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It is perhaps an understament to say that the past five years have felt like constant turmoil. From the pandemic, to Qanon and now Trump serving a second term, it’s been quite the head-spinner.

And that’s before we discuss the impact Andrew Tate has on young boys.

It’s been a hell of a time on our collective mental health. Way back in 2022, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned that the COVID-19 pandemic had triggered a 25% increase in prevalence of anxiety and depression worldwide

With all of this in mind, it’s not surprising that people have been trying to make sense of this whirlwind by turning to prominent mouthpieces and figures that purport to have all of the answers to what the ‘real’ issues in the world are.

This was recently explored in the TV mini-series Adolescence, which explores themes of online misogyny and toxic masculinity, leaving viewers wondering what happens behind closed doors to radicalise people so........

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