Mike’s Substack
Mike MalesMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 172 | Subscribers | Read | mikemales.substack.com |
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Parents’ abuses and adversities loom so large in teenagers’ mental health that obsessing over social media is pointless, a new analysis of our top health survey shows.
Let’s begin with what I hope is broad agreement: every child/teenager deserves to grow up in homes 100% free of abusive, violent, addicted, severely troubled, and/or criminal parents and grownups. That is, the perfect Father Knows Best fami...
Alarming new analysis shows parents’ abuses and troubles harm teenagers’ mental health far more than today's worthless debate admits
This is ugly. In coming days this substack will present results from a comprehensive analysis of the Centers for Disease Control’s mammoth 2023 Youth Risk Behavior Survey that go beyond those presented before.
A big-time way to reduce social media use that teenagers will love!
In a recent substack, I documented from our best, most comprehensive, reliable, and only real survey of teenagers that home environments, mental issues, social media use, and behavior risks that parents abuses/troubles are by far the bigges...
“Protect children” crusaders’ zeal to punish teenagers and social media now openly endangers young people
The awkward Jungianism “enantiodromia” describes the bizarre progression of ideological movements into their polar opposites just as their success is peaking.
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Senior researcher, Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice; YouthFacts.org. Taught sociology, psychology at University of California. Author of books/journal articles/ op-eds in The Lancet, American Journal of Public Health, New York Times, etc.
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