NewStats: 3,262,346 , 8,176,888 topics. Date: Sunday, 01 June 2025 at 09:39 PM 3o5417

Kobojunkie:
Opinion pieces aren't meant to be confused with actual Studies abeg!

Good. I have already mentioned this to you. Plus, notice they didn't attribute the significant difference in outcomes to the higher number of Single-Mothers? The factors that often play key role in determining the outcome of single motherhood are what I've shown you in my previous post. The study you posted only validates my previous post and discredit yours, which claimed it was the discrepancy between numbers. Again, accept you L.

You've also misrepresented the study. Single mother and Solo-mother are different things entirely, with the latter being a well to do mother who choose to sire children via sperm donor.

ERCROSS:


Based on personal experience and intuition, I'd say a single father is more likely to raise responsible children than a single mother due to the following reasons:

1. Masculinity and Teenagers: The teenage is one of the most critical period of a child's life when it comes to shaping the child. I can say a child that would turn out to be irresponsible would most likely start this lifestyle during their teenage. The presence of a responsible masculine figure in their life would go a long way in correcting a wayward child as men are more aggressive, dominant, and less emotional

2. Typing...

That's not what the data shows apparently..

Dear single mothers,

Normalise leaving kids with their father. The reason these nonsensical comparison is even talked about is because you all like to be captain "endure hardship and save the day because of the kids" which you all are not appreciated for it. Let there be more single fathers from now on so that we can see their "magical touch" of raising responsible kids, enough said.