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How do we get young men out of the manosphere? This is the key

How do we get young men out of the manosphere? This is the key

Psychologist Thijs Launspach examines the attraction young men feel toward the "manosphere," an online environment promoting male dominance and female submissiveness. He explains the psychological factors behind this trend and discusses the steps needed to break the influence of these ideologies.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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