“Don’t marry any woman with pregnancy; 99 percent of ladies that married with pregnancy mistake the real father.”
This comment is an overgeneralization that unfairly stigmatizes women who are pregnant before marriage. Suggesting that nearly all women in such situations are dishonest not only perpetuates harmful stereotypes but also shifts the narrative away from the need for trust and communication in relationships. Blanket statements like these foster mistrust between partners and ignore the fact that integrity and accountability are individual traits, not determined by circumstances.
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