Incels should have ‘dating coaching’ to help them form relationships: expert

Incel fears in EastEnders as Joel's worrying behaviour around girls is 'exposed'

Troubled Joel Marshall is a cause for concern (Picture: BBC/Jack Barnes) Joel Marshall (Max Murray) gives Tommy Moon (Sonny Kendall) some troubling advice in EastEnders next week. The Albert Square newcomer has made quite the impact since he arrived from Australia last month. Alongside dad Ross (Alex Walkinshaw) and his partner Vicki Fowler (Alice Haig), the trio came with a lot of baggage. Vicki told her half-sister Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean) …

Incels should have ‘dating coaching’ to help them form relationships: expert

‘It’s very easy to walk around hating 50 per cent of the population if you’re never subjected to that half of the population’

Incels ‘need speed dating to reengage with mainstream society’ claims world-leading expert

Incels ‘need speed dating to re-integrate with society,’ a world-leading expert on extremist behaviour has claimed.

Incels should have ‘speed dating’ coaching to help them form healthy relationships, expert says – UK Times

Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Incels should be offered “date coaching” and “speed dating” to help reintegrate them into society, a leading expert has said. Andrew Thomas, a senior lecturer at the University of Swansea, has done numerous studies on the incel movement. Incel, short for involuntary celibate, is…

Deadly Playthings - Time to Play

He's taking back what he thinks he's owed. From SRS Cinema and cult indie director Evan Jacobs ("Death Toilet," "Pickleball Exorcist") comes a chilling new thriller that explores the dangerous intersection of online isolation and real-world obsession. "Incel" tells the story of Eric, a man lost in a world of podcasts and screens, who becomes dangerously fixated on a podcast host, believing they share a real relationship. When he decides to take …

The invisible risks that adolescents face in social networks and ideology. By Javier H. Contreras O. Teenagers are no longer the children of the family, they are the children of the cell phone.