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+ | [[Spermjacking]] also known as '''spurgling''' and '''sperm theft''' is a practice by which a [[woman]] uses sperm to impregnate herself when the man provided no consent for his sperm to be used for impregnation. Spurgling has occured as a result of condom use and also through women holding sperm in their cheeks following felatio. When spurgling occurs the man is made to be a parent without his consent.<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-7309777/Motherhood-theft-investigate-disturbing-rise-spurgling-sperm-burgling.html</ref><ref>http://www.nbcnews.com/id/7024930/ns/health-sexual_health/t/sperm-gift-keeps-giving</ref> Splurging is a consequence of the fact that in general for men, consent to sex is consent to parenthood. Courts around the world have consistently held that a man loses control of his sperm when it leaves his body. The only significant exception being sperm that is deposited in a sperm bank as it is protected by contract law. Some [[feminists]] have pushed for men to lose the right to control sperm they have deposited in sperm banks. |
Publicly reported perpetrators include [[Sharon Irons]], who is a physician, and [[Victoria Beckett]]. |
Publicly reported perpetrators include [[Sharon Irons]], who is a physician, and [[Victoria Beckett]]. |
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Latest revision as of 12:47, 13 December 2023
Spermjacking also known as spurgling and sperm theft is a practice by which a woman uses sperm to impregnate herself when the man provided no consent for his sperm to be used for impregnation. Spurgling has occured as a result of condom use and also through women holding sperm in their cheeks following felatio. When spurgling occurs the man is made to be a parent without his consent.[1][2] Splurging is a consequence of the fact that in general for men, consent to sex is consent to parenthood. Courts around the world have consistently held that a man loses control of his sperm when it leaves his body. The only significant exception being sperm that is deposited in a sperm bank as it is protected by contract law. Some feminists have pushed for men to lose the right to control sperm they have deposited in sperm banks.
Publicly reported perpetrators include Sharon Irons, who is a physician, and Victoria Beckett.
The term is a portmanteau of sperm and burgling.
MRAs advocate for male contraceptions other than condoms to protect men against spurgling and baby trapping.