TL;DR Found out my nephew is a natural alpha after trying to give him some advice on girls.

I hung out with my 10 year old nephew this afternoon and I wanted to dispense some TRP to him in small doses to give him a head start on things. For background he's the younger brother of a sister that likes to use him as a punching bag when she doesn't get her way. He always tries to make her happy and does a good bit of crying, more then I think is normal for a boy his age. So of course I want to make sure he doesn't supplicate to every woman in his life and set him on the right track.

I showed him some pictures of a plate I'm seeing to set the stage so I could build credibility and dispense some knowledge. He was impressed and called her a hoochie mama. I told him girls like this aren't going to treat men nice because they get too much attention and I was going give a few pointers to help build his confidence if girls treated him bad and he said "oh I know"... I was shocked. I asked him what gave him that idea and he said "oh I've dated" hahahaha. Anyway, he goes into how he ignored these girls as he's dated them and how they get more interested and they break up after a few weeks. And in elementary terms that is a long time, if relationships last a day you're doing good. He goes on and tells me how the girls are all getting interested in him because he's really good at kickball in gym. He then shares that "Girls like guys that are good at sports" It was like watching an alpha being born and made me really proud. He goes onto describe his secret kick that gives him the best kickball results, adding that he's only telling me because I'm too old to play kickball... haha

Needless to say I think he's going to do just fine. His father (now my ex brother in law, sees him every other weekend) ironically gave me some advice when I was around his age and it was "Never get married" I told my nephew the story and I told him to live by the advice as well.

Does anybody else have similar stories? I'm just curious, not the most groundbreaking TRP post but I thought I would share.