, self-contained, or private, but possibly less outwardly enthusiastic than colleagues. He is likely to be cooperative, considerate, and motivated to maintain harmonious relationships. He tends to be trusting and empathetic, valuing goodwill interactions. Colleagues might see him as approachable, patient, and fair-minded, though at times he may prioritize others’ needs over his own. He might also shy away from confrontations and be more concerned with keeping happy relations than engage in necessary resolution of conflicts. While the donor prefers to be diplomatic and honest, this can also make him more susceptible to manipulation or being taken advantage of by others.

Values and interests:
The donor seems to have a balanced approach to novelty and tradition. He is open to new ideas and willing to explore different perspectives but does not seek novelty for its own sake. Others may perceive him as pragmatic yet willing to adapt when change is necessary. The donor doesn’t seem to thrive in changing circumstances and exploring the unknown, as he prefers routines and secure, safe activities that he knows well. He’s interested in team sports like table tennis and football, but lately he hasn’t had much time for that, so instead he jogs when possible.

Work morale and self-perception:
In terms of Work morals, he may prefer flexibility over rigid schedules and might not be naturally driven by detail-oriented planning. While capable of focused effort, he is more likely to apply himself consistently when the task aligns with his interests and values, rather than out of a strong need for structure or routine. He seems less driven by a need for public recognition and more by intrinsic satisfaction and the sense of contributing positively to a team or cause.

Intellectual engagement and problem-solving may appeal to him more than high-energy, fast-paced environments with constant social interaction. This can seem a bit paradoxical, as he’s training and working in a restaurant, but he enjoys his job and cooking in general. The donor can be selective in where he makes an effort, but he has a strong sense of obligation towards his job.

He seems to have a good control of his impulses, and others will likely see him as a person who stays in the background, mostly composed and a bit self-conscious. He can be concerned with what other people think of him, and he doesn’t want to appear wrong, abnormal or embarrassing. Mostly, he seems content with not drawing too much attention to himself.

Cognitive profile

IQ

112

Comparison

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IQ Test Summary

Having a normal IQ means the donor has the reasoning and problem solving skills of a normal person. In the case of our donors we use the people on the job market in Denmark to define a normal person.

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Donor Anker

Key Facts Summary

Physical appearance

Background and family

Voice recording

Our impressions

Nice to know

Hobbies and interests

Questions

Handwriting

Personality profile

Psychologist opinion

Cognitive profile