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No.
Nah, there have been posts on here before showing (legitimate) Studies that show this , iirc. I think the keyword is Chimerism something something .
It's a huge leap to go from "there is a rare possibility under some circumstances that multiple DNA donors can contaminate an egg" to what OP claims.
There is absolutely no way that DNA from a man can permanently survive inside a vagina and mix with every egg.
Though I could see how sperm could make is way up the fallopian tube and infect the undeveloped eggs. 🤔 now that I think about it... Coal burners are nasty as fuck. Better to burn them all to be safe.
Sure, not disagreeing. From what i recall broken strands of dna from a male (via insemination /intercourse) can escape the uterus and tubes and 'inhabit' the host female and also cross the blood/ brain barrier. I'm probably royally screwing the method of action up, but essentially these broken strands hang around in the female and can then pass into an embryo of a new Child, iirc these strands don't actually/ supposedly do anything but can still be passed from Mother to Child, so 'inert strands of foreign dna' that don't do anything, but of another male. Pure bloods, Marrying Virgins and monogamy for the win. Maybe someone here remembers or can post it.
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