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A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by onila(f): 2:59pm On Feb 24, 2015
which one is better
Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by Gloriagee(f): 3:24pm On Feb 24, 2015
IMHO - None!

In a polygamous home, there's likely to be this subtle competitiveness which leads to sibling rivalry, envy n in some horror cases, jazz.

A single parenthood feels like carrying an extra weight cos the mom has to play two roles and occasionally have to contend with questions from kids, like who's my dad, how come everyone has one and I don't. Sometimes, I feel single mums sort of feel guilty n try to compensate for this by not being tough enough.

None are going to be first choices for any sane being but condition, they say... Cos, if a woman in her 40s finds out her hussy has married another woman, in Nig at least, most women will keep reiterating that they are not leaving their hussy's house and will go on to protect their children's interest. N for single mums, like u find out the guy u were planning to get married too is not everything u thot he was, or he dumps the chick, she might have no other option than to be a single mum.

I guess the most important thing is to raise kids that are way better than we are, hopefully!

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Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by onila(f): 3:29pm On Feb 24, 2015
I Believe polygamous homes are better

many Nigerians are polygamous and the children come out right
most of the products of single homes I have seen, came out useless
Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by JayKayMaybachz(m): 3:34pm On Feb 24, 2015
angry
Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by Nobody: 3:36pm On Feb 24, 2015
onila:
I Believe polygamous homes are better

many Nigerians are polygamous and the children come out right
most of the products of single homes I have seen, came out useless
shocked onila, i am beginning to suspect you smoke weed undecided

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Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by onila(f): 3:38pm On Feb 24, 2015
firstEVA:
shocked onila, i am beginning to suspect to smoke weed undecided
undecided
Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by Nobody: 3:39pm On Feb 24, 2015
Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by adioolayi(m): 3:49pm On Feb 24, 2015
This is a though one.... Well, the likelyhood that a child from a polygamous home will do better is high compared to single parent (as a result of divorce or born out of wedlock NOT A WIDOW/WIDOWER) because the child will be catered for by the father and by extension to a certain extent, the stepmother/s. So parental care in a polygamous home will be of a higher magnitude (Of course there can be exceptions)
Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by echobee(f): 3:58pm On Feb 24, 2015
Onilaaaaaaa angry. Get well soon angry
Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by taiocol: 4:13pm On Feb 24, 2015
single Home is the best

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Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by tpiah99: 5:26pm On Feb 24, 2015
onila:
I Believe polygamous homes are better

many Nigerians are polygamous and the children come out right
most of the products of single homes I have seen, came out useless


When you make biased generalizations, you include or insult people you don't know.

For example, you do realize obama is included in your stats since he came from a single parent home?
Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by crackhaus: 5:36pm On Feb 24, 2015
It's obvious, is it not?

Generally, a polygamous home is better than a single parent home - anyone who understands how the dynamics of interpersonal relationships between father-child-mother works, should know this.

There may be animosity between step-mom and child(ren) or between half-siblings. . . but at least in a polygamous setting, it's rare to find one spouse bad-mouthing the other and pitting the innocent child(ren) against an absent father/mother, which is quite common in single parent homes.

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Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by coogar: 8:21pm On Feb 24, 2015
crackhaus:
It's obvious, is it not?

Generally, a polygamous home is better than a single parent home - anyone who understands how the dynamics of interpersonal relationships between father-child-mother works, should know this.

There may be animosity between step-mom and child(ren) or between half-siblings. . . but at least in a polygamous setting, it's rare to find one spouse bad-mouthing the other and pitting the innocent child(ren) against an absent father/mother, which is quite common in single parent homes.

100% correct!
the household where one of the parents is dead is even better than single parent homes caused by divorce/separation.

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Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by onila(f): 8:53pm On Feb 24, 2015
with the way pple are divorcing these days

divorce is becoming normal esp in the west
esp celebrities
Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by Nobody: 9:11pm On Feb 24, 2015
polygamous over single parenting
Re: A Polygamous home Or A Single Parent Home? by Nobody: 9:21pm On Feb 24, 2015
NONE....


But I rather be a single mum than share my husband's di*k with other women...
Most men will obviously go for polygamous homes. .

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