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Real boys

rescuing our sons from the myths of boyhood
Pages
447
Published
1998
Language
English

Synopsis

Based on extensive research, "Real Boys" delves into the often-hidden emotional struggles of boys, challenging traditional views of masculinity. William Pollack argues that societal expectations can lead boys to suppress their true feelings, resulting in sadness, loneliness, and confusion despite outward appearances of toughness. This book offers insights for parents and teachers to help boys develop emotional intelligence and self-confidence, addressing critical issues like depression, violence, and sexuality.