Melannie Gregersen explains what makes a man high-value and warns against mistaking put-downs for banter. Making fun of others or belittling them isn't clever, it's just rude.
A high-value man understands that part of being high-value is making other people's lives better. And when you put that out to the world, you will also receive it from the world. And high-value people want to make the world a better place. So of course you want to make people feel better instead of make people feel worse. So making fun of people is something you will never do. However, low-value men will definitely do that. Because of low self-esteem, because of ego, because of bad tactics, whatever it is. So if you want to be a high-value man, make sure you avoid that. Now, the next thing actually goes hand in hand with this, and this is talking down to others to make them feel small. So there's, like, outright making fun of people, but then there's just kind of trying to downplay them or belittle them. This is another one of those things that a lot of people try to pass off as masculine. It's not. They try to pass it off as banter. It's not. It's just plain rude.
