Womb revisited

[gentle504]

This plot bunny been hopping around and I even started laying the foundation for it.

A young man discovers that his biological mother didn't give birth to him. His parents decided to pay someone else to carry him full term. When he finds the woman who actually birthed him he can't help but to feel some sort of attraction to her.

 

[Hypoxia]

How do you want the story to proceed? How do you see it ending? Do the birthers hook up? Are there cultural issues?

Let's say the sperm-and-ova-donor parents are prosperous USA WASPs. Leila, the birth mother, was a tall, healthy, but poor Haitian girl (age 15) who lived a good life during the term she carried Sonny. Afterwards, she was shipped back to Haiti. Sonny uncovers his birth papers after he turns 18. He's determined to spend family money to hunt across Haiti for her; she's now only 33. He finds her. What happens next depends on how she lives now. Is she married? In what socio-economic class? Does she have kids or did her host-mothering ruin her?

Or: Vanilla-Anglo birth-mother Suzi was an experienced pro in her early 30s when she carried Sonny. He was just one of many; she barely recalls him. Now she's around 50. Does she have some magnetic attributes that drive her birth-kids to seek her out, or is Sonny the only one? Does he stalk her? What's her current situation: Comfy? Desperate? Receptive?

Visualize finales based on such setups. How do you want the story to end?

 

[cripple92996]

jjuu

gentle please pm love this idea

 

[Ldy_Sea]

Genetic Sexual Attraction is a hot topic in scientific circles right now. Kid is an intern studying GSA, and finds out his parents while both health and fertile, mom was vain and didn't want pregnancy to ruin her figure. So the rented a womb.

The head scientist finds out and helps himtrack down his birth mother to see what would happen, strictly for science, not because he ha an incest fetish and loves watching real incest porn, whihc is why he began to study GSA...

 

[Hypoxia]

Genetic Sexual Attraction is a hot topic in scientific circles right now. Kid is an intern studying GSA, and finds out his parents while both health and fertile, mom was vain and didn't want pregnancy to ruin her figure. So the rented a womb.

I'm confused. A host-mother avoids issues of GSA and Westermarck Effect -- they don't share DNA and she didn't raise him -- so those are not plausible motives for seeking a host-mother. Incest usually depends on violating Westermarck and the social taboo of motherfucking. How many kids seek out a birth mother who has never been in their post-partum life?

I'd try a different approach. Guy (or guy+gal fraternal twins) at 18 happened to encounter a tennis-toned mid-30s MILF who was coincidentally his/their host mother when she was young & poor. But neither knows the connection now -- they just happen to click. Act 2: She guests the kid(s) at her house and pulls up a scrapbook of her host-motherings, with pictures and names. Guess who is in there? Guess what ensues?

 

[DISHANTG]

got an idea!!!

What about the woman was raped and the woman's father is a billionaire.. So he make sure his daughter gives birth to a child... And then.. He gives this Child. Baby boy.. To orphanage!!!
She provided all the financial support.. Makes him educational..
The boy was treated better than other children!!
The boy got attracted to her!!! She usually comes to orphanage.. To provide money to the orphange!!!
In the mean time.. The father of the mother got sick!!
The boy turned to 18 His mother adopted him again.. Against his father wish... The boy and the woman engaged... Now they married and.. Hence end of story.. With your heading....
Womb revisited!!!

 

[cripple92996]

dd

kneeling, where was the momma? The Protector?

 

[EquinoxRising]

I'm confused. A host-mother avoids issues of GSA and Westermarck Effect -- they don't share DNA and she didn't raise him -- so those are not plausible motives for seeking a host-mother. Incest usually depends on violating Westermarck and the social taboo of motherfucking. How many kids seek out a birth mother who has never been in their post-partum life?

Exactly.