Marner

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

Height

190cm

Weight

84kg

Skin Tone

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

Physique

Slim

Eyes

Blue

Glasses/contacts

Yes

Hair

Light Brown

Dominant Hand

Right

Blood Type

AB RhD negative (AB-)

Donor Type

ID Release

Proven Pregnancies

No

My biggest dream is to have a meaningful career that I find rewarding and motivating, but still have time to be happy and content in my personal life with my family and girlfriend.

Donor Marner

Background and family

Ancestry

European

Ethnicity

Danish

Religion

Atheist

Native language

Danish

Children of his own

No

Family Tree

Grandparents

Grandmother

Danish

Secretary

Grandfather

Danish

Electrician

Civil Servant

Grandmother

Danish

Stay-at-home mother

Grandfather

Danish

Factory Owner

Engineer

Parents

Mother

Danish

Retired

School Secretary

Father

Danish

Air Force Officer

Siblings

Sister

Dental hygienist

Marner

Voice recording

Our impressions

Donor Marner is an incredibly kind, polite, and well-mannered man. He has a calm and loving nature, and it’s clear that he is a caring person. Marner is ambitious and wishes to become financially stable enough that his family will never have to worry about anything. It seems he is well on his way to achieving this, as he is self-employed alongside his studies.
Marner has a very sweet smile that reaches his blue eyes. He has light brown hair and is a tall, athletic man. He has served in the military for several years and has completed an education within the armed forces. All in all, Marner is a man with many admirable qualities and is certainly worth considering.

My father is an analytical and wise man who is willing to share his experiences. He used to be a bit strict, but over the years he has become warmer and warmer.

Donor Marner

Nice to know

Favourite Color

Red

Favourite Animal

Wolf

Favourite Food

Tuna steak

Favourite Sport

Strength training

Zodiac Sign

Leo

What's your diet like?

I often eat yogurt, oatmeal or eggs for breakfast, and sandwiches or rye bread for lunch with fruit during the day. The most variety in my diet is at dinner, where my partner and I cook many different dishes from around the world, from old Danish food to Peruvian dishes such as ceviche. We are very keen on eating homemade food that varies in terms of vegetarian, fish, vegetables and low-fat meat, and we are often so critical that we rarely bother to eat out or get take-away food.

Why do you want to become a sperm donor?

I think it’s a shame that some people who want to be parents can’t become parents for medical reasons. That’s why it makes sense for me to be a donor and help other people. I feel healthy, well, without any particular diseases or defects and have a head that is screwed on just fine. I therefore feel that I can contribute something positive in this context.

What do friendships mean to you?

I talk well with most people and have many superficial friends and acquaintances, but I have few real friendships, however, I like these people a lot. I have a relatively high standard for what I consider a friendship, and prioritize a lot in who I spend my time with if it’s not work-related.

What are your personal strengths?

I possess a will to continue beyond most personal and physical thresholds and I consider this to be my greatest strength, but at the same time I feel relatively well balanced and good at finding mental peace again. In my work, I have a good eye for numbers, theoretical contexts and communicating these.

What instruments do you play?

I’m not musical and don’t play any instruments.

Do you have any specific characteristics?

People often describe me as approachable and pleasant to talk to, and I often manage to speak well with people from different backgrounds than myself. I am very focused on my goals and work, and others describe me as hardworking and curious to learn from others.

Hobbies and interests

What sports do you like to participate in?

I like strength training, circuit training and crossfit, and I like to work out three times a week if I have the time. I train mainly to keep my mind and body sharp and healthy, but I also enjoy developing myself and seeing some results over time.

What are your hobbies?

I like to read and have read a lot since I was a child. I find it exciting to learn new things from others who have put a lot of time and energy into writing the book, and get different perspectives on things I already know. I’m very interested in politics and history and follow a lot of bloggers and vloggers on social media.

Questions

How would you describe your mother?

My mom is a very pleasant and warm woman who is always nice to talk to. She is good at listening to others and is an emotional support through everything. She is an amazing grandmother to my little niece and mother to my sister and me.
She is good with people, but sometimes underestimates her own abilities in other areas. I’ve learned a lot about myself and gained confidence and learned how to be better at talking to others through our long conversations.
She is a very self-disciplined person and always tries to look after the rest of the family even when she is carrying a heavy load herself.
She is retired now and enjoys her time exercising a bit herself and practicing yoga and knitting in classes, board work in her housing cooperative and taking care of her granddaughter.

How would you describe your father?

My father is an analytical and wise man who is willing to share his experiences. He used to be a bit strict, but over the years he has become warmer and warmer, and he has always cared deeply for me and my sister without a doubt. Over time I have come to appreciate and be grateful for his way of raising us, letting us try for ourselves, taking responsibility for our actions, not being given things for free and, for example, picking on me if I didn’t do my homework properly.
He is an ambitious person who has strong values and does what he believes is right, and is often described as a trustworthy and rational person. He is good with numbers, analytical problems, communication and understands contexts quickly. I have learned a lot about the world, politics, history, math and connections between people from him.

What does family mean to you?

My family means a lot to me, even though I take care of myself a lot as an adult now. I have a good relationship with my parents and I love them extremely much, even though there are the conflicts that are probably always present in families. After my sister became a mom, I see her less, but I love her a lot too. It’s important to me that they are well, and although I don’t talk to them every day, I think about them often and help in any way I can.

How would friends and family describe you?

My friends and family would describe me as a person who often keeps to myself and doesn’t always seem so outgoing, but as very trusting, stable and helpful.
For example, many of my fellow students ask me for advice on assignments or problems because they know I often know the answer and am good at articulating this in a pleasant conversation with them.

Where is your dream travel destination?

I would like to go to Japan one day to experience the culture, food and geography. I think it’s a really interesting country in many different ways and I hope to make a longer trip there one day.

What's your favourite childhood memory?

My best childhood memory is from a vacation to Italy with my family when I was about 11. It was in the middle of summer vacation and I clearly remember how happy I was about this vacation with delicious food, nice weather, swimming, and ice cream. There was an arcade/gaming hall in the area we were staying in where my dad took my sister and I to play on the big machines at night. It was the best to get to play shooters, race the cars and throw balls but the Star Wars machine was my clear favorite. It’s very clear to me and it was the most fun to spend time with my family that way.

What's your biggest dream or goal in life?

My biggest dream is to have a meaningful career that I find rewarding and motivating, but still have time to be happy and content in my personal life with my family and girlfriend.
My biggest goal is to become financially independent and secure so that I have more freedom to choose what I want to do and not have to do. I want to be secure in that way so that me and my family will always be okay almost no matter what happens to me or likewise.

What are you most proud of?

I’m proud to have served Denmark as a soldier for a number of years and feel it has been a privilege in many ways. I have reacted well in some situations where people I didn’t know were badly hurt or in danger, and I am proud to have stepped in and helped them.

What was your childhood dream job?

When I was a child, I dreamed of becoming a pilot in the military, but I had to accept that I didn’t have sharp enough vision for that.

What sort of friend are you?

I’m not always good at writing and can lose contact with people sometimes, but I’m very loyal and for my close friends I do almost anything to help regardless of the situation. I like to cook and like to invite my good friends over for dinner and game night or similar.

I find it exciting to learn new things from others who have put a lot of time and energy into writing the book, and get different perspectives on things I already know.

Donor Marner

Handwriting

Handwritten text

Dear future parents,
I have learned from my parents that a good structure for a speech or formal writing is the formula “yesterday, today and tomorrow”. However, it’s a bit special in this case, as you are probably most interested in the “yesterday” and “today” parts for me, to ensure “tomorrow” for your future family. Much of what I could write about myself and my past has already been written and tested in the material you are presented with. I think the material gives a true picture of me as a person, both physically and personality-wise, and where I come from and what I bring. I therefore choose to
focus more on “today”.
I have chosen to become a donor to make a contribution to your future, and I feel great sympathy and emotion for the choice you have made or are facing. I am committed to taking on this responsibility and the tests I have undergone with humility, honesty and integrity. I can clearly feel the emotion and weight of some of the dilemmas you have probably been through even before the official process began. I know you’ve been through a lot, but I also think the road to the goal is a little easier now than it has been in the past. In many ways, the things we imagine about the future are worse than the reality itself, and you’ve already moved over the first bumps together. Some people become parents by accident, others plan more, but I would argue that parents-to-be like you will be the best, most fit and loving parents because you have been through so much to make it happen. I would therefore encourage you to continue with peace of mind and not be so worried. Regardless of whether you choose me as your donor, I wish you the best of luck in the future and I know you will do well as parents.
Best regards,

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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Low

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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 is well reflected about the decision to donate. He is motivated by the opportunity to help others. He wants to help since he is physically fit and healthy and has the time to do so. He is further motivated by also being compensated for the time spent, but this is a secondary consideration.

Personality:
In terms of personality, the donor is characterized by a calm and collected outward appearance. He is rarely concerned or worried. Compared to others, the donor has a high degree of emotional stability and seldom has negative thoughts or feelings. He is reasonably realistic about his outlook on life but doesn’t react negatively to stressful events or periods of his life. Where others might consider potential dangers or negative consequences, the donor has a tendency to ignore or overlook such factors. In this way, he sometimes doesn’t react properly to situations that call for concern. At the same time, the donor can control impulses and has little to no temper. Others will most likely regard him as a confident and controlled individual with a strong sense of self. He is not worried about being embarrassing in front of or disliked by others and is not prone to change himself to suit others. The donor is also not prone to change his behavior, personality or personal appearance in response to feedback from others.

Socially, the donor enjoys spending time with others but also needs time to recharge on his own. He can be a bit reserved at first. He is open and comfortable around his close relationships, but it takes time before he shares with new acquaintances. In social relations where he is comfortable, he likes to take charge and be socially dominant. The donor enjoys taking part in decisions and having attention drawn to him in some cases. This is, among other things, related to his past as a sergeant in the military, where he had to lead others and take responsibility for solving complex tasks as a team. He is loyal and dutiful towards close relationships and co-workers.

The donor enjoys having periods with a high workload and room for resting afterwards. He wants to be challenged at work and seeks out tasks that will teach him something new and provide stimulation. He is casually optimistic and can have fun and be charismatic but will be serious when it is required of him. He will rarely have problems adjusting his emotional expression to fit the situation.

In terms of openness to new experiences, the donor enjoys some degree of variation in his life. There are some areas of life where he prefers routines and sticks to them, such as exercising and staying active, but at the same time, he likes taking up different kinds of activities and engaging in new hobbies in his private life. When he is teaching first aid, he wants to be creative and exciting in his teaching but also wants to be concrete and pragmatic.

Values and interests:
He has an academic background and is curious about the world and other people. He enjoys intellectually stimulating conversations, where abstract concepts and new perspectives on challenges and situations are discussed.

He is aware of and curious about his own emotions to some degree. Most of the time he is able to pick up on the emotions of others and can share those emotions with some intensity. He can be affected by the emotional states of close relationships while keeping a calm and grounded appearance himself. He has a tendency to discuss and dissect conventional ways of thought and challenging the status quo. To others he can sometimes be a bit too willing to question everything.

His own core values are mostly upheld, but different circumstances and contexts can make him explore the worldviews, traditions and beliefs with tolerance and curiosity. In most situations he is tolerant and open, but in some cases he can be less open to different opinions. Others might have a hard time getting a grasp of his positions due to his tendency to switch between being traditional and being unconventional and liberal in thought. He is somewhat excited or moved by art at times, and at other times completely indifferent to it. He can switch between being aesthetically interested and purely pragmatic, which will depend on the situation.

The donor is a mixture of being diplomatic, modest and trusting as well as skeptic, self-centered and able to express opposing views. He believes in the good intentions of others but has a “trust but verify”-approach when it comes to important decisions and situations. He wants to hear others out but will not hold his own opinions back. The donor can make unpopular decisions without feeling too guilty about not pleasing everyone when it is needed. He is sympathetic at heart but usually has the task in focus, a trait that has been strengthened from his time as a sergeant. He wants to help others but knows he has limits, and he doesn’t want to compromise his own goals to help others achieve theirs. The donor is honest and direct usually but can also sometimes see the value of communicating strategically to further his own agenda. He strikes a balance between being cooperative and knowing that being amicable, sociable and agreeable isn’t always a virtue.

Work moral and self perception:
In terms of his work ethic, the donor is focused on doing a good job in most of his endeavors. Others will often see him as a bit of a perfectionist who is rarely satisfied with his own performance. He can be critical of himself and others in terms of achieving goals and working with others and will strive to make decisions based on well-founded evidence and data. He has a well-planned and settled calendar but is less orderly in other aspects of life. He can be inflexible or a bit rigid if calendar plans change with short notice, but he has learned to be prepared for things not going as he planned them.

His own need for details before making decisions can make him slow to decide when the full picture isn’t in front of him, where others would make more intuition-based decisions. The donor is dutiful and seeks to live up to his promises and agreements to a degree where he has a risk of saying yes to more commitments than what is reasonable for him. He can have a hard time saying ‘no’ and realizing his own limits, which also affects his ability to relax and wind down. He is aware of this himself and tries to not be overly ambitious and stressed about not living up to his own expectations.

Cognitive profile

IQ

108

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 Marner

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