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Dude, A Child? WTF?

A Brutally Honest Discussion for Young Men with a Mind of Their Own Considering (or not Considering) Parenthood.

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Dude, a Child? WTF? will provide young men with a unique and uncensored perspective that may very well turn today’s traditional decision making process (or lack thereof) whether or not to have children, on its ear. Rex Donovan’s factually supported, brutally honest, and politically incorrect take on parenthood should be required reading for every young man who will someday consider taking on the overwhelming responsibility, pressure, and cost of raising a family. This book could be a game changer for young men with a mind of their own who want much more out of life and have greater aspirations other than fatherhood. This is the discussion every dad should be having with his son, although seldom does. Rex’s unapologetic tone, honesty, insight, common sense, and twisted sense of humor deliver a cutting-edge thesis that will impact lives, change the status quo, and provide a blueprint for future decision making regarding parenting from the male perspective for many years to come. Sorry ladies…this is for the guys only.

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Dude, A Child? WTF?, Rex Donovan

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2013
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Title
Dude, A Child? WTF?
Subtitle
A Brutally Honest Discussion for Young Men with a Mind of Their Own Considering (or not Considering) Parenthood.
Language
English
Format
Paperback
Pages
132
ISBN10
1484146964
ISBN13
9781484146965
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Dude, a Child? WTF? will provide young men with a unique and uncensored perspective that may very well turn today’s traditional decision making process (or lack thereof) whether or not to have children, on its ear. Rex Donovan’s factually supported, brutally honest, and politically incorrect take on parenthood should be required reading for every young man who will someday consider taking on the overwhelming responsibility, pressure, and cost of raising a family. This book could be a game changer for young men with a mind of their own who want much more out of life and have greater aspirations other than fatherhood. This is the discussion every dad should be having with his son, although seldom does. Rex’s unapologetic tone, honesty, insight, common sense, and twisted sense of humor deliver a cutting-edge thesis that will impact lives, change the status quo, and provide a blueprint for future decision making regarding parenting from the male perspective for many years to come. Sorry ladies…this is for the guys only.