What is a (real) man? Is it someone who can treat a lady right, or is it someone who can provide for his family? In reality, too many boys just grow up, have sex, and have a family. That doesn't make them (real) men.

“A (real) man is the hardest person a male can attempt to become. and is the most difficult person for any male to consistently remain.”

Both mothers and fathers play an important role in the lives of their children. Mothers specifically play an important role in bringing up a child from birth to adulthood. Infants learn their first emotions in relation to their mothers. A father’s presence is the most valuable asset to his child, as he provides a feeling of security to his family. The understanding of rules and the comprehension of why not to break (most) laws is the primary and most important role a father plays in the lives of his children.

Sons of single-mothers make up the majority of the prison populations in the western hemisphere. Law enforcers are the first “disciplinarians” to hold them accountable and responsible for their actions. Boys grow up to be better adult males when their biological fathers teach them how to talk about, cope with, and be comfortable with their own feelings.

It is time for modern males to master themselves and become (real) men! True Male Nature 101: How Sons of Single-Mothers Can Think Like A (Real) Man is a step-by-step guide and a new age encyclopedia about the true values of manhood that will allow males to self-evaluate themselves and to ascend into the title: master of the universe.