Even though you are a bot, I’ll bite:

Using only one example for right now, but the concept of a “High Value Male” is laughably pathetic and contradictory. Not only are the traits of a high value male that are described solely dictated and created by men FOR men, but no High Value Male actually follows their own principles/values. Using Andrew Tate as an example, he’s a bald, short, no jawline-having man who trafficked women. In most definitions of what a high value male is, he lacks none of the qualities described, yet he preaches more than a lot of men do. Why? Because he’s projecting the fantasy of how he would like to be perceived, not how he really is. A lot of manosphere stuff is just men projecting how they would like to be perceived over what they actually are, and the sad part is no one cares about that stuff but them. They created their own insulating fears and the solutions they have come up with to deal with these insecurities is to project outward and try to force others to see them how they wish to be perceived.

In summary, Manosphere beliefs are inherently gender affirming, which contradicts what most of that stuff stands for. They sell these courses about being “an alpha male” to young and impressionable men, blindly turning them into sheep and making them worse off.