Clinical Sonographer, Juliet Afriyie Dankwah has revealed that the words, actions, and emotions pregnant women or mothers say and show have psychological effects on either their unborn or born children.
This comes after the sudden fight by homosexuals to legalize gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and pansexuals in the country which has been all over the internet for some weeks now.
A lot of prominent people have spoken for and against the act.
According to her in an interview with Abena Pokuaa Ahwenee on Dadi FM, 101.1, some mothers are so concerned about the gender of their children that they react out of ignorance in ways that result in future behavior of the children.
“When some pregnant women get to know the gender of their children they say certain things, some of them cry and wish to change the gender of the children. Some women curse the gender of the children”, she said,
She encouraged mothers to love their children despite their disappointment in having a certain gender of the child because whatever they say causes negative psychological effects on their children.
“Some parents insult their children which tend to misinform the kids. When you tell your girl child that she has a rigid face and body and acts like a boy, she’s most likely to grow up and act like one. These lesbians and gays can convince her that she will never find love with her rigidity and that will push her to that act”.
She described homophobic as people with mental disorders who are confused about what exactly they want.
“the funny thing is, they claim they are attracted to the opposite sex but they change their personalities when they get in the relationship some start dressing as boys to show their masculinity in the relationship which means they know it’s wrong “
She added that this act by homosexuals aside from it being wrong has a lot of negative health issues attached to it.
She also advised ladies to desist from having anal sex with their partners since that can also result in serious health problems for them.
Source: Mybrytfmonline/Gladys Amoah Konadu
