Shocking Confession of a Foreign National Invited to Participate in a Mass Fertilization Event

Kapanlagi.com - Recently, netizens have been buzzing about a viral 'mass fertilization' event. The story was shared by a Twitter user through the account AREA JULID, along with a confession from one of the participants involved in the event.

For those who are unaware, this event brings together Indonesian women with foreign nationals. They engage in sexual activities without any commitment. The sole purpose is for the Indonesian women to conceive mixed-race children.

And here is the confession from a foreign national who has participated in the event..

"I am a 28-year-old white man from Europe who has been living in Jakarta for about 2 years. Despite getting used to the culture and life here, Indonesia still manages to surprise me. A few months ago, I was invited by an acquaintance from my workplace who needed participants for a 'mass fertilization event'," the post begins.

1. Women from Upper Class

credit: instagram.com/lamiscorner

From the confession of the foreign nationals, most Indonesian women who participate in this event come from upper-class families. Some of them even have husbands in real life.

"Of course, at first, I didn't understand. So, my friend explained that there is an insemination event for Indonesian women, usually from upper-class families who are crazy about Western culture and want to have fair-skinned babies. If they want to maintain their husbands or families, then they will be allowed to participate in the insemination event," the writing continued.

2. Foreigners Must Be Tall, Handsome, and Smart

Indonesian women who attend alone are allowed to choose foreign nationals to have sexual relations with. Most of them have specific requirements for their future 'heirs' of their offspring.

"The goal here is for Indonesian women to get pregnant. And the guy must be Caucasian, tall, handsome, smart, usually a businessman," the writing concluded.

3. Commented by Salmafina Sunan

credit: instagram.com/lamiscorner

This mass fertilization event also caught the attention of Salmafina Sunan. In the post, the daughter of Sunan Kalijaga also wrote her comment.

"Usually, those who participate in sperm donation are those who do not have children or (sorry) 'lesbian' marriage couples. If it's gay, they use a surrogate mommy (I'm not anti-LGBT btw)," Salma wrote.

"If rich people want it, why don't they go to a sperm bank in Singapore to get a sperm donor? They can choose without having direct contact. Isn't it safer? And are the men's health checked?" she concluded.

(kpl/gtr)