Read how a mother "trains" her 6yr old son how to treat women. 1.000.000 FB Users liked it...

Raised sans father and detached beta-ish step dad. My mom later lamented when I was an adult how she wished I had more positive male role models in my life growing up since I didn't make her grand kids to spoil by 30. Even though my dad left when I was 5 for knocking up another woman she never spoke badly of him growing up, in fact she talked about all the good things about him and good times they had together but she also raised me in a way to make sure I would never be like him to the point of making me a paraplegic in the SMP. She did not do this by design, merely what she felt was the right thing to do at the time. She raised a good citizen who was emotionally empathetic and well adjusted enough to participate in society, but not be very competitive in it. It took years to deprogram the shame of conservative religion, feminist ideology, and dependency on female approval. I feel bad for the kid in this FB story he is gonna be screwed later as I had it good compared to him, holy cow.

Women can not raise a good man totally on her own like a man can not raise a good woman on his own, this is why both parents of solid frame is essential. At best they make good citizens on their own as women soften men and men harden women. Other positive role models or clubs can help fill the gaps with or without a good dad. Men and women often work under a fallacy that they experience and perceive/value life the exact same way as the other gender; it is simply not true and can never be due to biology. You can not pass on to your offspring what you do not have. The child must see and experience an environment that shows a working example of proper expected behavior and properly incentivized to follow those behaviors too. I know sounds easier said than done but that is the responsibility and challenge when someone decides to become a parent. A boy's mother is important as that is where he learns some of his domestic survival and relational social skills, empathy, and emotional competence as women are typically more experienced in these things but can soften the boy if coddled too much. A father teaches kids about discipline, responsibility, integrity, durable character, and how to deal with other men and be strong including against women that naturally will try to soften them. This is largely done via the child emulating the parents day to day behaviors.

If you plan on raising healthy children, then be a good woman find and find a good man who had a good family life growing up and keep well rounded role models around your family that are congruent to your values. For women who don't have this option but have a son they don't want to watch get rolled by the world later, find the strength and love you have for your child and don't coddle him or how to think like a woman and expose him to male spaces without your direct presence beyond familial support; boy scouts, JROTC, martial arts, good male family members, etc...