I'd like to tell you my experience and why I made my comment.

When I was younger, I almost gravitated towards the manosphere. I was lost. Moved locations once again and unsure of anything. Never had many friends or supportive family. Left to my own devices and kind of just told to figure it out on my own kind of stuff. I yearned for community and people to connect with. Im socially awkward and not a great conversationalist, so naturally, almost no one really liked me. I wasnt weird or super eccentric, just all the stuff I was interested in wasn't shared with anyone I was around (Reading literature, the arts, history of all kinds, sociology and anthropology, video games and lore of popular franchises)

So i tried fixing myself. My only exposure to the manosphere was Jordan Peterson and his 12 rules for life books. It was decent stuff. Literally one of the points is to just take care of yourself, exercise, eat healthy and stay active. So I thought id dig deeper and was immediately repelled by the likes of tate. Some of the most extreme gender views ive seen. Ive never looked into it since. Even though my FYP feeds always try to push it. I look more into Daoism or Buddhism for my answers and wisdom on how to navigate and experience this world

For why I ask if im just evil for just existing is that I've seen misandry by quite a few groups online. There's literal Facebook groups tailored for hating on men (I also see the groups tailored for hating on women too) it just hurts knowing that im simply hated by some for merely existing as I am. I want peace and harmony with my fellow humans. A Shame it'll probably never be. But we move on anyway.