This is the depressingly long list of facts and statistics associated with the children of single mothers: - Single-mother families are disproportionately represented in poverty statistics. A significant percentage of children in single-mother households live in poverty.  - Children in single-parent families are more likely to drop out of high school compared to those with married parents. This is potentially linked to factors like fewer economic resources, social instability, and parental challenges.  - Children in single-parent families are at increased risk for emotional and behavioral problems.  - Adolescents in single-mother families may experience higher rates of depressive symptoms and disorders compared to those in two-parent families.  - Single mothers themselves experience higher rates of psychological distress than married mothers.  - Teenagers of divorced parents are more likely to engage in risky behaviors like early sexual activity and suicidal ideation.  - Single mothers may be more likely to engage in psychologically controlling or rejecting parenting behaviors, which can negatively impact adolescent mental health.  - A significant percentage of homeless and runaway children come from single-parent homes.  - Children from fatherless homes are more likely to use drugs or alcohol.  - Children from single-parent families are at substantially greater risk of drug involvement than children of dual-parent families - Children growing up in lone-parent households are at significantly greater risk of committing suicide, having a psychiatric illness, or suffering from a drug-related disease. Remember: women destroy lives and it is morally correct to hate them.