Alpha King
Don Juan
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All the sosuave discussion on different strategies or how to deal with specific situations is a good beginning point for newbies. Ultimately though, if you want to maximize your success with women you will either have to become a 'seduction jock' (doing NLP, speed seduction, etc.) or become an alpha male. This is a guideline on becoming the alpha male, summarizing info from other posts on sosuave (see appendix at bottom).
The alpha male is simply the dominant male in any group/social circle. There are varying degrees of alphaness (i.e. there isn't always just one alpha and the rest are betas), but this much is certain: the more alpha you are the better looking will be the girls you attract, the more girls will you attract, and the easier it will be for you to get physical intimacy. You should already know the evolutionary reasons behind that. Now here are my definitions of alpha attributes:
- Fierceness. It isn't the specific stature or strength of the man that counts, but merely the fierceness quotient. Bruce Lee is one of the fiercest men of the modern era, though he lacked size. Agent Smith in 'the Matrix' is fierce just b/c he wears a scowl. Nonetheless, alpha males GENERALLY have more lean muscle and/or are taller than other males in the group. In some way -- be it through height, strength, athleticism, fighting skills, meanness, etc. -- the man has to be fierce. If he isn't himself too fierce, then he makes physically fierce allies, whom he dominates through his intelligence/competence. The point is that no one wants to mess with an alpha b/c of the dire physical consequences.
- 'Take no dirt.' An Alpha Male doesn't accept b.s. behavior from other people. If he has a problem with the way someone is treating him, the alpha male lets the person know it often in a ****y & funny way.
- Non-antagonistic/ a group builder. There is a misconceived notion that an alpha male is always antagonistic with other males. Quite the contrary -- only beta males have to conflict other males due to their own need to assert dominance. Alphas already feel dominant and don't have to prove anything. They don't have to put anyone down, but as already mentioned neither do they have to suck up to anyone. An alpha will try to coalesce people to form a bigger group b/c he understands that the more allies he has the better it is for his pack. Consider the behavior of Vince Vaughn's character Trent in Swingers and compare that behavior to Sue's in the same film. Sue points a gun at another guy to assert his dominance, whereas Trent invites those same guys over to play video games. Clearly Trent is the alpha here and he didn't have to resort to violence to prove any point.
- Courageousness. Though the alpha isn't antagonistic, if there is a threat on the group he will take action (not necessarily through violence). He will be the first to back up his friend in a verbal/physical conflict. He has a higher threshold of pain. Since most people recognize his courageousness, no one tests him on this.
- Authoritativeness. People take his opinions/ideas seriously. Part of this is having a serious, robust, and deep voice. Think Vin Diesel.
- Attractiveness. When an alpha male enters a room, heads turn -- both male and female. Attractiveness covers pretty-boyness, good clothes, demeanor etc. The oddest part of alphaness is that boyish facial features like Brad Pitt's are actually the most attractive and which get the most notice.
- Confidence. It's easy to have confidence when you exhibit the above features. Alphas carry themselves in a confident manner. Standing with good posture, looking people in the eye, having a firm handshake, smiling at girls, saying 'hi' to acquaintances.
- Seeking the best for himself and the group. Another reason why alphas are not antagonistic -- they know that petty fights get them in trouble and can hold back their success. Alphas have ambition. An alpha will try to find quality enthusiastic men with potential to join the group as his followers.
- Being the center of attention. Alphas are not pre-occupied with sternness and displaying alphaness -- they're more interested in getting attention wherever they go. This can be done through humor, performance in music, unique ensemble, etc. Alphas are required to be arrogant/self-centered.
- Non-speculative/man of action. Alphas don't sit around and think about stuff too much. Not that they're errant and stupid -- they make calculated decisions and then act on them quickly. They find enjoyment in physical activities more than reading/talking.
- Competence. For whatever the group is trying to achieve (as opposed to intelligence in general).
- The ability to acquire resources or having the resources themselves. When girls are young they gravitate towards the sons of rich families. When they're older they go for men with ambition and higher income.
A fine mix of all these qualities is necessary for an alpha. Plain and simple, an alpha is a highly masculinized, secure male who has some fortunate traits and skills that he utilizes for his own benefit and to lead a group of people.
The alpha male is simply the dominant male in any group/social circle. There are varying degrees of alphaness (i.e. there isn't always just one alpha and the rest are betas), but this much is certain: the more alpha you are the better looking will be the girls you attract, the more girls will you attract, and the easier it will be for you to get physical intimacy. You should already know the evolutionary reasons behind that. Now here are my definitions of alpha attributes:
- Fierceness. It isn't the specific stature or strength of the man that counts, but merely the fierceness quotient. Bruce Lee is one of the fiercest men of the modern era, though he lacked size. Agent Smith in 'the Matrix' is fierce just b/c he wears a scowl. Nonetheless, alpha males GENERALLY have more lean muscle and/or are taller than other males in the group. In some way -- be it through height, strength, athleticism, fighting skills, meanness, etc. -- the man has to be fierce. If he isn't himself too fierce, then he makes physically fierce allies, whom he dominates through his intelligence/competence. The point is that no one wants to mess with an alpha b/c of the dire physical consequences.
- 'Take no dirt.' An Alpha Male doesn't accept b.s. behavior from other people. If he has a problem with the way someone is treating him, the alpha male lets the person know it often in a ****y & funny way.
- Non-antagonistic/ a group builder. There is a misconceived notion that an alpha male is always antagonistic with other males. Quite the contrary -- only beta males have to conflict other males due to their own need to assert dominance. Alphas already feel dominant and don't have to prove anything. They don't have to put anyone down, but as already mentioned neither do they have to suck up to anyone. An alpha will try to coalesce people to form a bigger group b/c he understands that the more allies he has the better it is for his pack. Consider the behavior of Vince Vaughn's character Trent in Swingers and compare that behavior to Sue's in the same film. Sue points a gun at another guy to assert his dominance, whereas Trent invites those same guys over to play video games. Clearly Trent is the alpha here and he didn't have to resort to violence to prove any point.
- Courageousness. Though the alpha isn't antagonistic, if there is a threat on the group he will take action (not necessarily through violence). He will be the first to back up his friend in a verbal/physical conflict. He has a higher threshold of pain. Since most people recognize his courageousness, no one tests him on this.
- Authoritativeness. People take his opinions/ideas seriously. Part of this is having a serious, robust, and deep voice. Think Vin Diesel.
- Attractiveness. When an alpha male enters a room, heads turn -- both male and female. Attractiveness covers pretty-boyness, good clothes, demeanor etc. The oddest part of alphaness is that boyish facial features like Brad Pitt's are actually the most attractive and which get the most notice.
- Confidence. It's easy to have confidence when you exhibit the above features. Alphas carry themselves in a confident manner. Standing with good posture, looking people in the eye, having a firm handshake, smiling at girls, saying 'hi' to acquaintances.
- Seeking the best for himself and the group. Another reason why alphas are not antagonistic -- they know that petty fights get them in trouble and can hold back their success. Alphas have ambition. An alpha will try to find quality enthusiastic men with potential to join the group as his followers.
- Being the center of attention. Alphas are not pre-occupied with sternness and displaying alphaness -- they're more interested in getting attention wherever they go. This can be done through humor, performance in music, unique ensemble, etc. Alphas are required to be arrogant/self-centered.
- Non-speculative/man of action. Alphas don't sit around and think about stuff too much. Not that they're errant and stupid -- they make calculated decisions and then act on them quickly. They find enjoyment in physical activities more than reading/talking.
- Competence. For whatever the group is trying to achieve (as opposed to intelligence in general).
- The ability to acquire resources or having the resources themselves. When girls are young they gravitate towards the sons of rich families. When they're older they go for men with ambition and higher income.
A fine mix of all these qualities is necessary for an alpha. Plain and simple, an alpha is a highly masculinized, secure male who has some fortunate traits and skills that he utilizes for his own benefit and to lead a group of people.