The general goal of our study is to discuss the conditions of women giving birth to girls and the nature of their presence in the collective consciousness. We aim to shed light on an ancient and modern social issue, which is the preference for male offspring over females and its relationship to cultural heritage and the stereotypical image of women's inferiority. This discussion takes into account the impact of societal changes and the current social and cultural situation.By refuting the perceptions of patriarchal culture, deeply rooted historically, socially, and culturally in customs, traditions, and religious interpretations, we aim to challenge the prevailing mindset. We also examine how the prevailing cultural norms have transformed women's existence, as this masculine culture becomes the guardian of a system that oppresses women, denying their innate and logical rights. Unconsciously influenced by the discourse that adorns itself with a sense of holiness, women have often remained silent, accepting the limitations imposed on them under the pretext of honor and protection. They have been treated as mere objects, and unfortunately, many women have internalized and perpetuated these ideas. In summary, our study aims to critically analyze the societal conditions surrounding the preference for male children, highlighting.