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: Crime & FederalismWhat is a Beta Male?
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Society has achieved a full inversion of values when this is a beta male:
A beta male is frequently a male who is trying to be a man by doing the right thing: He works hard to learn the difficult trades demanded in the modern economy; he treats women with respect and deference, he is generally sober, he spends a lot of time trying to understand prevailing political and philosophical currents. As a result, he is very unlikely to be the seductive Prince Charming that today's young women have been brought up to expect as their birthright.
My critics humorously assume that I am pro-alpha males. The opposite is true. Alpha males are parasites on society, and the desecration of traditional culture disturbs. Yet a man has to make a choice. Do you go through your 20's and 30's sexless and frustrated, or do you have unlimited sexual options?
Vivacious 20-something women have little interest in drudges, unattractive guys, late bloomers, short guys, introverted guys, etc...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on February 22, 2011 (boomark / email).
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