Right, so as you just proved with your own statement, "potentially there is nothing wrong with any individual instance of any family layout". There is nothing inherently wrong about being a single mother.

So my statement wasn't a nonsense statement. You just placed it into another context and then provided a very weak argument against it in that other context.

Also using vague statements like "break even" and "knock it out of the park" isn't a useful form of description. You make several statements that I don't think you will have any solid evidence for. Those statements are: "such women are in the severe minority of single parents." That's bullshit because that's not the type of thing that can be accurately measure by a study. What criteria would such a study use to determine a thing like that? Ridiculous.

"statistically, single parenthood is probably the largest single contributing factor for numerous societal ills." This is an extremely general statement. Why probably? Do you doubt your own argument? It can't be statistically and probably at the same time. Societal ills? Like what?