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Time for the Alpha Males?????

Kilgore Trout

Misanthropic Humanist
In just about everything I've done in life, I've sooner or later taken a leadership position, but this "alpha male" pseudo-science really cracks me up. Near as I can see, it's just another bit of BS for our modern age.

I find it highly similar to the fad of people calling themselves "type-a" personalities. In both cases, people who call themselves either an "alpha male" or a "type-a personality," seem to have a tendency to confuse being loud, impatient, pushy, and frantic with being somehow dominant or a leader of some type.

I find it an amusing, yet useful filter which lets me know how seriously to take someone and how to interact with them if I have to, or to dismiss them if interaction is optional.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
I find it highly similar to the fad of people calling themselves "type-a" personalities. In both cases, people who call themselves either an "alpha male" or a "type-a personality," seem to have a tendency to confuse being loud, impatient, pushy, and frantic with being somehow dominant or a leader of some type.

I find it an amusing, yet useful filter which lets me know how seriously to take someone and how to interact with them if I have to, or to dismiss them if interaction is optional.
You sound like one of those alpha type A guys.
(I'm intimidated.)
 

Sunstone

De Diablo Del Fora
Premium Member
I find it highly similar to the fad of people calling themselves "type-a" personalities. In both cases, people who call themselves either an "alpha male" or a "type-a personality," seem to have a tendency to confuse being loud, impatient, pushy, and frantic with being somehow dominant or a leader of some type.

I find it an amusing, yet useful filter which lets me know how seriously to take someone and how to interact with them if I have to, or to dismiss them if interaction is optional.

Most self-proclaimed "alpha males" I know of could not reliably lead a pack of sweet-starved cub scouts downhill to an ice cream truck.
 

Flame

Beware
A few of the men I'd accept having "alpha" status

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