Boy=Bad

De: Ex-Con Mike, Hex The Helpful Ex-Con

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A survival narrative about formation, control, and becoming dangerous

As conversations about masculinity, violence, and radicalization grow louder, BOY=BAD looks in a different direction — away from sudden collapse and toward slow formation.

Told with restraint and precision, this book traces a long apprenticeship in survival: how learning to disappear becomes a skill, how obedience becomes camouflage, and how control is absorbed long before it is imposed. This is not a story of rebellion or redemption, but of adaptation — of learning when to run, when to wait, and when to rebuild.

BOY=BAD examines childhood not as innocence lost, but as conditioning endured. It asks how authority is learned in quiet ways, how compliance becomes protective, and how survival behaviors form long before they are ever punished.

Unsentimental and unflinching, this is not a book that justifies violence through slogans or excuses. It studies how violence forms slowly, predictably, and often invisibly — shaped by environment, silence, and repeated exposure.

For readers interested in what happens when that formation collides with institutions built on control and confinement, BOY=BAD is paired with Surviving Prison, a nonfiction guide to enduring life inside those systems.

This is not comfort reading.
It is survival literature.