Does being an Alpha mean you should be less funny??

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If you act like an Alpha cool, calm and collected does it mean that you shouldnt be funny making jokes and teaseing people?

Its been a while ive got the Alpha male thing going and even though i feel the respect from other Alphas I sometimes feel its preventing me from having close friends.

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I'll say this. An alpha doesn't worry about being alpha, or what is/isn't alpha. In fact, the only time I've heard this term used is from my psychologist ex girlfriend, and on this site.

I feel like we need to burn the term "alpha" from our vocabulary here. Can't we just call it "charisma" or being "charismatic"? Having people drawn to you? That's what an alpha male is. He's someone people want to be around....which obviously includes having a good wit. No one wants to be around some brooding, serious dude.
 

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Don't act, believe!

If you're a funny guy then you should use that to your advantage. It's not something to sacrifice for status. You're actually giving less value if you decide to withhold your personality.
 

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Iceberg said:
I feel like we need to burn the term "alpha" from our vocabulary here
I have no problem with that, as long as we can burn the terms "nice guy", "jerk", and "bad boy" along with it. Might as well get rid of AFC and DJ while we're at it.

There are a lot of different definitions of alpha male floating around here. In nature, it's simply the strongest male who can beat the crap out of the other males. The rest are Betas by definition. You don't have three or four alphas running around together. The alpha is the top dog.
 

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Alpha just means being self-assured as f*ck. You know what the right thing to do is in every situation, have no problem doing it, and don't give a sh*t what anyone thinks about it. Know how to handle yourself appropriately and don't fear criticism from lesser mortals.

Nice, mean, loud, or gentle... the rest is just details.
 

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Most alphas I know are funny as hell. Alpha + leader. Leaders are usually funny. Thats how they get people to follow them.
 

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why do you have to think player is this or that? just like the master djs told u up there, forget about all this formula bs. the guys you and i know that get lot of pvssy definitely doesn't think like "oh dam is what im doing alpha or what?" no dude find out who you are and act on it to be who you are. if you arent pulling chicks using ****y/funny then don't do it thats not you (for example). why do we all have to think that alpha is all this or player is all that? it's not fixed thing bro, and i am still on my progress doing what i just stated. think about what kind of person when you were kid, before all the negative things came in that changed you. you were really comfortable who you were when you were a kid right? start from there and find who you are, don listen to all the seduction sh!t and think for yourself hope you and i both get where we want
 

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Ill be honest with you, at first I believed that being an Alpha meant being yourself and acting the way you have always acted. But soon I began to realize that nothing had changed and I still had low social status. I was still an AFC even though I was being myself. It got me thinking, why my status and image were different from other people who were seen with high social status.

I was a kid who was brought up in a totally different culture than the kids in Canada (Im form the Middle East), and that I was influenced by a different community and environment. When I first came to school from overseas I was a person who would take chirps seriously, really respected authority and would quickly respond and react to anything that people wanted from me. I was a funny kid but it was situational humor. I was also soft, shy and would trust anyone, in other words I was really AFC. I never got physically bullied but when people talked **** I would get angry and start cussing, getting really pissed off.

So I began changing my approach, I saw certain people (Alphas) that would act differently in similar situations and I realized that even though I was being myself due to my past influences my natural self and personality was not compatible with the community that I was a part of If I wanted high social status.

I started researching proper body language, behavior, etc. I came by a book by John Alexander called “How to be an Alpha Male” which was one of the best things I’ve read and taught me that men with higher value act differently than other men. They are cool, calm and collected and do what they want without taking crap from anyone, plus a lot of other stuff involving how you interact with people especially women.

Thus, in my senior year I went through a kind of transformation. I changed my posture, my tonality, the way I talked to people, and how I would react when people asked me for something or chirped me. I would open up less and I had a set of standards and self respect that I would not break. I took note of Alpha males in movies and tried to have similar body language. At the end of it all, it helped with my social status but still my AFC history kept me from being at the top or the social status that I wanted to have anyway.

Anyways, now that Im in university my behavior has changed my social status, and I don’t have the problems I had in high school anymore. However, the only thing that Im concerned with is that even though im respected by other “Alphas” in my social circle I feel that my attitude and closed but cool personality isn’t allowing me to become close friends with anyone.

In other words, when Im in a social situation with everyone im seen as one of the cool kids, but im not really true close friends with anyone and I think its got to do with me not joking around, teasing people or opening up enough.

I wouldn’t usually open up like this but I feel you guys can help me out.
 

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Ill be honest with you, at first I believed that being an Alpha meant being yourself and acting the way you have always acted. But soon I began to realize that nothing had changed and I still had low social status. I was still an AFC even though I was being myself. It got me thinking, why my status and image were different from other people who were seen with high social status.

I was a kid who was brought up in a totally different culture than the kids in Canada (Im form the Middle East), and that I was influenced by a different community and environment. When I first came to school from overseas I was a person who would take chirps seriously, really respected authority and would quickly respond and react to anything that people wanted from me. I was a funny kid but it was situational humor. I was also soft, shy and would trust anyone, in other words I was really AFC. I never got physically bullied but when people talked **** I would get angry and start cussing, getting really pissed off.

So I began changing my approach, I saw certain people (Alphas) that would act differently in similar situations and I realized that even though I was being myself due to my past influences my natural self and personality was not compatible with the community that I was a part of If I wanted high social status.

I started researching proper body language, behavior, etc. I came by a book by John Alexander called “How to be an Alpha Male” which was one of the best things I’ve read and taught me that men with higher value act differently than other men. They are cool, calm and collected and do what they want without taking crap from anyone, plus a lot of other stuff involving how you interact with people especially women.

Thus, in my senior year I went through a kind of transformation. I changed my posture, my tonality, the way I talked to people, and how I would react when people asked me for something or chirped me. I would open up less and I had a set of standards and self respect that I would not break. I took note of Alpha males in movies and tried to have similar body language. At the end of it all, it helped with my social status but still my AFC history kept me from being at the top or the social status that I wanted to have anyway.

Anyways, now that Im in university my behavior has changed my social status, and I don’t have the problems I had in high school anymore. However, the only thing that Im concerned with is that even though im respected by other “Alphas” in my social circle I feel that my attitude and closed but cool personality isn’t allowing me to become close friends with anyone.

In other words, when Im in a social situation with everyone im seen as one of the cool kids, but im not really true close friends with anyone and I think its got to do with me not joking around, teasing people or opening up enough.

I wouldn’t usually open up like this but I feel you guys can help me out.
 

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Ill be honest with you, at first I believed that being an Alpha meant being yourself and acting the way you have always acted. But soon I began to realize that nothing had changed and I still had low social status. I was still an AFC even though I was being myself. It got me thinking, why my status and image were different from other people who were seen with high social status.

I was a kid who was brought up in a totally different culture than the kids in Canada (Im form the Middle East), and that I was influenced by a different community and environment. When I first came to school from overseas I was a person who would take chirps seriously, really respected authority and would quickly respond and react to anything that people wanted from me. I was a funny kid but it was situational humor. I was also soft, shy and would trust anyone, in other words I was really AFC. I never got physically bullied but when people talked **** I would get angry and start cussing, getting really pissed off.

So I began changing my approach, I saw certain people (Alphas) that would act differently in similar situations and I realized that even though I was being myself due to my past influences my natural self and personality was not compatible with the community that I was a part of If I wanted high social status.

I started researching proper body language, behavior, etc. I came by a book by John Alexander called “How to be an Alpha Male” which was one of the best things I’ve read and taught me that men with higher value act differently than other men. They are cool, calm and collected and do what they want without taking crap from anyone, plus a lot of other stuff involving how you interact with people especially women.

Thus, in my senior year I went through a kind of transformation. I changed my posture, my tonality, the way I talked to people, and how I would react when people asked me for something or chirped me. I would open up less and I had a set of standards and self respect that I would not break. I took note of Alpha males in movies and tried to have similar body language. At the end of it all, it helped with my social status but still my AFC history kept me from being at the top or the social status that I wanted to have anyway.

Anyways, now that Im in university my behavior has changed my social status, and I don’t have the problems I had in high school anymore. However, the only thing that Im concerned with is that even though im respected by other “Alphas” in my social circle I feel that my attitude and closed but cool personality isn’t allowing me to become close friends with anyone.

In other words, when Im in a social situation with everyone im seen as one of the cool kids, but im not really true close friends with anyone and I think its got to do with me not joking around, teasing people or opening up enough.

I wouldn’t usually open up like this but I feel you guys can help me out.
 

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Ill be honest with you, at first I believed that being an Alpha meant being yourself and acting the way you have always acted. But soon I began to realize that nothing had changed and I still had low social status. I was still an AFC even though I was being myself. It got me thinking, why my status and image were different from other people who were seen with high social status.

I was a kid who was brought up in a totally different culture than the kids in Canada (Im form the Middle East), and that I was influenced by a different community and environment. When I first came to school from overseas I was a person who would take chirps seriously, really respected authority and would quickly respond and react to anything that people wanted from me. I was a funny kid but it was situational humor. I was also soft, shy and would trust anyone, in other words I was really AFC. I never got physically bullied but when people talked **** I would get angry and start cussing, getting really pissed off.

So I began changing my approach, I saw certain people (Alphas) that would act differently in similar situations and I realized that even though I was being myself due to my past influences my natural self and personality was not compatible with the community that I was a part of If I wanted high social status.

I started researching proper body language, behavior, etc. I came by a book by John Alexander called “How to be an Alpha Male” which was one of the best things I’ve read and taught me that men with higher value act differently than other men. They are cool, calm and collected and do what they want without taking crap from anyone, plus a lot of other stuff involving how you interact with people especially women.

Thus, in my senior year I went through a kind of transformation. I changed my posture, my tonality, the way I talked to people, and how I would react when people asked me for something or chirped me. I would open up less and I had a set of standards and self respect that I would not break. I took note of Alpha males in movies and tried to have similar body language. At the end of it all, it helped with my social status but still my AFC history kept me from being at the top or the social status that I wanted to have anyway.

Anyways, now that Im in university my behavior has changed my social status, and I don’t have the problems I had in high school anymore. However, the only thing that Im concerned with is that even though im respected by other “Alphas” in my social circle I feel that my attitude and closed but cool personality isn’t allowing me to become close friends with anyone.

In other words, when Im in a social situation with everyone im seen as one of the cool kids, but im not really true close friends with anyone and I think its got to do with me not joking around, teasing people or opening up enough.

I wouldn’t usually open up like this but I feel you guys can help me out.
 

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Ill be honest with you, at first I believed that being an Alpha meant being yourself and acting the way you have always acted. But soon I began to realize that nothing had changed and I still had low social status. I was still an AFC even though I was being myself. It got me thinking, why my status and image were different from other people who were seen with high social status.

I was a kid who was brought up in a totally different culture than the kids in Canada (Im form the Middle East), and that I was influenced by a different community and environment. When I first came to school from overseas I was a person who would take chirps seriously, really respected authority and would quickly respond and react to anything that people wanted from me. I was a funny kid but it was situational humor. I was also soft, shy and would trust anyone, in other words I was really AFC. I never got physically bullied but when people talked **** I would get angry and start cussing, getting really pissed off.

So I began changing my approach, I saw certain people (Alphas) that would act differently in similar situations and I realized that even though I was being myself due to my past influences my natural self and personality was not compatible with the community that I was a part of If I wanted high social status.

I started researching proper body language, behavior, etc. I came by a book by John Alexander called “How to be an Alpha Male” which was one of the best things I’ve read and taught me that men with higher value act differently than other men. They are cool, calm and collected and do what they want without taking crap from anyone, plus a lot of other stuff involving how you interact with people especially women.

Thus, in my senior year I went through a kind of transformation. I changed my posture, my tonality, the way I talked to people, and how I would react when people asked me for something or chirped me. I would open up less and I had a set of standards and self respect that I would not break. I took note of Alpha males in movies and tried to have similar body language. At the end of it all, it helped with my social status but still my AFC history kept me from being at the top or the social status that I wanted to have anyway.

Anyways, now that Im in university my behavior has changed my social status, and I don’t have the problems I had in high school anymore. However, the only thing that Im concerned with is that even though im respected by other “Alphas” in my social circle I feel that my attitude and closed but cool personality isn’t allowing me to become close friends with anyone.

In other words, when Im in a social situation with everyone im seen as one of the cool kids, but im not really true close friends with anyone and I think its got to do with me not joking around, teasing people or opening up enough.

I wouldn’t usually open up like this but I feel you guys can help me out.
 

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moneyisking said:
think about what kind of person when you were kid, before all the negative things came in that changed you. you were really comfortable who you were when you were a kid right? start from there and find who you are, don listen to all the seduction sh!t and think for yourself hope you and i both get where we want


In other words, you have to de-socialize yourself a reinvent your own persona so to speak, but what is genetically there can not be changed, i.e sexual drive, aggressiveness, likes/dislikes. It's classic nature VS nurture, for the exception that you can also upgrade your body and mind. Essentially, it's all you, your "ID" in psychological terms, and not being afraid to show it.


I don't think the negative things of being socialized change you all that much, it's just that they knock the "real you" unconscious, with superimposed values/morals/conducts. Those who served in the military know how institutions in general can break you and then make you into what they want.
 

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Spade said:
If you act like an Alpha cool, calm and collected does it mean that you shouldnt be funny making jokes and teaseing people?

Its been a while ive got the Alpha male thing going and even though i feel the respect from other Alphas I sometimes feel its preventing me from having close friends.

Thoughts?
there is something that just pisses me off beyong any recognition: poeple that tease and many too much jokes when like we just met. IT's soooo annoying.
ONE joke that you keep going is OK, never being serious so you don't have to show who you are and your insecurity= makes me hate you or feel sorry for you but mostly hate you and want u to go away very far.
 

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Look. DON'T try to act like Clint Eastwood etc, I SEVERELY ****ed myself up by being too serious because I was trying to be "alpha", I made myself turn my head slow and everything.

Just please don't, it really really ****ed me up doing that, it was VERY hard to get out of the hole I dug for myself by forcing myself to stop laughing and telling jokes etc until that became my personality. Honestly you don't want to do that. Yeah it's hard to sum up in just this post, but I assure you it seriously affected my life for a few years to the point where it was hard to connect with others because I could no longer lighten up and have fun and constantly had to seem "cool and collected" etc, I programmed myself that way.

FORGET the alpha thing and just be normal, honestly. If you want to be "alpha" just learn how to be able to give things back to people twice as bad as they give you. If they make a slightly biting remark about you, say something really witty back and pwn them so everyone laughs at him. You'll establish your place at the top of the deck pretty quickly.
 

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Spade said:
If you act like an Alpha cool, calm and collected does it mean that you shouldnt be funny making jokes and teaseing people?

Its been a while ive got the Alpha male thing going and even though i feel the respect from other Alphas I sometimes feel its preventing me from having close friends.

Thoughts?
I saw the commentators here. I must say they DON'T have any idea what they are speaking of...

To answer your question, YES, yes, yes!

You cannot act funny, as in, you cannot be funnier than the other guys or girls in the group. You can laugh, but to compensate for your friendly, jovial nature, you have to be BIG and ooze a certain form of innate power.

Remember, Alpha does NOT mean looks, money or muscles. Alpha means POWER.

Do you ooze that power? And that power comes from one main factor: To believe that you are the ****in' prize!!!!

Be in control of yourself...Amuse yourself, DON'T amuse others!

If you ooze power when you are teasing others, you can be Alpha. Period.
 

Men frequently err by talking too much. They often monopolize conversations, droning on and on about topics that bore women to tears. They think they're impressing the women when, in reality, they're depressing the women.

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