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I'm not sure what case we're talking about. This guy obtained a naked photo of a girl and extorted her in hopes to get more, which he didn't so he distributed the photo to others. He's a bully, a creep, and a loser and a criminal in the making. One thing not: a pedophile.
That said, it mainly takes testosterone to make a male. Understanding how testosterone affects the mind and taking responsibility for ones actions make a man. Men need good examples and some understanding too.
I'll expand on this: I'm not a woman and I shouldn't and won't pretend I've had the same experience. The best I can do are being a good role model for boys, though I'm not cool enough for that to matter anymore. And be a point of reference for my daughters, so they can know that a real man will not be less masculine by showing affection, pay attention to their mom, or admit when he's wrong and actually consistently be there (the toughest with my lifestyle...). On the other hand, this is where many women don't understand that expecting boys to just figure out how to be men is a fertile ground for toxic masculinity.
None of these happened in our current example. Depending on a few nuances but I'd say it is the same. (I'm not a closet misogynist).Okay: Let's view this through a somewhat different lens: Would you take the same understanding tone if the victim had been a thirteen year old male, a smaller but "hot" classmate, and the sexual attraction took the form of gay attraction, followed by gay sexual assault, gay revenge porn, gay blackmail, and gay stalking?
That said, it mainly takes testosterone to make a male. Understanding how testosterone affects the mind and taking responsibility for ones actions make a man. Men need good examples and some understanding too.
I'll expand on this: I'm not a woman and I shouldn't and won't pretend I've had the same experience. The best I can do are being a good role model for boys, though I'm not cool enough for that to matter anymore. And be a point of reference for my daughters, so they can know that a real man will not be less masculine by showing affection, pay attention to their mom, or admit when he's wrong and actually consistently be there (the toughest with my lifestyle...). On the other hand, this is where many women don't understand that expecting boys to just figure out how to be men is a fertile ground for toxic masculinity.
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