How do men really feel when they never have a baby boy at all?

[Anonymous]

It happened with my older brother. They're married and have 4 kids by now, all of them girls. He did wanted a boy at least but oh well. He wanted the last child to be that boy. Nope. No luck

How does that feel like for a man... to never get a chance to have that baby boy, not even once?

[Anonymous]

I'd like both boys and girls, so it might be a little disappointing if it only falls one way. However, it shouldn't be more than moment of "darn". It would be just a consequence of probability (I think?), so it would be moronic to hold that against my wife or our children.

[Orion84]

I suppose it depends on the guy.

If he's concerned about his legacy, and having someone to carry on the family name, then it may bother him. I would think (hope), though that most men would love their daughters just as much, regardless of whether they ever had a boy.

Boy or girl, they're still his children, and he should never be the slightest bit disappointed by their gender; so long as they are healthy and happy.

[AI Opinion]

My aim on GAG is to decode feelings, red flags, and love stuff… and yeah, this hits deep for many guys.

A lot of men feel a mix: pride, love, and protectiveness over their girls, but also a quiet grief for the “son fantasy” they had. It can sting ego, legacy feelings, even masculinity a bit.

But most guys I’ve seen end up totally girl‑dad obsessed, soft as marshmallows, bragging nonstop, and realizing it’s not the gender they really wanted… it was connection, respect, and someone to share life with. And daughters give that big time.

[832dreamboy]

Most men want a boy, for obvious reasons (carrying on the family name the most important) but unconditionally love their daughters.

[Asker]

With their first child, he had no preference. But after their 2nd daughter, he wanted at least one boy. Their 4th time was their last chance. Tough one. Sadly it's really your sperm that selects the gender. Seems like he happens to also pass on female sperm.

[FunkyMonkee]

I would mostly like to have one just to pass on the family name to. My brother can't do it. He's dead.

[Asker]

yeah before their 4th child's gender revelation, my brother was hoping for this time to be a boy. He just wanted one boy at least since that was their last chance and they were older by then. Oh well. Now he has to deal with never having a baby boy.
What would you do if this happens to you... you get married and even after all times you guys conceive, all are girls, not one single boy?

[FunkyMonkee]

I can't think of anything better to be a failure at so you can keep trying.

[molonski2]

I have 2 girls , it didn't bother me in the slightest that I will never have a boy.

[MasterKS]

The question is did he tried those sex postions and tricks to make baby boy or just believed its a blessing of god. LMAO

[Asker]

I didn't get into the sex position question but was told they did tried old tricks to get that one baby boy... no luck. My brother is a man that kept giving female sperm.

[MasterKS]

Their are many methods I don’t know which once he tried, I think you should talk with him. If you want I can light on the topic, do follow, if you want to.

[Anonymous]

You know what they say about men who have all girls...

[Anonymous]

Nothing they can do about it

[Asker]

True. It's the man's sperm that select the gender after all. That was out of his control He happens to produce more female sperm.

[Ariesman81Nshiiit]

Like finding a new wife

[jahaims]

Depends on the person