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Drawing on extensive interviews, Babette Smith peels away the myths to reveal the truth about mother-son relationships.
Based on frank and revealing interviews with mothers and sons of all ages, Babette Smith's ground-breaking book tells the truth about this crucial relationship. She probes behind the myths and the silences to uncover some surprising answers.
Many middle-aged sons confess to being bored in their mother's company. Many say they felt unloved as children, but have forgotten that masculine pressures made them reject their mother's affection. On the other hand, mothers are afraid of being too possessive, too seductive or too domineering with their sons.
Today's young sons often have better relationships with their mothers, but the old patterns persist. Mothers and Sons may help to bridge the gulf between women and men.
'With compassion, frankness and insight, Babette Smith exposes the dangers of gender stereotypes and encourages a more realistic appreciation of the needs which are unique to every relationship.' - Hugh Mackay
'...fascinating and poignant insights into the changing nature of mother-son relationships.' - Bettina Arndt
'A compassionate, insightful and timely exploration of a core element in male identity...' - Terry Colling, author of Beyond Mateship
'As the mother of two sons, I want everyone to read it.' - Wendy McCarthy AO
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Drawing on extensive interviews, Babette Smith peels away the myths to reveal the truth about mother-son relationships.
Based on frank and revealing interviews with mothers and sons of all ages, Babette Smith's ground-breaking book tells the truth about this crucial relationship. She probes behind the myths and the silences to uncover some surprising answers.
Many middle-aged sons confess to being bored in their mother's company. Many say they felt unloved as children, but have forgotten that masculine pressures made them reject their mother's affection. On the other hand, mothers are afraid of being too possessive, too seductive or too domineering with their sons.
Today's young sons often have better relationships with their mothers, but the old patterns persist. Mothers and Sons may help to bridge the gulf between women and men.
'With compassion, frankness and insight, Babette Smith exposes the dangers of gender stereotypes and encourages a more realistic appreciation of the needs which are unique to every relationship.' - Hugh Mackay
'...fascinating and poignant insights into the changing nature of mother-son relationships.' - Bettina Arndt
'A compassionate, insightful and timely exploration of a core element in male identity...' - Terry Colling, author of Beyond Mateship
'As the mother of two sons, I want everyone to read it.' - Wendy McCarthy AO
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