I see that the feminazis are out for male blood today and the BBC are keen to give them a platform.
A third of teenage girls suffer sexual abuse in a relationship and a quarter experience violence at the hands of their boyfriends, a survey suggests. Nearly 90% of 1,400 girls aged 13 to 17 had been in intimate relationships, the NSPCC and University of Bristol found. Of these, one in six said they had been pressured into sexual intercourse and one in 16 said they had been raped.
As always, the NSPCC exists to promote itself. This characterisation of 90% of girls aged 13-17 is rubbish. This character assassination of young teenage boys as violent sexual predators is also ludicrous. Still, it gives the NSPCC something to do. Oh to be a pretend charity.