Single Mothers Are for Grown Men, Only! Paperback – August 11, 2017

I'm so grateful to come across your book! Quick, concise and everything this moon of one and one on the way needed. I was stuck in a perception that left me in a victim/martyr state and at the same time holier than though previously to being left with the sole responsibility to raise my next blessing. I have been a single mother for almost 9 years, but felt since I'd been married the first go round I was somewhat stuck in this- oh, look at me you can't judge me I was married. ( victim or martyr state) Boy was I wrong. I now can see myself for the same badassness I look at single dad's with over 80% custody, because that's me!- no different! I don't need to take on the misconceptions of the public, my family, and or whomever else. I am grateful that you changed my view on life e of single mothers and am so grateful and excited to raise these blessing to their fullest potential! thank you for also fixing my view of myself as damaged or no one would love. And that I don't deserve it a love without settling for either second best or bits and pieces of a relationship if they cannot accept me wholly. Those are the ramblings of grown boys trying to convince otherwise and like you said of a broken world. You're mom must be proud, I would be if your were my son! Walking with my head held high and in love!

I would recommend this book to EVERY Woman. There are valid points that all women need to consider if they are interested in a relationship with the goal being the partnership of marriage. The way this book addresses how society truly does tend to talk down about a woman who received an automatic responsibility for doing what everyone who is not a virgin IS doing or HAS done is incredible. I liked how honest it was about the amount of responsibility that any single parent has, if they are truly trying to do their​ best by their children. Point being, money alone doesn't raise children. & I found it comical, yet true regarding the excuses that are made by the mentally adolescent man. Singles Mothers REALLY Are for GROWN MEN ONLY

I found this book quite by mistake and was drawn in. Read in one sitting because I could not put it down. I invite you to take a "step down into reality" with this author as he unpacks what it is truly like in a single parents world. Mr. Jaxn blows the doors off the old stereotypes that need to GO. With the divorce rate in America and over $116 Billion in uncollected childsupport on over 11 million arrears cases, this book is a MUST READ for any single mom or single dad. If you have ever bought into stereotypes and want to educate yourself this is the book that does it with common sense. Again a MUST READ!

This book was amazing and it was something I needed at the right time. Everything written was already known, but in order for me to receive the message my frame of thinking needed to be corrected before reading it in order to understand and receive the message in front of me. Single mothers and fathers suffer in silence too often and no one can ever understand what we go through. We give continuously and most of us do not want anything in return. You will cry, laugh and shake your head, but you have to be ready to receive the message.

I liked the book. It was a very nice read and I think all young girls should definitely read it.

Genius!! I wish there were more people like the author!!! Every time someone starts to place me in the negative stereotypes unjustly being a single mother I reread the corresponding chapter and it helps me keep going bringing my spirits back up to keep working super hard taking care of my little ones.

This book ... There was subjects and things talked about I’ve heard before and many things i haven’t! It gave me clear understanding on why some men and women do the things tgey do ! If this book would’ve come out before i was a teen i would’ve dodged bullets ! Must read not only single mothers! Every woman should read some of us are single mothers and don’t even know it 💯

I would like men and women to read this book. A woman dear to my heart suggested I read this book and I'm glad I did. According to her I'm a great guy but I'm not a real one yet. What she told me throughout the relationship is that I need to grow financially and spiritually while learning to not try to come between her child and the father. I'm learning more and more with each passing day.