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With the UK not far behind. Boys under spell of the manosphere are refusing to mix with girls in class | News UK | Metro News In a world where they are taught not to approach girls, that even compliments or “looking” is “rape culture” and they are born with the weight of millennia of “oppression”. It is hardly surprising that boys would prefer the more relaxed company of their own sex rather than the fraught “intersectionality” of a mixed group. I do like the use of the word “spell” because it sums up the lack of actual evidence for the supposed “manosphere” or its supposed power over teenage (and younger) boys. How right Dr. Hakim was in characterizing feminism as “Myths and Magic Medicine”.
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The word ‘spell’ is particularly apposite when used by feminists and their male enablers, as it is pure projection. What they fear most of all is a breaking of the spell regarding spotless female nature, conveniently arranged by having fathers banished from the family, and young boys consequently subject to relentless feminist propaganda while still in their formative years, and lacking critical reasoning faculty. They fear that boys will receive a healthy dose of reality and advice on how to negotiate an unbalanced world from manosphere figures. That’s why eejits like Laura Bates police male spaces, looking out for any deviation from the women good/men bad narrative. They’ll make a big song & dance out of fictional scenarios, like the execrable ‘Adolescence’, while conveniently turning a blind eye to real (and very troubling) misogyny, featuring a multitude of grooming gangs, dismissing this as a ‘dog whistle’ as it doesn’t fit in with their intersectional means of wresting power from the heterosexual white male.
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