Perpetual Boyhood
September 4, 2008
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The Peter Pan Syndrome
Forty years ago, 70% of men reached manhood by 30 years of age. Now, a bare 33% of men would meet the qualifications of maturity. They earn less than women, and their earnings have dropped 20% adjusted for inflation since 1970. Guys are losers, probably the the first downwardly mobile segment of the U.S. population in history.
Addressing the fundamental issues that have shredded the social fabric and undermined the economic future of our nation, Kevin Swanson lays out a new vision, a radically different standard, that will surely reconstruct the future, at least for our sons within our own community.
Forty years ago, 70% of men reached manhood by 30 years of age. Now, a bare 33% of men would meet the qualifications of maturity. They earn less than women, and their earnings have dropped 20% adjusted for inflation since 1970. Guys are losers, probably the the first downwardly mobile segment of the U.S. population in history.
Addressing the fundamental issues that have shredded the social fabric and undermined the economic future of our nation, Kevin Swanson lays out a new vision, a radically different standard, that will surely reconstruct the future, at least for our sons within our own community.
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