Lexington said:
Remember, Alphas come in many different flavors
I agree. Modern life is complicated enough that a lot of different types can fit into the alpha role. Women can choose any one of them. The main thing is that they want a top dog, partly so they can brag to their female friends.
speed dawg said:
You think too much, you have too much free time on your hands and not enough struggles. The essence of fem-tard-liberalism. Men with any sense see the manosphere, see the truth, accept it and move on. Folks like you and gaylan try to explain it away and point at insignificant sh*t that you "don't buy into" and look long and hard for exceptions to the hard fast rules. Who the f*ck cares if you buy into it or not, but you better if you want to understand what's going on out there. No matter how much you question, reality is going to be reality. You're only making things harder on yourself.
You're completely off base. Maybe I don't have enough struggles right now, but the reason for that is that I put in the work when I was younger, and I'm putting the finishing touches on my life plan right now. Maybe I think too much, but if you think that I am a feminist or a liberal of
any kind, clearly you are not thinking enough. Calling someone is a feminist is the classic shaming tactic of someone who blindly follows everything the manosphere says instead of thinking for themselves.
I am not explaining anything away. I go by what I see happening around me, not what I read on the internet. Yet you tell me that I'm supposed to ignore the evidence of what I observe in reality and instead listen to a bunch of bloggers? Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. In fact, you don't even know what kind of stereotypes I am talking about, since I didn't give any examples.
Check out this quote from Danger from the thread on Donald Sterling:
"My statement is pointed directly at the illogical statement that the top 1% of a race defines the entire 100%. This is as reprehensible as judging all blacks based on the 15% of black men in the US who are convicted felons."
Notice how the stereotypes are based on only a small minority of the entire sample? That's the way a lot of PUA stereotypes are formed, which is one reason I am dubious of them.