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A Thought Experiment on Impregnantion

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crashD83

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One of the peaks of high fantasy, it seems, in this community seems to be the idea of being getting pregnant by our partners. There seem to be a variety of reasons for this, such as it being the ultimate sign of submission as one’s master “owns” one’s body during gestation, the biological drive to breed and reproduce that can pop up during sex, just wanting to take one’s relationship further with their partner, etc.

Unfortunately, we are limited by biology here. For example, canine sperm and human eggs are incompatible and make impregnation impossible. However, science is always evolving and maybe one day there will be a way to make this fantasy come true for us in this community!

In the meantime, this opens up an opportunity for a fun thought experiment. Regardless of how outlandish it might be, how do you think interspecies pregnancy might be achieved?

For example, would ovum transplantation be a viable option in the future? Barring any social stigma, could human ova be replaced with canine ova, as an example, and then be fertilized by canine sperm? Or could an IVF-type treatment be done where a woman then becomes a surrogate?

I know this is all science fiction, but I think that’s what makes it fun to think about. I am interested to hear all of your thoughts/ideas on how this very valid fantasy might be achieved in the future!
 
I'm pretty sure a human couldn't be a surrogate because a humans uterus is different from a dog's, and blood isn't compatible, so the woman wouldn't be able to give nutrients to the fetus and the woman's immune system would certainly attack it
 
What about sums up the easy points. Who knows what might be possible 20 or 50 years from now though. If I was born 50 years earlier, I'd be dead. Hell, as me and my mother had opposing RH factors, I probably would have never made it to birth, albeit almost 2 months early.
 
Yeah but a dogs blood is still different. The red blood cells being different is part of it but not all of it. Not just different in the way people have different types, but the red blood cells are structured differently. Since I'm not a biologist, I can't really give a detailed explanation of the exact differences, but my past research into dog blood has taught me enough that I'm confident a dog can not survive with human blood. It's not the same.
 
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