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TikTok User Says Social Media Nearly Made Her Hate Men

TikTok User Says Social Media Nearly Made Her Hate Men

A young woman says early exposure to social media nearly distorted her view of men. Despite growing up in a loving home and having a good relationship with her father, she began absorbing repeated online claims that men were inherently bad. She says she started repeating other people’s painful experiences as though they were her own, even without personal experiences to support those beliefs. With self-awareness and guidance, she realised she had allowed online narratives to shape her thinking. She advises young people to show empathy without automatically adopting every story they see online, noting that people of every gender can be either good or bad.

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grace

How do people protect their perspective when online narratives become so repetitive?

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M
mary

Exactly, repeated content can quietly shape how we see whole groups. Stepping back and remembering individual experiences helps.

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Y
yemi

It is striking how constant online messaging can outweigh even a loving home environment.

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kris

Social media can influence people, but it should not excuse treating every man as inherently bad.

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jaruma

Curate the feed, question sweeping claims, and make room for real-life experiences too.

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