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SBJLongAndrology

@sbjlong

Andrology (men's health) Scientist. Healthy discussion,exchange of ideas & support for men's issues. Psychosexual medicine. Quality. Opinions are my own :)

Tameside, England Katılım Ocak 2020
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TheTinMen
TheTinMen@TheTinMenBlog·
This whole article is a who’s who of statistical manipulation. Even when men were ‘one in three’ victims of abuse, the UK Stats Regulator ruled words like ‘vast majority’ to be inappropriate descriptors of the female:male disparity. So now this has risen to ‘41% of domestic abuse victims are men’, words like ‘overwhelming majority’ are even more unwelcome and misleading. @Jess4Lowestoft your job is to represent your constituents equally, rather than virtue signal, lie, and twist statistics to fulfil some egotistical ideological agenda. Shame on you.
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ManKind Initiative
ManKind Initiative@ManKindInit·
Thank you to @SammieB1980 for these important findings. Hugely and deeply concerning...sadly we are not surprised.
Samantha Billingham@SammieB1980

We are publishing our interim report on male survivors from the Our Own Words 2026 survey. 8.5% of our 768 respondents identified as male. That is 65 men. A small number. Worth every bit of attention. The findings are difficult to read. 63% of male respondents say the police did not help them. 64% say the police made things more difficult. 72% say their perpetrator faced no accountability at all. 81% say a service made them feel less safe or caused further trauma. Only 3% felt professionals understood the full picture of risk they faced. These are not men who avoided services. These are men who sought help and were failed. The most common barrier to seeking help in the first place? Fear of not being believed. Cited by 71%. For many, that fear turned out to be well founded. This is not an argument that domestic abuse is not a gendered issue. It is. The evidence on that is clear and we stand by it. This is an argument that men are also victims, that they face specific and compounding barriers, and that right now the system is not meeting them. One respondent wrote: "Abuse is real for us men. It nearly drives me to ending my life. Police and courts need training in male victim abuse and they need to fund specialist charities like the little one I thankfully found that saved my life." That sentence contains the whole problem and the whole answer. The voluntary sector is doing what the statutory sector is not. 70% of male respondents who used voluntary or charity organisations said they helped. 73% felt heard. The contrast with statutory services is not subtle. What does this report ask for? Not new rights. Not new laws. Delivery of existing ones. Believe men when they disclose. Do a risk assessment. Do not assume the man is the perpetrator. Commission services that can reach them. Thank you to every man who trusted us with their experience. Saskia Lightburn-Ritchie and Samantha Billingham Our Own Words 2026 | MyCWA | Domestic Abuse Experts | SODA | Stronger Beginnings Take the survey at ourownwords.net @paullavellefoun @ManKindInit @PhilMitchell83 @andrewpain1974 @JonIrwinLD @CommissionerDA @mycwacharity #OurOwnWords2026 #DomesticAbuse #MaleSurvivors #SurvivorLed #VAWG #DASupport

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Kathryn Porter
Kathryn Porter@KathrynPorter26·
You're out of your mind On just about every measure things are worse than before the General Election and were before the Iran war before you go blaming that Inflation is up Unemployment is up Youth unemployment is massively up Business closures up Deindustrialisation up Energy bills up (despite Keir Starmer saying you would ban them from increasing) Gilt yields ie cost of government borrowing up The only people who think this is good are our enemies
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Phil Mitchell:Specialist Working With Abused Males
Hot off the press! My new article ‘Masculinity: don’t demonise it, use it’ © This article was first published in Therapy Today, the journal of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)
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Kathryn Porter
Kathryn Porter@KathrynPorter26·
@Ed_Miliband is as bad. He keeps saying renewables are cheap when they are clearly more expensive than gas fired generation The most recent offshore wind subsidy was 13% higher than the gas based wholesale power price Renewables backup costs are going up Renewables curtailment costs going up Renewables connection costs going up Renewables balancing costs going up
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Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧
Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧@TiceRichard·
I must thank the Sunday Times and Dan Neidle for their detailed article confirming that my tax planning was entirely legitimate. The libellous headline is the work of a desperate Establishment trying to smear me and Reform. If you want successful people to save our economy and country: Vote Reform
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William Costello
William Costello@CostelloWilliam·
There’s a strange asymmetry where relatively niche manosphere slop content is treated like a major cultural threat, while massively popular female-oriented content (e.g., Call Her Daddy) whose popularity builds on misandry and sowing conflict between the sexes rarely receives any scrutiny. Meanwhile, the male-oriented podcasts that actually dominate the charts (@hubermanlab and Modern Wisdom) are about healthy physical and intellectual self-improvement. That tells you far more about what most young men actually find aspirational. The kids are alright!
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William Costello@CostelloWilliam

Just finished the @louistheroux manosphere doc. He definitely made them look silly at times (which isn’t hard tbf). But ultimately these guys don’t care how they come across. The clicks and attention are all they care about. What the doc never really interrogates is whether their “influence” is actually as large as people assume. My intuition is that their content is just slop for low IQ teenagers and not really that influential.

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Joanna Hardy-Susskind
Joanna Hardy-Susskind@Joanna__Hardy·
Your local friendly criminal barrister here! 👋 I need you to know that anything up to a three year prison sentence imposed without a jury trial is really not the same thing as scraping your knee without seeing a consultant.
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Kirsty Brimelow KC
Kirsty Brimelow KC@Kirsty_Brimelow·
Over 3,200 legal professionals including 22 retired judges and 303 KCs have written to the Prime Minister urging him not to reduce our jury trials. Barristers enable complainants/victims/survivors and defendants to give their evidence in court. Barristers want to lift the criminal justice system out of the crisis. Barristers have pioneered proposals to reduce delays and welcome their implementation. They need to happen urgently. Juries do not cause the unacceptable delays and are not the remedy to reduce delays. @thebarcouncil #JusticeNeedsJuries
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Thousands of lawyers oppose jury restriction plan bbc.in/4lk0nDG

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Richard Donaldson
Richard Donaldson@RDonaldson91·
🚨 UK IN DANGER 🚨 You are not signing this petition for me. You’re not even signing it for yourself; you are signing it for our children and our children’s, children. Right now in the UK, convicted terrorists are standing in our upcoming elections. I will continue to use Shahid Butt as just one example. He is an Islamic terrorist who plotted to blow up BRITISH buildings. He was caught and convicted. He is standing in the May elections, in the UK, this year. This petition is vital! petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7593…
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Rob Rinder
Rob Rinder@RobbieRinder·
I’ve written to every Member of Parliament today. Proposals before Parliament would remove jury trials from offences carrying up to three years in prison. Freedoms rarely vanish overnight. They are chipped away in the name of efficiency. Juries did not cause the crisis in our courts. Removing them will not fix it. When the state seeks to take someone’s liberty for serious offences, the judgment of ordinary citizens should never be optional. This is close to becoming law. Please read the letter. Contact your MP now.
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TheTinMen
TheTinMen@TheTinMenBlog·
Here's the Education Select Committee during yesterday's ‘Reading for Pleasure’ inquiry. The panel, all white women, were asked by @Jess4Lowestoft about boys, and if they had any advice on how to improve boys' literacy. Five blank faces in response. Their expert answer was no.
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SBJLongAndrology@sbjlong·
@GoodwinMJ This is one of the weakest Labour tweet to date. It's actually embarrassing.
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Matt Goodwin
Matt Goodwin@GoodwinMJ·
Labour lying to you, again I was not criticising Manchester I was criticising the Tories Vote Reform, Get Starmer Out Watch this ⬇️⬇️⬇️
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TheTinMen
TheTinMen@TheTinMenBlog·
It’s either ripping out your children’s teeth, or life long tooth decay, that’s it, there are no other options. 🪥❌
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SBJLongAndrology@sbjlong·
Between 2.5–12% of men worldwide are estimated to be infertile, (roughly 1 in 8–40 men may struggle with fertility) . Male factors contribute to about 50% of all infertility cases among couples trying to conceive. #MaleInfertility #menshealth #men
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SBJLongAndrology@sbjlong·
Something I'm going to try... Share a few facts in men's health regularly. Men’s sperm quality tends to decline with age. Studies show reduced motility, morphology, and increased DNA damage after 40, which can lower fertility and raise miscarriage risk.
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TheTinMen
TheTinMen@TheTinMenBlog·
Despite fifty years of “gay pride”, and an increasingly protracted, and contentious alphabet soup of ‘LGBT+’; there is one group, in a vast ocean of awareness, that rarely gets discussed. Gay men. The stats are clear – Gay men are, by far, America’s number one victim of sexuality based hate crimes, outnumbering all other victims combined. They face more hate crime, they feel less safe in public, they are less accepted in every country in the world; they were, and still are, uniquely persecuted, throughout history, across the globe, and deep within theological text. And yet, the story of the lowly gay male is one I so rarely see. In fact, from my almighty gay following, I only hear the opposite: that the gay male, has become the “white man” of LGBT. An unwelcome figure, so often cast out and “decentred” in the incessant purity contest, that so-called “progressives” desperately flagellate themselves over. And it’s not right. I’ve seen deeply illuminating conversation at the intersection of being a ‘gay woman’, with so many important points of view, a straight man like me would otherwise have no hope of seeing. And now it’s time to have a specific conversation about “gay men”, to understand their unique experiences – both current day and historic – that are so frequently glossed over. So why do gay men experience homophobia so differently to lesbian women? What do you think? New podcast: Ask us Anything with @LisaBritton in 4K here! youtu.be/cUIdSypdOb0?si…
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