True or False : You Don't Have Biological Children?

Answer 1

F.: I have 6!

All grew in me.

Answer 2

False

Answer 3

False

Answer 4

False

Answer 5

True. But sometimes the truth hurts. I always wanted to have children, and I've been married twice before, but but both marriages ended in divorce. Both the first wife and the second wife wanted to have children, too. The disappointment over not having kids was a factor in both divorces. I didn't know, until the second marriage, that my sperm count was quite low, so the probability of fathering a child is nearly zero, especially since the doctors can find no abnormality to explain the low sperm count. If they could find an abnormality, they could fix it, and perhaps I would be fertile. Since everything else is normal, there's nothing that can be fixed. I was the oldest of ten children growing up, so I always remember having babies in the house. I really miss babies. I get along very well with kids, especially the really young ones. My other brothers and sisters (except one brother whose wife had a hysterectomy) who are married all had children. It seems ironic that I, the oldest, the one who had more experience with children than the other siblings, was the one who couldn't have any.

Answer 6

False.

Answer 7

I have one biological child, so technically that would count as false.

Answer 8

i have a biological son but i gave him up for adoption to really nice smart rich people. so false

Answer 9

True

Answer 10

True

Answer 11

True