Societal and cultural factors such as stigma, gender norms, and lack of comprehensive sex education can contribute to the rejection and marginalization of pregnant women. Stigma surrounding pregnancy outside of marriage or at a young age can lead to social exclusion and discrimination. Gender norms that place the burden of responsibility solely on women for contraception and pregnancy prevention can also contribute to the marginalization of pregnant women. Addressing these issues requires comprehensive sex education, destigmatization of pregnancy, and promoting gender equality. Providing support services, advocating for reproductive rights, and challenging harmful stereotypes can help combat the rejection and marginalization of pregnant women.