Samantha initially viewed her Swedish boyfriend as a forward-thinking partner due to their emotionally supportive relationship. However, after their breakup, she noticed a drastic transformation in his beliefs, particularly influenced by a men's mental health group associated with the manosphere, which promotes many controversial and misogynistic views. This phenomenon isn't isolated; many women are experiencing similar revelations about their partners as an increasing number of young men adopt right-wing ideologies. Research indicates a troubling correlation between these beliefs, including those of prominent figures like Andrew Tate, and negative attitudes towards women.
When they broke up, however, Samantha, who is in her 30s and based in Sheffield, saw a very different side to him.
Samantha has since discovered the group was influenced by Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson, who has expressed controversial views about women.
Charities have observed a crossover between men involved in the manosphere and the far right.
Research from anti-fascism organisation Hope Not Hate, which polled about 2,000 people across the UK aged 16 to 24, discovered that 4.
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