Good morning, everybody, who are doing well.

Stefan Molyneux from Free Domain, please help out the show at freedomain.com slash net.

All right.

Big topic here.

I will try to do it justice in a reasonable amount of time.

I will fail in one of those counts.

I guess it's up to you to figure out which one.

Hello, Steph.

You've spoken about the challenges faced by the single sons of single mothers.

Would you please elaborate on the challenges they face,

their mental slash emotional, blind spots, and handicaps,

and how to best navigate and understand the struggle

they may not even know they have many things in advance.

It's a great question, and I actually kind of have both in a way.

I had a sort of odd pastiche or quilt of childhood

in that, of course, my parents separated when I was a baby.

And what happened was my brother went to boarding school for a year before I did.

So I had a year as the, quote, single son.

And then around the age of 12, my brother went to England for a couple of years,

and it was just me and my mother.

And of course, when I was in boarding school, you know, for some older brothers,

the younger brother is not particularly cool,

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