Meet the Other Phone. A phone that grows with your child.

Meet the Other Phone.
A phone that grows with your child.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

Other subjects

*Dominant Female = Boy, Dominant Male = Girl*

15 replies

henshake · 11/08/2005 20:29

The following theory only seems to be appropriate with the first born. Seriously consider yourself, your friends and your family.

If the female of the relationship is the wearer of the trousers then the first born will be a son, yet if the male is the more dominant then the first born is a girl.

What do you think?

OP posts:
expatinscotland · 11/08/2005 20:32

I think it's bollocks. I'm the trouser wearer in the house and my first was a girl.

Those theories are all bunk. It's whatever sperm reaches the egg first.

tribpot · 11/08/2005 20:36

I can't really think of a scientific basis for this theory Although having a boy is more likely (I think) in the early part of the fertile period .. so maybe a more dominant female is more likely to say "let's get it on" or something? (Clearly second time around any female is more likely to say "I'm just going to lie here, you do what you can" at any point in her cycle )

ChaCha · 11/08/2005 20:38

LOL

I think i conceived CD9 and i'm supposedly PG with a boy...first time i've heard that boy is more likely in early part of cycle. I find that interesting!

We both wear the trousers...one leg each! He he!

Blackduck · 11/08/2005 20:38

I'm with expat - it's rubbish......although dp would say I am the trouser wearer and our first (and only) is a boy......

tabitha · 11/08/2005 20:39

I think this theory's crap as well - my eldest is a girl and I'm definitely the boss, no matter what dh says
For what it's worth I have 3 dds and 1ds - all the girls were (happy )'accidents' but my son was planned - don't know if there's a theory there or not.

hercules · 11/08/2005 20:39

Bollocks and we all wear trousers in our house.

bonym · 11/08/2005 20:40

Rubbish, rubbish, rubbish - I have 2 dd's and am not, shall we say, a shrinking violet .

Mirage · 11/08/2005 22:38

YUP-Rubbish.I wear the trousers in this house & we have 2 dd's.My aunts are the same & they all had dd's.DH's mum had 5 dd's & 1 ds,so need I say more ?

Milge · 11/08/2005 22:40

I suppose the fact we had boy/girl twins means that dh and I are equally dominant.... Another bunkum theory i'm afraid..

jessicaandbumpsmummy · 11/08/2005 22:40

Rubbish im afraid! DH is so far under the thumb he will never get out and I have a baby girl!

My dad wore the trousers more often than my mum and they had a boy first.

My MIL wears the trousers and she had a girl first.

My gran wears the trousers and she had 2 girls!

weesaidie · 11/08/2005 22:58

Well I was first born and my mum was definately the more dominant. BY FAR.

Also I have a dd and I think that me and my ex were fairly equal but if it came down to it I was more dominant!

So. NO. Lot of crap... I am more of a believer in the simple genetics... so many XX, so many XY, just a matter of chance.

starshaker · 11/08/2005 22:59

im the boss in our house and have a lovely wee girl who will grow up to tell her daddy what to do aswell

marthamoo · 11/08/2005 23:02

I believe it. David Beckham wore a skirt and they have three boys. Sounds eminently sensible and scientific to me.

henshake · 12/08/2005 20:28

expatinscotland - say what ya think girl. Starshaker LOL at comments. I believe in the XX and XY theory, but after reading all of your comments I'm moving slightly to perhaps if the female is the trouser wearer then the first born is a girl.

OP posts:
WigWamBam · 12/08/2005 20:45

My mother is definitely the trouser-wearer in my parents' relationship - they have three girls.

My sister is the trouser-wearer in her marriage - her first-born was a girl.

My best friend's dh wears the trousers in their relationship - their first born was a boy.

Me and dh share the trousers in our relationship (we only have room for one pair and there's no way I'm letting him have them permanently ) and we have a girl.

New posts on this thread. Refresh page