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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Of course I am not allowing this. I just wanted to discuss what seems like a trend right now.

[quote=Anonymous]Real men are natty. The rest are weak - sayeth my 16 year old DS.[/quote]

This is pretty much what my college ds told my peptide-seeking teen.

[quote]Ask him which ones he's interested in and look into them. You know your kid the best. Mine had a protein powder phase, which I supported by buying what I chose, but it has passed. There are lots of supplements out there that we're not so knowledgeable about as medicine is pushed. Not all of it is bad. [/quote]

What I am talking about goes beyond protein powder and creatine. Those are old hat in this house. I am talking about things like MK-766 and other number/letter combos. They are often banned substances too when it comes to serious sports.

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Honestly, the stuff that is being pushed on young women is far more damaging and extensive. Study after study has proven that the overwhelmingly negative effects of this tik tok instacrap on young women far exceeds the damage and negative effects on any other demographic, including the "manosphere"[/quote]

This isn't a thread about young women. It is about boys. And it is not a competition. I will say you seem to disregard the manosphere influence out of some ignorance.

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Sure.

But someone's whose only post is a sexist "boys are horrible" (exact quote) needs to be called out for her blatant sexism and misogyny.

Carry on, OP.

Other than the boys are horrible poster, this is a great discussion.  [/quote]

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