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Our sons are starving. Not for food, but for closeness.

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More and more parents are worried about their boys' future. Perhaps because they see the challenges boys face but have no idea how they can help, writes Kim Evensen.
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Our sons are starving. Not for food, but for closeness.

More and more parents are worried about their boys' future. Perhaps because they see the challenges boys face but have no idea how they can help, writes Kim Evensen.

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subjekt.no broke the news in on Wednesday, April 23, 2025.
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