Looking to fund a IVF in michigan.

We’re a happily married couple in Southfield, Michigan, looking to connect with a single woman who genuinely wants to become a mother and is open to building a long-term, platonic co-parenting relationship.

I’m 38, a homeowner, a veteran, and a professional mechanic. I travel for work from time to time, while my wife is a stay-at-home wife. We’re financially stable, responsible, and neither of us drinks or smokes.

My wife has experienced premature ovarian failure, and after exhausting many options, we’re pursuing IVF through the University of Michigan health system. We’re hoping to find someone who would like to share this journey with us and become an active, loved, and respected part of our future child’s life.

We’re not looking for a casual arrangement or someone to simply contribute genetically. We’re looking for a true co-parent and a lifelong family connection. We believe a child benefits when the adults raising them communicate openly, respect one another, and have a shared vision for the future.

A little about us:

🔧 I’m a mechanic, hands-on, practical, and always willing to fix something.

🎮 My wife loves video games, art, animals, and progressive media.

🏡 We’re homeowners and have built a stable life together.

✈️ I travel fairly often, while my wife enjoys being home.

❤️ We’ve previously explored co-parenting with a lesbian couple, so the concept of intentional, platonic family-building is something we’re already familiar with.

This time, we’re hoping to meet a straight single woman who wants motherhood but also appreciates the idea of having a committed, supportive co-parenting family around her.

We’re completely comfortable establishing clear boundaries from the beginning. We’re even willing to participate in professional counseling together to make sure communication, expectations, parenting responsibilities, and boundaries are healthy for everyone involved.

We understand that creating a family this way requires trust, maturity, honesty, and long-term planning. Everyone should have a voice in important decisions about the child’s future, and we want to build that foundation together before taking any major steps.

If you’re a kind, emotionally mature woman who genuinely wants to become a mother and the idea of intentional, platonic co-parenting speaks to you, we’d love to hear from you.

Maybe we’re looking for each other.