Children who are exposed to misogynist views of influencers like Andrew Tate are five times more likely to think its okay to physically hurt someone.
Young people who view extreme content online are more likely to grow up with unhealthy expectations and attitudes to relationships, a damning new report warns. Research from Women’s Aid, shared with LBC finds that worrying behaviours indicative of controlling behaviour, including ‘love bombing’, stalking and the giving of unwanted gifts, are normalised by those who have been exposed to harmful content online.
Among young boys and recent school leavers, 25 per cent said they didn't think you always needed consent from a partner to have aex with them.They also found that one in four 18 to 25 year olds didn't recall any sex education at school on sexual harassment.
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