The Age
·general
·5 hours ago
Male influencers gain fame by exploiting body dysmorphia for popularity
On April 14, 2026, a report highlighted that male influencers capitalizing on body dysmorphia are gaining fame online. Braden Peters, known as Clavicular, leads this trend by sharing extreme methods to enhance physical appearance, with this content attracting millions of followers. Experts emphasize that while visibility has increased, the underlying issues of body dysmorphia and eating disorders remain unchanged.
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