The real man inside Book

It is true that the threshold for being considered an adult is lower than ever, and that the world is being inherited by a generation of childish twits who evade responsibility and act like teenagers well into their 40s. While the author was the first to call attention to an important sociological phenomenon, this book is mostly unscientific pop-psychology garbage. Every page drips with the author's narcissistic douchebaggery. I think Kiley wrote this book in his groovy jumpsuit while listening to an 8-track of Marvin Gaye and trying to seduce the wives of his peter-panny patients, because the subtext behind everything he says is, "If these peter pans were REAL MEN, like ME..."