I tell you 6 types of men in the social hierarchy system: to learn where to stand?
To increase awareness of the new and remind the old members. Are you a leader, continued, or out of competition completely?
Discover your position between alpha, beta and other types in the hierarchical sequence.
1- Alpha Males: Alva is the strong and confident man, who is considered a great natural and attractive leader for women. The alpha enjoys the charisma and the ability to control the situation, which always makes it in power or leadership sites.
It easily attracts women because of its strong presence and social intelligence, and represents the traditional model of male power. Alpha focuses on improving himself and tending to achieve success, which always makes him in the foreground, as others follow him thanks to his strength and control.
2- Beta Males: These men are less dominant and confident than alpha. They are distinguished by being dependent or supportive, and they always seek to satisfy women until they are accepted. Beta often ends up in long -term relationships (resource provision) based on comfort and stability, and not necessarily to passion or desire, are seen as less attractive by women due to lack of firmness and leadership qualities.
3- Delta Males: Delta men represent the backbone of society; They are the majority of men who do daily work and live a normal life.
These men work hard and perform the necessary tasks without necessarily ambitious or seeking to drive. They are stable in their personal and professional lives, and they often have stable relationships. They can be relied upon, but they are not two lines to look at the social arena.
4- Gamma Males: Gamma men are characterized by hatred and resentment, as they feel bitter towards alpha and beta because of their inability to achieve what these men have achieved, and what they consider social injustice.
Despite their intelligence, they lack the social skills necessary for success. They are considered the least compatible with traditional social dynamics, and they tend to withdraw from social activities, which often makes them isolated or introverted.
5- Omega Males: It is the omega who prefer to stay away from the social hierarchy, and is seen as greatly outside this sequence.
They live on the margin and tend to is isolated and indulge in their own interests or hobbies, which are often unconventional.
These men lack the ability to compete and are not interested in seeking to achieve power or popularity and do not care about their compatibility with society, which makes them socially impartial.
6- Sigma Males: they are the men who choose their own path and do not care about the social hierarchy. They have high self -confidence and the ability to succeed like alpha, but they prefer independence and refuse to engage in the traditional social system.
However, they may collide with the "wall" because, despite their capabilities and capabilities, they may find it difficult to achieve the social influence or domination of alpha.
This means that the Sigma man, despite his willingness to stay independent and unconventional, may feel restrictions as a result of his inability to achieve the same level of influence in society.