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But a lot of the time I do think that online radicalization is at least stopping them from treating those as specific examples.

So they're then generalized to all men.

So I think they might've had a bad experience, but then they go online and people say, this is all men.

This is happening to me.

This is happening everywhere.

And I think similar with women.

So sometimes, um,

I've read comments that will say things like, you know, like one in two girls are OnlyFans stars or they're all promiscuous.

And that's just not true.

That's just generalized from the internet.

And so I think it happens to both sexes, which we're just, again, encouraged to catastrophize and generalize online.

Well, if you look at Reddit in particular, you've seen that study about, you know, the advice break up.

Yeah.

I think compromise is the least popular response.

That's gone down.

Yeah.

Is on Reddit.

Yeah, I was going to say, because some of the examples in the book I take from Reddit forums where actually... I wonder what that advice is for.

I'd love to see a breakdown because sometimes it's a young woman presenting a completely valid opinion about her relationship.

So she's saying, I feel...