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ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M
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Temporallube · M
@ChipmunkErnie good point
Beatbox34 · 31-35, M
@ChipmunkErnie Truth
Magenta · F
@ChipmunkErnie @QuixoticSoul Agreed. I think labeling oneself like that, is wishful thinking/ego boosting or to cover some insecurity.
QuixoticSoul · 41-45, M
Temporallube · M
@QuixoticSoul interesting. So those categories are unrealistic
TakingBackMidgard · 26-30, M
Temporallube · M
@TakingBackMidgard how do those definitions you gave weigh in with moral concepts of good and evil?
TakingBackMidgard · 26-30, M
@Temporallube all depends on perspective. Remember. The Nazis saw themselves as the good guys and the allies as the evil guys.
And the allies saw themselves as the good guys and the Nazis as the evil guys.
And the allies saw themselves as the good guys and the Nazis as the evil guys.
Temporallube · M
@TakingBackMidgard excellent point. And excellent screen name, even though I prefer staying in Niflheim for vacations.
Existentior · M
Good guys are beta males because as their mother has brought them up, they have a sense of responsibility and think before they act. Women don't like guys who ponder every little step of their way before they even lift a finger to act.
Evil guys were brought up parentless or by their dad, so they usually have no sense of responsibility and they possess all the typical masculine defects such as recklessness, act before you think, irresponsibility, acting on impulse, etc. Women like guys who directly act rather than think.
Evil guys were brought up parentless or by their dad, so they usually have no sense of responsibility and they possess all the typical masculine defects such as recklessness, act before you think, irresponsibility, acting on impulse, etc. Women like guys who directly act rather than think.
Temporallube · M
@Existentior interesting. So you never met a responsible and virtuous alpha in your life?
Existentior · M
@Temporallube Difficult question. Most alphas I've met are always reckless or have some type of ego problem.
Temporallube · M
@Existentior ok
BeefySenpie · M
Temporallube · M
@BeefySenpie 😂 it does. Are their “good alpha guys” in your view?
Temporallube · M
@gobacktoyourroomandstudy interesting. So you believe alphas and betas do exist then?
@Temporallube in human beings yes, not formally, but as a slang, all relative to stereotypical societal norms, that cannot be disregarded except as the elephant in the room.
Temporallube · M
@gobacktoyourroomandstudy nice response. I’d love to watch you identify the elephant in any future discussions you have with others.
Temporallube · M
@DDonde money is not really “real”, but it’s still a social reality. So is the concept of “deity”.
Despite you calling them made up stuff, do you think people who believe in those concepts make them “real” for themselves? And by extension, make others be influenced by their assumed behavior of what an alpha or beta is supposed to be?
Despite you calling them made up stuff, do you think people who believe in those concepts make them “real” for themselves? And by extension, make others be influenced by their assumed behavior of what an alpha or beta is supposed to be?
SW-User
@Temporallube Yes I have
Temporallube · M
@SW-User was it a good experience for you?
SW-User
@Temporallube Yes he was a great person actually
MURD3RM0NK3Y · 26-30, M
Temporallube · M
@MURD3RM0NK3Y that’s honest. Appreciate that
Temporallube · M
@Zonuss so you believe that alphas and betas exist then?
bijouxbroussard · F
I think it’s an artificial system of men’s room “measuring”. When I’ve heard it used, “Alpha” was always the term men used to described themselves, “Beta” their rivals (for whatever reason).