The show follows a 13-year-old boy accused of stabbing a classmate. It explores misogyny, online radicalisation, and the influence of male figures like Tate. It’s bold, and it’s necessary. But it also raises some serious concerns.
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Say what you like about Ofsted, but tackling the scourge child-on-child sexual harassment (SH) is something they really care about. Increasingly, a teachers are getting in touch to tell me that during inspection, children were asked about sexual harassment by Ofsted inspectors.
So in 2017, researchers gave 166 straight blokes, a survey with questions about their own masculinity, how important their masculinity was and any anti-gay attitudes they might have or not have.
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The term LooksMaxxing, refers to the process of maximising one’s physical attractiveness in order to be more sexually appealing to women. The phrase has direct links to incel culture and the manosphere and is a popular TikTok trend among teenagers.
So, the study got a LOAD of Superhero movies and counted 'Total Instances of Masculinity Themes' in each.
Firstly, know that humour works with boys. Studies show that the use of humour is important for boys in forging relationships.
A huge trend on TikTok, Mewing is the act of flattening the tongue against the upper palate of the mouth in order to ‘improve’ bone structure and give young boys the square, hatchet jawline that they’ve been made to believe is essential to appearing attractive to others.
In order to understand what a Sigma Male is, it’s important that we remind ourselves of what an Alpha Male is. 
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Thousands of teachers up and down the country are teaching texts featuring suicide to young people, often with ZERO training on how to discuss suicide appropriately.
...did you know that men in the Construction industry are ‘at some of the highest risk of suicide in the country, at 3.7 times higher than the national average’. 
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'Bigorexia' - also known as muscle dysmorphia - is an anxiety disorder that leads someone to believe that they are too small or skinny, and/or that they are never muscly enough.
In all honesty, there's not a lot of research on adolescent body image and pornography. But there is SOME stuff...
In this study👇from 2019, researchers used PISA data to assess the extent to which students bullshit.
And it might be, for us, but in the playground, streets or ends, backing out comes at a considerable cost to your social status. Boys who back out face humiliation, shame and piss-taking.