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Men can get out of the manosphere. Here’s what former incels say about why they left

  • Written by Joshua Thorburn, PhD Candidate, School of Social Sciences, Monash University
Men can get out of the manosphere. Here’s what former incels say about why they leftElisabeta Dirjan/Canva, X.com, TikTok, Wikimedia, The Conversation, CC BY-NC

Louis Theroux’s recent documentary Inside the Manosphere, alongside Netflix’s 2025 hit drama Adolescence, has driven a spike in public discussion about the “manosphere”. The term refers to a loose ecosystem of anti-feminist online communities and...

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