Donor Robin

Non-ID Release
Dedicated
Caring
Social
Global Max: Not yet set
Country Max: Local Legislation
Dr. Bjørn Bay is comfortable recommending donor Robin to his patients at Maigaard Fertility Clinic - Odense

Key Facts Summary

Height
178cm
Skin Tone
Medium (skin tans slightly or browns)
Ancestry
European
Donor Type
Non-ID Release
Weight
77kg
Hair
Brown
Ethnicity
Danish, German
Criminal Record
No Criminal Record
Occupation
Team Coordinator
Education
Upper Secondary Education, Management Trainee Program
Personality
Dedicated
Caring
Social
IQ
91
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I have a friend who can’t have children. This has made me think a lot about the fact that he’s not alone and I want to help families who face similar challenges.
Donor Robin

Physical appearance

The silhouette is of donor Robin so you get a more accurate picture of his physical appearance.
Height
178cm
Weight
77kg
Skin Tone
Medium (skin tans slightly or browns)
Physique
Regular
Eyes
Green
Glasses/contacts
No
Hair
Brown
Dominant Hand
Right
Blood Type
A RhD positive (A+)
Donor Type
Non-ID Release
CMV
IgG Positive
Proven Pregnancies
No
I think I’m a really good friend. I always support my friends in both good and bad times.
Donor Robin

Background and family

Ancestry
European
Ethnicity
Danish, German
Religion
Atheist
Native language
Danish
Children of his own
No
Family Tree
Grandparents
Grandmother
Danish

Disability Helper

Grandfather
German

Manager

Grandmother
Danish

Head Educator

Grandfather
Danish

Danfoss

Parents
Mother
Danish

Educator

Father
Danish

Purchasing Manager

Siblings
Brother

Department manager

Robin
Sister

Store Manager

Voice recording

Our impressions

Donor Robin is a kind and empathetic young man who cares deeply about his family and friends. His desire to become a sperm donor arose after a close friend experienced fertility issues. This reflects his caring and considerate nature. He has no children of his own yet, and in his everyday life, he is very dedicated to his work, which he approaches with great ambition and commitment.
Robin has striking green eyes that many would find captivating. He prioritizes a healthy lifestyle, both through his diet and regular exercise, which is clearly reflected in his physical appearance. In short, Robin possesses many great qualities – both physically and personality-wise – that make him a donor worth considering.
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My family means everything in the world to me. We’ve always spent a lot of time together as a family, and that’s something I’ve cherished very much.
Donor Robin

Nice to know

Favourite Color
Blue
Favourite Animal
Lion
Favourite Food
Pizza
Favourite Sport
Football
Zodiac Sign
Cancer
What's your diet like?
I eat a healthy and varied diet, it’s important that I get the proteins and carbohydrates my body needs.
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Why do you want to become a sperm donor?
I want to be a sperm donor because I have a friend who can’t have children. This has made me think a lot about the fact that he’s not alone, and I want to help families who face similar challenges.
What do friendships mean to you?
Friendships for me are very simple. Friends are someone I need to be able to call when I’m having a hard time, and they will be there at all times.
What are your personal strengths?
Thoughtful, I think a lot about my actions.
Caring, I like all the people around me to be comfortable.
Do you have any specific characteristics?
I am very likeable and caring. I don’t know if that makes me special as such, but I’m sure it’s a very good quality to possess. I grew up in a family where we have a very close and good relationship. I was brought up to always think about other people. I never judge people based on their appearance, but only on their behavior, but I also think about why people behave the way they do. There is always a reason for people’s behavior.
What instruments do you play?
None.

Hobbies and interests

What sports do you like to participate in?
I run and do strength training.
What are your hobbies?
I watch a lot of football, it’s really interesting. Football has been something I’ve been passionate about since my childhood. I also played it a lot when I was younger, but unfortunately I had to stop when I broke my leg.

Questions

How would you describe your mother?
My mom is the best person I have. She supports me in everything I do and we talk almost daily. I would never have gotten to where I am today if it wasn’t for my mom.
How would you describe your father?
My dad is a very decent person who is really good at helping if you’re in trouble or just need some good advice. No matter what problems I’ve had, I’ve always been able to go to my dad and he has a solution.
What does family mean to you?
My family means everything in the world to me. We’ve always spent a lot of time together as a family, and that’s something I’ve cherished very much.
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How would friends and family describe you?
My family and friends would describe me as a person who is very loyal, but who is also very busy. I often have lots of new ideas and goals I want to achieve, which I’m happy to share. They would describe me as determined and serious about my work. (Hard worker)
Where is your dream travel destination?
My dream destination is South America. It’s always been a dream since I was little to go to either Brazil or Argentina and see their football culture. But Asia is also a dream, as I want to see how different their culture is.
What's your favourite childhood memory?
My childhood memories usually come from specific scents, it’s a bit hard to explain. But there can be a scent that reminds me of everything from early mornings with my grandparents to Christmas with my family.
What's your biggest dream or goal in life?
My biggest dream is to become a department store manager for a big store.
What are you most proud of?
I’m most proud of the goals I’ve achieved. A year and a half ago, I was 22 kg heavier and living a less healthy life. I couldn’t run or exercise. Now I go for long runs and exercise several times a week. I have a good structure for both diet and training, it’s a journey I’ve been on alone, which has made me much stronger as a person.
What was your childhood dream job?
I dreamed of becoming a police officer.
What sort of friend are you?
I think I’m a really good friend, I always support my friends in both good and bad times.
I would never have gotten to where I am today if it wasn’t for my mom.
Donor Robin

Handwriting

Handwritten text
Hi, here’s a little write-up about why I became a donor. I have a good friend who can’t have children. Therefore, I feel that I should be able to help others who are in the same situation. I am healthy, I am a manager on a daily basis, and in my spare time I run and exercise a lot.

Personality profile

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Extraversion
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Openness to Experience
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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 he saw the advertisement on social media and thought it would be a good way to help others and provide a positive change in the lives of others. The donor has a friend who has had trouble with conception, so he has some idea of what it means to other people. He has talked about the decision with his partner, and she supports him in the decision. He does not have children of his own yet.

Intelligence:
In terms of intelligence, the donor has performed within the average for his age group on the intelligence screening test. He can be said to learn and recognize patterns on par with most other people. In some areas, he will be a quick learner, and in others less so.

Personality:
In terms of personality, the donor can largely be defined by a higher preference for social activity than most other people. He enjoys having people by his side in most of the things he does. The donor does need time alone from time to time, but even then, it’s nice for him to have someone in the apartment, for example, such as his roommate. He’s not bombastic by any means or takes charge when it’s not needed, but the donor works as a team manager in a supermarket company, so taking charge is not completely foreign to him. The donor does enjoy being active and keeping a busy schedule.

The donor can worry more than most people, and he’s open about having a bit of a temper sometimes. As an adult, he’s learned to control this side of himself to a large degree and keeps frustrations on the inside, but when he was younger, the donor could be visibly angry and show his frustrations directly. He can be impulsive and sometimes find it hard to inhibit immediate wants and desires. He’s not prone to be more pessimistic or self-conscious than other people, which is why it will be more contextual for him when he’s more aware of how he comes across and when he’s looking for feedback. It will be more natural for him to think of things that can go wrong and wanting to avoid that, making him more proactive than most. The donor can switch between being an accommodating person and someone more reserved, depending on his mood and the specific situation. He’s likely to be more withdrawn and careful when around a large group of new people.

Overall, the donor has a foundational trust in the good intentions of others, but he’s not likely to be duped by others, and while he can be sympathetic to others, he also has a strong focus on personal gain and looking out for his own interests. The donor enjoys recognition for his achievements and also actively seeks it. He seems to be good at being strategic and political to achieve certain outcomes, and he’s not afraid of taking confrontations.

Values and interests:
The donor seems to enjoy some routines and having a predictable but active lifestyle. This is not to say that he doesn’t enjoy when there are a few variations to his daily life. He’s neither the most creative nor concrete thinking person, and he can acknowledge the importance of emotions in most circumstances. The donor is neither completely logical nor emotional in his own expressions, and his behaviour will likely change to fit the circumstances. He does seem to be a largely practical individual, not putting much stock in cultural activities like the arts or prioritizing beauty over function. He seems open and tolerant towards the worldviews of others and can be mutable in his principles and values overall, though he is not without some firm convictions. He’s no stranger to host exciting events like paintball for a “going away”-party for his brother. It’s more stimulating for the donor when there’s a lot going on, and preferably exciting things with stakes or a bit of risk. He can get bored and restless quickly, which is also why school was not an optimal format for him, sitting focused and listening for hours on end. He has a bit of a ”quid pro quo” ethic when it comes to helping other people, where he’s more inclined to help those that have been helpful towards him in the past.

Work moral and self-perception:
The donor seems to have a strong sense of competence and feels confident that he can solve most of the tasks that he is given. He might be a bit overconfident in some areas, but his tendency to worry can negate this somewhat. The donor is ambitious about the work he does and wants to perform well, setting a somewhat high standard in his work ethic and that of others. While this might make him critical, he usually performs well and can be noticed by others as a hard worker. It does seem context-dependent where he keeps order and is dutiful towards promises, obligations and agreements, where he does seem to take these things seriously at work, and less so in his free time. He can switch between being very deliberate in his decision-making and being more intuitive. Overall, other people will likely see him as a go-getter at work that knows how to relax when he gets home, as is the case with many other people, though he might be a bit more perfectionistic about his performances than the average person.
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Cognitive profile

IQ
91
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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