Rise of ‘girls’ disease’ that’s driving young men to attempt suicide – & it’s fuelled by Love Island & Gladiators

GEORGE Mycock had decided he was going to kill himself. He had been locked away in his room at Durham University for several weeks, full of shame, bingeing on junk food.

“Every couple of months, I hid in my room for up to two weeks, ordering food or sneaking out at night to a shop,” he recalls.

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