Can’t Buy Me Alpha

VZPurp · 2013-06-05T02:32:01+00:00

I couldn't care less about a woman's career or credentials. It has no bearing on my attraction to her whatsoever; actually, if anything it tends to work against them because they take on competitive traits that resemble masculinity.

Their hobbies and creative pursuits can be intriguing, though, as that's what makes life interesting. (Note: Going to bars/clubs does not count.)

Nutz76 · 2013-06-05T01:58:03+00:00

On the feminine side we have the cruel reality of feminine Hypergamy that’s constantly reminded that the man she’s paired with (or would pair with) isn’t capable of, or is less capable of, the provisioning her Hypergamy ultimately demands of him, and which she can provide for herself. For the single professional woman this imbalance results in their constant search for a man they consider “her equal”, and is the cause for many post-Wall women’s common lament of not being able to find the guy she thinks she deserves.

By this distorted logic, professional women subscribe to the social convention that they can ‘buy Alpha’; that their credentials, financial and social status ought to be the deciding factor for men’s intimate estimations of them, and any man not abiding by these conditions is by definition “infantile”, has a “fragile ego” and is “threatened by successful women”.

It's my belief that one of the principle reasons feminists believe women should have careers comes down to projection. They area attracted to men of high status (eg high income), so they attempt to emulate this attractive quality in hopes men will find them as attractive as they do of wealthy men. This would seem especially important for less attractive women, which may explain my observation that virtually all hardliner feminists are not very pretty. High-T perhaps?

GermanDude · 2013-06-05T09:36:21+00:00

What the f*** is the point of this over-length article? I frankly don't even know why he discusses the female side of things - but then again I'm no blogger. For example how is there anything such as

Hypergamic shit-tests

? A shit-test must be context-dependent or have an open outcome. It doesn't take a shit-test for HER to figure out that his pay sucks.

So I hope I do at least get it right that the author suggests that due to

his Beta-Game sexual strategy

the real man ("alpha") is going to be saved from the hypergamy ambitions of his wifey by applying "alpha-game (sex strategy)"? I would much more like that the author would go into depth here, instead of delving on the obvious! (That Alpha > Beta) Because "you can't buy wifey" is also true, else there wouldn't be a lot of rich, old, single fucks out there!

The majority of elite earning women simply lack the feminine grace and physical appeal to attract this Alpha dominance.

This is also BS, because it equals a man that has "alphatude" with a man that has no incentive to pursue an "elite-earning" women, i. e. again assuming that all rich women are ugly as fuck. I'm not sure, but a lot of wealthy women I know are wealthy due to their family. As such they are still beautiful, often young - and happen to outearn many men by default. I don't consider this to be something special, because remember, we are merely talking about outearning here! It's not about the absolute $-value, but about the relative difference that makes hypergamy attractive! Alas, there are indeed plenty of women outearning men - from the perspective of the individual man (that is affected by all this).

Conclusion: This article might be entertaining and even a bit informative, but what I'm lacking in all this bla-bla is actual advice or valuable insight that is applicable for men, esp. those that are at risk of being out-earned or at least aren't millionaires.

Title	Can’t Buy Me Alpha
Author	Nutz76
Upvotes	0
Comments	16
Date	June 5, 2013 1:55 AM UTC (13 years ago)
Subreddit	Posted in /r/TheRedPill
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