Andrew Kyamagero, a well-known media personality, shares why he chose to avoid marrying a firstborn daughter. According to him, firstborn women often carry heavy family responsibilities, acting as 'deputy parents' to siblings and relatives. This parental role from a young age can make relationships more challenging.
Kyamagero explains that firstborn daughters are often burdened with caring for extended family, which can leave them hyper-responsible and less able to relax in partnerships. His honest insight sheds light on the complexities behind family roles and romantic choices.
