Turns out it is good to be a mammas boy. The school yard vilification of the feminine seems after all to be a last ditch attempt by fearful and damaged boys to diminish the power of more balanced men...One of the most intriguing discoveries of the Grant Study was how significant men’s relationships with their mothers are in determining their well-being in life. For instance, Business Insider writes: “Men who had ‘warm’ childhood relationships with their mothers took home $87,000 more per year than men whose mothers were uncaring. Men who had poor childhood relationships with their mothers were much more likely to develop dementia when old. Late in their professional lives, the men’s boyhood relationships with their mothers — but not their fathers — were associated with effectiveness at work.
Posted on: Tue, 19 Nov 2013 19:26:59 +0000
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