Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space Chapter 581: 576: Giving Birth to a Boy or a Girl
Chapter 581: Chapter 576: Giving Birth to a Boy or a Girl
By the ti Chu Molin woke up, he saw his wife leaning against the head of the bed, engrossed in her book. Their two sons were asleep in the crib, and everything outside was silent. It seed all the visitors had left. He must have had too much to drink this ti.
“Xue’er, what ti is it?” Chu Molin rolled over and asked his wife.
“You’re awake. Why did you drink so much? Does your head hurt?” Qin Xue looked down at him, reaching out to touch his forehead.
“I’m fine — I unintentionally drank too much in my joy.” Chu Molin took her hand from his forehead, brought it to his lips, and kissed it.
“Wasn’t it you who was adamantly wanting a daughter? Now, you’re getting drunk in celebration. Chu Molin, which of your words should I believe?” Qin Xue looked at him, her expression a mix of amusent and annoyance.
“Xue’er, does it an that I am not even allowed to celebrate the fact that you didn’t give a daughter?” Chu Molin tucked his head against Qin Xue’s thigh, gazing up at his wife.
“Chu Molin, are you reasonable at all? The gender of a child isn’t determined by us won, but by you n, do you know that?
It’s scary how ignorance is bliss. No wonder people always say it’s terrible to be uneducated — they’re talking about n like you.
Let tell you, chromosos in a male and a female are different. A man’s sperm has two combinations, X and Y, while a woman’s egg only has one X. When a man’s sperm rges with a woman’s egg, it selects either the carried X or Y chromoso to combine with the other.
This forms a fertilized egg with a chromoso set of either XY or XX. XY is male, while XX is female. So, the gender of the baby is determined by the man’s sperm, not by the woman’s egg.
So, for future references when it cos to child reproduction, could you n please be clear about this? Don’t bla us won for not delivering a boy; it should be you n who are to bla.
Please, stop shifting the inability to bear a boy onto won’s shoulders. Won are being driven to death by these moral obligations and the like.” Qin Xue had witnessed too many instances of such unfair treatnt in her past life.
Parents-in-law only curse their daughters-in-law for not bearing sons, but they don’t understand that the power of decision is not in the daughter-in-law’s hands, but rather it’s in their own son’s. They never bla their son for not being able to deliver a boy, only blaming their daughter-in-law. Frankly, they are corroded by feudalism and lack scientific knowledge.
Many won have to endure harsh lives because they don’t have a son. They are blad for family break-ups, and so are beaten by their husbands for not bearing sons, unable to show their faces at their in-law’s house.
Qin Xue, as a woman, was truly furious. But what could she do alone? She had published articles on this issue, but to no avail.
Now, upon hearing Chu Molin making such a remark, she exploded in anger.
“Xue’er, calm down. I said the wrong thing. I didn’t an to bla you. I just think that daughters are more tender and cute. I can spoil you guys. Sons are too robust — it can be exhausting for you. I definitely, absolutely do not bla you.” Chu Molin looked at his wife, who was furious like a fire-breathing dragon, and was taken aback. What on earth had he said?
Why was his wife so wrathful that he had no other option but to surrender?
However, he was also against families who preferred boys over girls. It was unfair to both won and children. But like his wife ntioned, people didn’t understand what the X and Y chromosos were. They only knew to bla the won, even he was hearing about this profound knowledge for the first ti.
How could he expect others to understand, even when he, who was free from gender bias, couldn’t grasp it?
However, Chu Molin saw another side of his wife. She despised n’s dominance and the ideology of favouring boys over girls.
Fortunately, he, Chu Molin, never held such biases. Otherwise, he would’ve been kicked out by his wife.
Thinking about the consequences gave him a chill. He realised he was quite content holding his tender wife in his arms, as that brought him the most comfort.
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