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Read more: http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posthumous_sperm_retrieval
TIL: Relatives of a deceased male can ask for Posthumous sperm retrieval. This involves electrocuting the prostate to retrieve sperm.
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Does a child conceived through posthumous sperm retrieval have a claim against his father’s estate?
The last paragraph of the wiki article seems to suggest they do.
even in death there is no peace from the threat of sperm-jacking
Hmmm…
**Looks at prostate, looks at electrical outlet**
…hmmm.
Do it yourself and save.
Which toy on Adam and Eve does this? Asking for a friend.
This happens in the horse world as well, if a high-dollar stud has to be euthanized. It’s a way to get several more progeny out of him and to continue the bloodline.
Do they provide this service for the living?
Why would you ask for that?
Well now I’ve gotta redo my funeral plans
Kind of fucked up that you can do that without permission from the deceased before they died.
And when do we start training for THAT?
Oh no… I can already see those “Unvaxxed Sperm” people trolling cemetaries with a shovel, cattle prod, and mason jars.
Ashes to ashes, and dust to bust
>This involves electrocuting the prostate to retrieve sperm
So, is this not how you’re meant to do it on the living?
Asking for myself.
Make that zombie cum!!!!
Open wide 😲
Does this work while still alive? Asking for a friend……
Ahhh yes male privilege in action…
Shocking
What kind of voltage are we talking about here? Asking for ummm…a friend. Yeah that’ll work.
This is seriously messed up. This and circumcision just goes to show that men don’t really have any reproductive right protections.
We really do live in a society.
May also work on living males???
Law & Orrder SVU included this in one of their episodes a few years back.
Dibs on Post Mortem Nut for a band name
It just says relatives. Does that mean my sister could request my sperm if I die? Asking for all the depraved souls out there on reddit.