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A New Study Linked 'Manosphere' & Masculinity Content to Poor Mental Health in Teen Boys


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In recent years, popular influencers creating "men and masculinity content" have moved from the fringes of online subculture to the mainstream. Men and masculinity content creators (also known as the manosphere) are reaching millions of young male followers and yet, there is little known about the impact of that reach until recently. Earlier this

A study from the University of Limerick has found a significant association between the consumption of "manosphere" content, which promotes traditional masculinity and misogynistic views, and increased risks of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts among young men. The research, published in the journal Psychology of Men & Masculinities, analyzed data from over 1,000 men aged 18-30 and discovered that frequent engagement with manosphere content correlates with negative mental health outcomes. The study suggests that the manosphere's emphasis on rigid gender roles and the devaluation of women may contribute to feelings of inadequacy and isolation among its consumers, highlighting the need for targeted mental health interventions and further research into the impact of online content on young men's well-being.

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