This is true. In most m/f couples I know, it was either both people in the couple who wanted children - or it was the man. Not many couples had the woman being desperate to have children and not the man.
Even my own DH was desperate for children. Not to begin with, but when we were in our late 20s and had been married several years. When we met he didn't want them, when we got married he was like 'maybe one day we'll have them' and several years after, he was like 'so when do ya reckon we should start trying then?' I said 'errr, I'm not ready yet.' (I was always 50-50, like maybe one day but I don't know when.) Most women I knew who were around my age had kids already (my cousins, and many friends and colleagues.) I got people mithering me all the time about it, like it was my duty to have a baby! 
I was about a year behind DH, but suddenly got a wave of broodiness and we went on to have our 2 DC. DH was punching the air with delight when I said I was pregnant. He was like 'yes, my balls work! 😆His mum and gran kept banging on about how much they look like their dad/my DH. They didn't look much like him, they looked like me. (The family of a baby's father always say this! 'oooooh, doesn't he/she look the his/her dad?!')
Seeing the way some women are treated in certain countries, makes me glad I am UK born and raised. This is why I get extremely pissed off when people come on here slagging off the UK. It's always over-privileged, lefties who don't realise how bloody lucky they are to have been born here, and to live here. Funny thing is, these UK bashers will never leave! 🙄 Even though it has its flaws, I wouldn't leave the UK if you paid me,
I do wonder why Nigeria has so many births compared to other African countries though. They do have a huge population though. The 6th most populated in the world. The USA is 10 times bigger than Nigeria, yet the USA only has one third more people than Nigeria. Brazil is 10 times bigger than Nigeria too, and has about 20% LESS population than Nigeria.
As a woman, I am very glad I don't live in Nigeria. We are so blessed to live in the UK.
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