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Mommy's Little Man
- Psychology of Single Moms
- Narrated by: Adreinne Whitehead
- Length: 10 mins
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Mommy's Little Man
Narrated by:
Adreinne Whitehead
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Publisher's Summary
Psychoanalyst Jazz Vazquez looks at the psychology behind the single mom who turns her son into a little man.
Boys raised by single mothers are at high risk for sexual abuse. Are single moms purposely neglecting their children because of repressed rage toward men? Why do so many men join MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way)? Many MGTOW men were raised by single mothers who did their best to emasculate their sons. It is too easy for single moms to turn their sons into little husbands unless they remarry a morally-centered man who is not a predator.
©2019 John-Michael Kuczynski (P)2021 John-Michael Kuczynski
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