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As a result, young carers whose lives focus around illness and disability feel attacked (and often bullied) and ostracised from the wider school community. They also suggest that when men do express emotion, there is a risk of being victimised or ostracised by other men. Their homes have been made desolate, themselves looked upon too often with scorn by the wealthy classes of society, their motives easily mistaken, and they have been ostracised from what is called good society. |
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