RockaRolla25
Don Juan
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I am curious to see what you guys think about fathers and sons. Is it possible for your alphaness to come from your father?
Let me give a few examples ( I am assuming traditional mom and dad homes):
Person A: grows up with mom and dad. Dad is an assertive alpha always talking about women. He nudges his son when he's about 13 and says, "see the cans on that one?" The father and son do this whenever they go out. Father sneaks him playboys and is open about sex with any questions the son has. As a result the boy is having sex by 13-14 years old and knows to be ****y and funny.
Person B: grows up with mom and dad. However, dad is a boring beta who never mentions women sexually or makes any comments. He never nudges his son when they go out or talks about sex. The son gets a vibe that he can't talk to his dad about sex because his dad never mentions it. As a result, the son feels "ashamed" about sex and shy around women.
Is it entirely possible that Person B will grow up to be an AFC and person A will grow up to be an alpha?
Do you think this has some merit?
Let me give a few examples ( I am assuming traditional mom and dad homes):
Person A: grows up with mom and dad. Dad is an assertive alpha always talking about women. He nudges his son when he's about 13 and says, "see the cans on that one?" The father and son do this whenever they go out. Father sneaks him playboys and is open about sex with any questions the son has. As a result the boy is having sex by 13-14 years old and knows to be ****y and funny.
Person B: grows up with mom and dad. However, dad is a boring beta who never mentions women sexually or makes any comments. He never nudges his son when they go out or talks about sex. The son gets a vibe that he can't talk to his dad about sex because his dad never mentions it. As a result, the son feels "ashamed" about sex and shy around women.
Is it entirely possible that Person B will grow up to be an AFC and person A will grow up to be an alpha?
Do you think this has some merit?