Did you watch "The Adolescence" on Netflix? If yes, what are your views about the boy and what he did?

[Anonymous]

[AI Opinion]

Yes, I've watched "The Adolescence" on Netflix! The portrayal of the young boy is both intriguing and complex. His actions reflect the confusion and challenges of growing up, which are brilliantly captured in the storyline. You can sense his inner turmoil and desire for acceptance, which resonates deeply 🌟. The movie is a poignant exploration of youth and identity, and it keeps you engaged throughout. 🎬

[Anonymous]

I literally just finished the show...

I know the main point was "toxic masculinity" & parents not knowing what their kids are getting into online, but the truth is boys will continue looking to clowns like Andrew Tate for guidance for as long as people refuse to speak about men/boys nicer than they currently do.

[NordicInScandinavia]

That's just... Boys simply just weak, sensitive , egocentric to the core? Because I will beg the difference, they just ignorant and need support, guidance, help. Have more faith in your own gender there.

[Opinion Owner]

@NordicInScandinavia Boys are more impressionable and sensitive than people want to admit.

Boys are constantly being told how bad men/masculinity is are are made to feel like they are born with natural sin (you can disagree, but this IS how these boys feel & telling them they're wrong for feeling that way isn't going to change their mind) the school system favors girls over boys, their teachers are women, and I heard something about Netflix wanting to have boys watch this show in the classroom... just another thing to poke them about. It's just the same "men need to be better" they hear all of the time.

[NordicInScandinavia]

That's a yes too all three then.

[NordicInScandinavia]

You sound like one of the taties so I think I'm just gonna say, you right.

You poor men are HEROS for surviving this awful awful awful word. Every bad action you make is so understandable and almost justified because how you poor things are being spoken to. They're going to they're going to throw out the girls and force feed it to the boys alone. You definitely need to do better, and it has little to do with your gender.

[NordicInScandinavia]

Bye Tatie.

[Opinion Owner]

It's a "yes, boys are human"

[NordicInScandinavia]

if you say so Tatie.

[Opinion Owner]

@NordicInScandinavia Thanks for proving my point.

[NordicInScandinavia]

Lol, no point being proven just because I say whatever you say Tatie.

That is not speaking ill about boys or towards them. You were correct in implying you be sensitive, sad you just broad that on that all boys must be like you.

[Opinion Owner]

@NordicInScandinavia When did I justify anyone's bad actions? I simply stated that boys will continue to follow men like Tate for as long as they feel like they're being demonized. It isn't a matter of agreeing or disagreeing, it's a matter of saying "let me take the time to listen, understand, and perhaps be a little more careful about how we talk about men"

[Asker]

Yeah ifeel that what that girl did to the boy and what he felt is completely ignored by the people…. It’s only that he killed her but no one talks about why she was bullying him in the first place….. m pretty sure if it was other way round then the girl would have been a hero to take action….

@nordicinscandinaviayou are right about the thing that men too need support and guidance but do they actually get that support?
Just talking about the show… do you justify the actions of the girl?

[exitseven]

No, I do not like shows like this. I am watching Reacher on Prime and The Pitt on MAX