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“The Walking ATM Myth is a well-thought-out reflection that challenges common misconceptions about financial responsibility and relationships. Mr. Mutarambirwa explores how individuals can sometimes be viewed primarily as providers of money or resources rather than as complete human beings with emotions, goals, and needs.”
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Denis S. — Amazon Verified Purchase
“When I read The Walking ATM Myth I felt like the author was inside me, getting exactly the thought I have and put into words what I have been experiencing since day one as a father. He gave the book a very humble and calming tone that each line you read makes you want to go to the next.”
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Ntenda — Amazon Verified Purchase
“Every man can see himself in this book. Definitely a different perspective on what it means to be a man. Must read.”
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