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Donor Ewery

ID Release

Very High IQ

Loving

Thoughtful

Dedicated

Global Max: 50

Country Max: Local Legislation

Dr. Bjørn Bay is comfortable recommending donor Ewery to his patients at Maigaard Fertility Clinic - Aarhus

Key Facts Summary

Height

186cm

Skin Tone

Pale (skin is easily reddened by sun but tans slightly)

Ancestry

European

Donor Type

ID Release

Weight

120kg

Hair

Blond

Ethnicity

Danish, Swedish

Criminal Record

No Criminal Record

Occupation

Project manager

Education

Sales education, Computer scientist, Business Academy

Personality

Loving

Thoughtful

Dedicated

130

I know a lot of people who find it difficult to have children - and since I know how wonderful it is to have children, I want to give more people the opportunity to have that joy.

Donor Ewery

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 Ewery so you get a more accurate picture of his physical appearance.

Height

186cm

Weight

120kg

Skin Tone

Pale (skin is easily reddened by sun but tans slightly)

Physique

Large

Eyes

Blue-green

Glasses/contacts

Yes

Hair

Blond

Dominant Hand

Right

Blood Type

B RhD positive (B+)

Donor Type

ID Release

CMV

IgG Negative

Proven Pregnancies

Yes

My mom is super caring and always thinking about how others are doing. She is smart and sharp and is not afraid to take the bull by the horns.

Donor Ewery

Background and family

Ancestry

European

Ethnicity

Danish, Swedish

Religion

Agnostic

Native language

Danish

Children of his own

Yes

Family Tree

Grandparents

Grandmother

Danish

Farmer

Caregiver

Grandfather

Danish

Farmer

Grandmother

Swedish

School employee

Grandfather

Swedish

School principal

Doctor

Parents

Mother

Danish

Kindergarten teacher

Father

Swedish

Researcher

Siblings

Sister

Rhetorician

Ewery

Brother

Student

Voice recording

Our impressions

Donor Ewery is an incredibly kind man who has built great rapport with us. Additionally, he has shown a strong interest in the donation process, reflecting his curiosity and thirst for knowledge. He is a well-balanced man with a calm and friendly demeanor. Furthermore, he possesses high intelligence, which is evident both in his impressive IQ and his work as a project manager.
Ewery has stunning blue-green eyes, which contribute to his attractiveness. Moreover, he is musically inclined, passionate about cooking, and engaged in various sports. As a father himself, he understands the deep desire to become a parent, which is also part of his motivation for becoming a donor. All these talents and qualities make Ewery an appealing donor choice.

We have a cottage in Sweden that I love to stay in during the summer - the nordic summer is simply the most beautiful, I think.

Donor Ewery

Nice to know

Favourite Color

Green

Favourite Animal

I don't know

Favourite Food

Barbecue

Favourite Sport

Football

Zodiac Sign

Cancer

What's your diet like?

I eat quite a varied diet - at my work we have a meal plan that serves many different dishes.
I didn’t use to value a varied diet so much, but now that I’ve had children, I cook very varied food and value nutrition (fish at least once a week, different kinds of vegetables at every meal, etc.).

Do you have any specific characteristics?

What characterizes me? That’s a tough one.
Among friends, I’m probably known as the guy who most often speaks my mind or makes a joke.
In the family, I’m more the mediator type who tries to smooth things over when there are disagreements.
At work, I’m probably the one who isn’t afraid to speak my mind - even if it’s not always the same opinion as the CEO. However, I’d rather put it out there than whisper about it in the canteen.

What instruments do you play?

I play drums, some guitar and some violin (my dad works in music).

Why do you want to become a sperm donor?

I want to help people who can’t have children themselves. I know a lot of people who find it difficult to have children - and since I know how wonderful it is to have children, I want to give more people the opportunity to have that joy.

What do friendships mean to you?

To me, a friendship is a bond between people that can be formed on many different occasions. I have friends from previous workplaces where we talk about angry bosses, city trips, etc. I have friends that I’ve made through studies, where again it’s about the memories we have from that time. My closer friends I’ve made in several of these places, where it turns out that we somehow ‘click’ - even though we may not have much in common, there’s always something to talk about. Then of course there are childhood friends and family friends who have always been there - the kind of friends that feel like family:
My friends are super important to me - we used to see each other quite often, but now that a lot of people have kids, it’s not as important to see each other constantly. When we do see each other we have a lot to talk about.

What are your personal strengths?

I never give up. I try to see things positively. I thrive under pressure. I find it easy to love and hard to hate.

Hobbies and interests

What sports do you like to participate in?

I like anything with a bit of action - football, handball, basketball - and various sports for the Olympics and e-sports. Generally I like sports you can get involved in. How- ever, it’s also a bit of a social thing that I watch with friends or family.

What are your hobbies?

As I mentioned earlier, I like to cook. I experiment with smoke, sous vide, flambéing, etc. - I guess it’s because I love eating good food myself.
I’m a competitive person, so I’m interested in most things where I can ‘win’. I’m not picky about what it is - card games, garden games, board games, sports etc.
I love doing things with my family and friends.

Questions

How would you describe your mother?

My mom is super caring and always thinking about how others are doing. She is smart and sharp and is not afraid to take the bull by the horns. My mom’s favorite activity is her grandchildren.

How would you describe your father?

My father is empathetic and kind. He is a bit absent-minded as he often has a lot of things going on at the same time. He is very smart and is constantly trying to learn new things.

What does family mean to you?

This might be a bit cliché, but my family means everything to me - especially my children. I love being with them - both at home, where we get through everyday life together, or when we travel around the world. Most recently we rented a house in Sardinia where we spent a week cooking Italian food, swimming in the pool and playing hide and seek - life doesn’t get any better than that.

How would friends and family describe you?

I hope that both my friends and family would describe me as loyal, fun and thoughtful. In my group of friends, I’m probably the fun one and the one who might ‘lead the way’ when something needs to happen. In the family, I’m the big brother, so that role has probably made me a bit protective of my sister and brother - now that we’re all adults, our relationship is no longer based on age, and it feels more like we’re good friends. However, they probably wouldn’t describe me as the leader, but rather the mediator when the waves are high.

Where is your dream travel destination?

It’s a tough one - if I could, I would travel back in time and see the ancient Middle East. The nature and the areas should be insanely beautiful, but with the many conflicts it’s probably not realistic - maybe in 50 years.
Otherwise it depends on the time of year - we have a cottage in Sweden that I love to stay in during the summer - the nordic summer is simply the most beautiful, I think.
I have previously worked as a volunteer at an orphanage in India - I would like to go there again.
Otherwise, it would be cool to experience a real, wild jungle - like Madagascar or something.

What's your favourite childhood memory?

It’s hard to find a “best memory”.
As my father is Swedish, we spent many of our summers traveling in Sweden. We camped at different campsites around the country, visited my grandma and grandpa and my cousins.
Otherwise, we’ve been on many trips as a family, all of which have been very special as we’ve experienced something new together.

What's your biggest dream or goal in life?

My goals in life are to be happy and to make a difference to those around me. I also want to help those who can’t help themselves.

What are you most proud of?

I am most blessed by my children.
From a very young age, my eldest daughter started to include others - we couldn’t play anything without everyone joining in. This often results in family and friend gatherings where everyone is suddenly playing hide and seek, singing or dancing. My youngest is only 6 months old, but she follows her sister in everything.
I’m probably pretty biased, but it means a lot to me that my children have care, empathy and compassion.

What was your childhood dream job?

I had a dream of working in the police - a bit like Inspector Barnaby. Later I wanted to be a professional footballer and in my late teens I wanted to own a bar.

What sort of friend are you?

I’m a friend who listens - and a friend who is there if you need it.
I’m not the type who needs labels - I don’t need to be your best friend, your ‘brother’ or whatever - we are friends because we like each other.

My goals in life are to be happy and to make a difference to those around me. I also want to help those who can’t help themselves.

Donor Ewery

Handwriting

Handwritten text

Hello parents-to-be!
It feels special to write a letter to people I’ve never met. At the same time, it seems like a good idea for you to get a personal message from me.
To me, a parent is someone who can love, guide and give security to a child. Being a parent is an amazing experience - something that I am experiencing right now.
I have decided to be a donor because I believe that everyone who has the desire and willingness to become a parent should have the opportunity.
I hope you are in good spirits and I am sure that together you can be the best parents for your child.

Personality profile

Neuroticism

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

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Low

Moderate

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Very High

Extraversion

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

Very Low

Low

Moderate

High

Very High

Openness to Experience

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

Very Low

Low

Moderate

High

Very High

Agreeableness

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

Very Low

Low

Moderate

High

Very High

Conscientiousness

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

Very Low

Low

Moderate

High

Very High

Psychologist opinion

Evaluation

The donor has chosen to donate, because he knows people who are finding it difficult to conceive a child. He has also read articles about the decline in sperm quality among the Danish population, and he wants to do what he can to help with that problem.

Intelligence:
In terms of intelligence, the donor has performed well above the average for his age group on the intelligence screening. He can be expected to be a very quick learner and to be excellent in terms of logical reasoning. He will likely find it easy to analyze complex problems and figuring out patterns.

Personality:
In terms of personality, the donor’s profile is largely in line with the average person, meaning that it will be very context-dependent when one behavior shows, and when it does not. On a broad scale, he is expected to have the capacity to be calm, collected and good under pressure, but also to worry and be anxious and receptive to what is going on in the world around him. He can be sociable and outgoing as well as withdrawn and introverted from time to time. The donor can be accommodating, amicable and diplomatic, and he can be confrontational, critical and outspoken. In this sense, he strikes a balance between many qualities. He has a wife and children himself and works as a project manager for an IT company. His professional self and his persona when at home can be quite different.

Work moral and self perception:
At work, he is expected to be largely not worried and to be someone who somewhat thrives in chaos. He is prone to taking one thing at a time, to tone down problems, and to dealing with them as they arise, rather than being proactive. His tasks are always subject to changing, and he describes the environment as quite fast-paced, which fits him nicely.
He enjoys taking the initiative, speaking out and seeking the spotlight, and he is a fair but stern person when it comes to customers. He has a temper when it comes to people being treated unfairly. For example, he has no problem with customers yelling at him and berating him, but when one of his employees is treated that way, he will put a stop to it immediately to establish clear boundaries.

The donor has a strong sense of competency in his specific field and professional line of work, but he is also quick to admit areas where he is not knowledgeable and will defer to those with expertise. He is not keen on listening to “loud-mouthes” and will not grant respect to people just because they are the most prominent voice in the room. He respects competence and knowledge; he will not have trouble calling out inconsistencies or “bullshit” when he sees it. At the same time, he will trust others to have good intentions at heart, and some might see him as slightly naïve about some relations.

Values and interests:
The donor has a very active mind and often seeks intellectual engagement. He is interested in the world around him and the many things it has to offer. He can be viewed as a serious person without many clear expressions of joy and jubilation, though on some special occasions he might. He is quite fanciful, creative and good at imagining scenarios and daydreaming from time to time. Because of his curiosity, others will likely see him as a person with an opinion on most things or topics. At the same time, he is quite modest and doesn’t seek to promote himself or his achievements more than necessary.

At work, he will likely be seen as a responsible person, but one who only takes on more responsibility when he has an interest in the task or topic.
He feels good at what he does but is by no means a perfectionist. He can set goals but will only complete them if there is a clear reason to. In this sense, he might not always seem like an ambitious man, who gets things done, but rather a flexible and hedonistic person with tendency to follow his passions rather than his discipline. He is way less structured than coworkers or those around him in general, which can be frustrating to some, but also makes him good at changing directions or attitudes on the spot.

At home, he is very concerned with the well-being of his two children, which can make him anxious, proactive and worried from time to time. When engaging in family life, his wife is the one of the two more prone to speaking and the donor doesn’t take as much of a dominant role there, and he is more laid back.

Among friends, he is one of the more active and dominant members of the group and likes to be heard. He is never derelict in his most important duties, but the donor might be more casual about responsibilities that hold less weight, and he might not be as prudent and punctual about deadlines or deals if there isn’t anything serious at stake.
He can be impulsive every now and then, but it is not a defining trait. If he has negative or pessimistic thoughts, it might often be due to concerns about his kids’ futures. This is seen as more of a motivator for him to be a good and caring father, and less as something that weighs heavily upon him.

Cognitive profile

130

Comparison

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IQ Test Summary

There is no support for any downside to higher cognitive ability and no evidence for a threshold beyond which greater scores cease to be beneficial. Thus, greater cognitive ability is generally advantageous—and virtually never detrimental. The most important single heritable trait that explains socioeconomic success is the general mental ability as measured by a good IQ test. It is typically more important than any other single heritable trait.

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