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nana228:
If a man does it everyone will know. In this case it is women that decides to keep the child or have an abortion and the other scenario is if the other woman eventually has the child and wants people to know.

However, when a woman does it, especially in Nigeria where DNA tests are done out of absolute necessity, the men will train another man's child even until they die, most of them won't find out.

liberalchick:
How is she mixing it up? Women have love children too, only the husband thinks it’s his.

postmann:
It goes both ways indeed. You've always been loose woman. I know having your vulva clasped against different assortment of dicks has been your hobby.

But a true woman knows she's defiled immediately two or more dicks interchange visitation to her love-tunnel (stench-trench, in your case). This is something your "evolved" mind would never understand.

When men invented words like "cum dump" we have someone like you and your ilks in mind.

Alero3Arubi:
@kanwuliaextra I AM LOOKING FOR FOCUS INTERVIEWS NOT PUBLISHED RECORDS.
I have done my research but now i am stuck with interviews and questionnaire generation. Because of the current pandemic restrictioms, it is difficult to carry it out so i am stuck with seeking for it online.

DontBullshitMe:
Monogamy is a horrible arrangement for men if not why should women congregate on this thread to bitch about love-child or absence of it.

ifyalways:
Hello AJ . I'm so happy to see you around.
Asa, udo diri gi.

http://wetpaintlife.com/the-touching-reason-why-arnold-schwarzenegger-and-maria-shriver-havent-filed-for-divorce/

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.amomama.com/amp/190268-arnold-schwarzenegger-confirmed-that-mar.html

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/oct/02/the-desire-to-have-a-child-never-goes-away-how-the-involuntarily-childless-are-forming-a-new-movement



It’s noticeable, in the comments section of Day’s blog, how often it’s mothers, not fathers or other childless women, who most frequently cause upset or offence among people who have not been able to have children.

“Surely a mother is more than someone who has children? And I’m more than someone who doesn’t.”

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/1471-2393-13-72

There is a tendency of society to blame the woman for failed conception [13]. Consequently, the accepted norm is that infertility in a couple stigmatises the wife as barren and the husband as sterile. In this manner the implication of sterility presents men with an opportunity to abandon barren wives and de-stigmatise themselves by opting out of childless marriages.

Participants’ in a study conducted in Cape Town indicated that they had to deal with being called Idlolo, meaning barren and stjoekoe (failure) [5]. Traditional customs, such as having to wear a scarf until a woman has a child also contributes to more pressure on women who suffer from infertility.

In a study in South Africa, women expressed that they felt especially stigmatized and ridiculed in their families and in their communities. Participants’ described how they were sworn at, shouted at, cursed and victimized, seeing themselves as outcast, especially within their husbands’ families.

https://academic.oup.com/socpro/article-abstract/33/4/268/1644853?redirectedFrom=fulltext

I conclude that, although physically infertile women feel more stigmatized, physically fertile women manage information more actively to protect their husbands from the stigma associated with sexual dysfunction.

https://bestlegalchoices.com/6-common-causes-of-marital-problems/


https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.huffpost.com/entry/marriage-problems-solutions-10-years_n_5c2a4a80e4b08aaf7a92bcfb/amp

Alero3Arubi:

The socio-cultural impact can be any os the following:

1. Marital relationship aspect
2. Religious and spiritual effects
3. Stigma
4. Identity, social construction and meaning
5. Treatment technology
6. Sexual dysfunction
7. Ridicule and verbal abuse
8. Legal aspects.

Alero3Arubi:
1. That's secondary infertility.
2. I want to find out the Socio-cultural factors that affect childless couples in Nigeria.

KanwuliaExtra:
I live outside Africa. . . . I would like to state that there are absolutely none to VARIED! Since some pets or cars are more valued than children. CHECK✔️



Reason? Childlessness among MARRIED couples CAN BE STRICTLY A CHOICE!

Besida:
I believe the OP wants people to state their experiences based on the criteria she laid out.
I do not think you quite understand her though.
She is on a research and those are her requirements and area of interest that she wants covered.
What would ypu have suggested to be the topic?

KanwuliaExtra:
I live outside Africa. . . . I would like to state that there are absolutely none to VARIED! Since some pets or cars are more valued than children. CHECK✔️

Orgasmcoach:
lol, for religious reasons, most women will not seek alternatives.

most don't even know they can cum without actually having sex with their husbands. this is because, they are ignorant of their bodies. it's a woman who has experienced cum before that knows the exact places to be touched for cum to happen

Alero3Arubi:
Did you read my beginning post at all?
Please i think you need to go and reread it again to understand what i am researching on.

Please this is strictly for those who have relations who are childless, or couples who are experiencing childlessness at the moment or have experienced childlessness at one time in their life.
The definition of childlessness in this research is any of the following:
1. Never had a child before since marriage.
2. Had multiple miscarriages and as a result not having any child.
3. Have one child either from a previous marriage or present marriage and wanting more but not having any yet.
4. Had children but lost them to an accident, or unatural causes and as a result became childless.
Please if you fall into any of these categories or have lived with anyone who has any of these experiences i need response from you about the socio-cultural impact this condition places on them.

Alero3Arubi:

The socio-cultural impact can be any os the following:

1. Marital relationship aspect
2. Religious and spiritual effects
3. Stigma
4. Identity, social construction and meaning
5. Treatment technology
6. Sexual dysfunction
7. Ridicule and verbal abuse
8. Legal aspects
I look forward to your responses and help in generating results. Thank you.
Please do not forget to stay safe.

Alero3Arubi:
My research is focused on involuntary childlessness.

Plead:
Dash me one na.. one that doesn’t have kanwulia in it.

I have only about 5 accounts and this one is the only one not on a lengthy ban. No emails to create another one jare.

Can I send a pm?