Can't help but notice that men who use the term 'beta-male' unironically abt other men are very seldom the kind of men women find attractive
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is it not true arrogant jerks have a certain amount of success?
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I suspect this is diminished if they also describe themselves as alpha males seriously. Protesting far too much.
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Historically the need to avoid single motherhood (which was a big social issue) lead to development of rigid sexual roles.
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Due to biology AND culture women tend to pick men who look healthier and more able to provide economical support.
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Men also tend to pick women who look healthier. Again, "tend to", it's not a rigid rule.
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Luckily, women find those kinds of men repellent. [looks to camera]
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The "alpha" and "beta" thing is also biologically unsound. Humans tend to be (emphasis on "tend") monogamous.
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Of course physical fitness/facial symmetry plays a role in attraction, but the "20% of men get 80% of women" thing is BS.
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Real Alphas dont chat.The two alphas I know-are very silent.The third,is a "bridge brain"man-so he debates.But not that crap.
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Women tend to be (emphasis, again, on "tend") more monogamous than men because of pregnancy risk.
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Confidence plays a role (nonconfident people approach less and deal badly with rejection). But it's no evidence of beta/alpha.
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There's no evidence of a single "alpha" in a group surrounded by "betas" like in wolves or lions.
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