Among Japan's growing number of "selective singles" -- people who choose not to marry -- are women who decide to become mothers through sperm donation.While feeling a deep desire for children, these women have often been led to shun relationships due to complex personal circumstances such as experience of abuse.With Japan lacking a clear legal framework for third-party sperm donation, some turn to overseas sperm banks as their only viable path to motherhood."Sperm donation was a ray of hope," says a 43-year-old woman living in Tokyo. After using an overseas sperm bank and undergoing in vitr…READ FULL ARTICLE
