What unflattering generalizations does the red pill make about men?

Red pillers voice plenty of unflattering ideas about women's nature like:

• She's solipsistic

• She doesn't mature beyond her teenage years

• She’s disloyal

• She’s irrationally emotional

• She’ll instinctively act like a disrespectful bitch towards her man in order to (shit-)test his frame

• She “doesn't really love a man”, she only loves what he provides for her or “the way he makes her feel” (whatever that means) whereas men “love a woman for who she is” (whatever that means).

What bad things are there to say about male nature?

I'm specifically talking about bad traits that men (naturally) have more than women according to the Red Pill, not just bad traits that apply to people in general.

I'm asking this because one of the main blue pill criticisms of the red pill is that red pill men tend to circle-jerk about women’s awful natures, while red pill women prohibit their members from badmouthing their SO and focus on keeping their inner bitch in check instead of retaliating with an anti-male circle-jerk, so they must have "internalized misogyny".

Maybe, if you're a red piller, by highlighting the negative aspects of male nature in this thread, you will show that red pillers don’t have a misogynistic bias and blue pillers will have a clear answer to the often discussed question: “Do red pillers think that men have better character than women?”

Before anybody launches a philosophical debate about the subjectivity of "unflattering", I'll set that straight by defining “unflattering” as any personal characteristic that you think that you personally find or most people find undesirable in a best friend or a significant other.

And before anybody says:

It's not up to TRP to point out all of men's flaws. Men don't want to sleep with other men, so we don't discuss male nature, we only care about women's nature.

Red pill women discuss female nature a lot. You need to know yourself well in order to self-improve and make the best choices for yourself, so I think that discussions about male flaws concern men too.