Good day nairalanders, pls there's some thing i noticed pertaining children born out of wedlock, i observed that most of them tend to be a "female" child, why is that so? And am i the only one who has ever noticed this? Pls your contributions, thought and opinion are highly welcome and needed.

I haven't really processed that... i'll look into it...

i noticed it too,besides its better that way,since the female child will get married someday!

so they can cntinue d cycle .

jeremiah505:
I haven't really processed that... i'll look into it...

pls i'll really like you to.

faithugo64:
i noticed it too,besides its better that way,since the female child will get married someday!

but same applies to the male child,

Nutase:
so they can cntinue d cycle .

ure not serious @ all

So dat they too can commit the same mistake as thr mothers did...

Some of you were born outside marriage or your fathers left you mothers but you still are here making cyncial jokes about single mothers?

Mondisweets:
Some of you were born outside marriage or your fathers left you mothers but you still are here making cyncial jokes about single mothers?

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Ogoanita:
pls i'll really like you to.

Thought about few cases have witnessed... It kinda through... Let just say the Girls are like 60% and the boys 40...

I know male kids born out of wedlock, more than I can count.

faithugo64:
i noticed it too,besides its better that way,since the female child will get married someday!

Won't the male chil marry someday?

ireneidiva:

Won't the male chil marry someday?

ofcourse the male child will marry someday but then dont forget that the moment the female child gets married,she changes her name,hometown,religion e.t.c. to that of her husband,unlike the male child.

Well that is your observation. But I will go for males. Male children that are born out of wedlock are greater than the Females born out of wedlock. Any which way pikin na pikin, whether out of wedlock or "in" of wedlock.

Ogoanita:
Good day nairalanders, pls there's some thing i noticed pertaining children born out of wedlock, i observed that most of them tend to be a "female" child, why is that so? And am i the only one who has ever noticed this? Pls your contributions, thought and opinion are highly welcome and needed.

not only you jare...I remember telling my bro this in undergrad days and he was like that was just a figment of my erratic imagination. Have seen it , not one, not twice... I think it should be a research for dissertation

faithugo64:
i noticed it too,besides its better that way,since the female child will get married someday!

Huh?

OP, do you mean a child born to unmarried parents or a child born to parents who are not/were never in a relationship? Personally I don't believe there is any trend in altered sex ratios caused by relationship status.

faithugo64:
ofcourse the male child will marry someday but then dont forget that the moment the female child gets married,she changes her name,hometown,religion e.t.c. to that of her husband,unlike the male child.

A married woman changes her hometown and religion?

If there really is a difference in ratio, I would tie it to the Fact most kids out of wedlock are unplanned for so the parents might have used contraceptives which failed; had unprotected s,e.x and the XX cells stayed in the woman's body till an egg was ready to be fertilized.

bukatyne:


A married woman changes her hometown and religion?

you dont get me,do you?if your husband is a muslim or a christian but not from your denomination,u are expected to change to his religion or denomination.

Again,if your husband is from ogun state and you are from abia state,d moment you get married to him,you will be officially addressed as someone from ogun state and if ever a circumstance which requires you to state ur state of origin arises,u are expected to state that you hail from ogun state(your husband's place)that is what i meant when i said everything changes once a lady gets married

if a male child is born out of wedlock,there is need for him to know his father. Staying with his mother limits him to alot of things,no need explaining this one,you should understand.

Flytefalls:

Huh?

OP, do you mean a child born to unmarried parents or a child born to parents who are not/were never in a relationship? Personally I don't believe there is any trend in altered sex ratios caused by relationship status.

am talking of a child born to unmarried parents. A situation where a girl gets pregnant but the father of the baby denies being responsible

faithugo64:
you dont get me,do you?if your husband is a muslim or a christian but not from your denomination,u are expected to change to his religion or denomination.

Again,if your husband is from ogun state and you are from abia state,d moment you get married to him,you will be officially addressed as someone from ogun state and if ever a circumstance which requires you to state ur state of origin arises,u are expected to state that you hail from ogun state(your husband's place)that is what i meant when i said everything changes once a lady gets married

if a male child is born out of wedlock,there is need for him to know his father. Staying with his mother limits him to alot of things,no need explaining this one,you should understand.

I still do not get you

A married woman's state of origin is her state of origin regardless of who she married. Infact, changing it is fraud

As per religion, it depend's on what was agreed.

I agree that all children out of wedlock should know their fathers if possible.

bukatyne:


I still do not get you

A married woman's state of origin is her state of origin regardless of who she married. Infact, changing it is fraud

As per religion, it depend's on what was agreed.

I agree that all children out of wedlock should know their fathers if possible.

it doesn't mean you are not from your state anymore,i really dont know how to explain furthur. I dont want to get this all the more twisted.

faithugo64:
it doesn't mean you are not from your state anymore,i really dont know how to explain furthur. I dont want to get this all the more twisted.

Ok

bukatyne:


Ok

thank you,nice topic btw

I guess that's because more often than not, the male child is snapped up immediately by either of the parties.
But the hypothesis is biased.

Ogoanita:
Good day nairalanders, pls there's some thing i noticed pertaining children born out of wedlock, i observed that most of them tend to be a "female" child, why is that so? And am i the only one who has ever noticed this? Pls your contributions, thought and opinion are highly welcome and needed.

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Your "assertion" is right.