There's a lot of beneficial messages in the RP spheres - be the prize, build yourself as a person, be firm but fun, have a life that involves actually leaving the house...

But I think there's a lot of misconceptions in the modern discussions around what "alpha" and "beta" mean. I was always under the impression that "alpha" meant "leader" -- and a good leader is someone who knows how to look after and sees to the needs of the people looking up to him. However, "looking after people" in the RP hemisphere seems to often be classified as a "beta" trait.

I'm sure it's partially because RP is intended for timid men to learn to be more assertive and not just give everything away to people... but there's sadly a lack of nuance to the discussion, as it seems to result in many young novices hearing "don't bend over backwards for people who don't deserve it" and they're interpreting it to mean "never give anything to anyone or else you're a beta CUCK".

So... is being capable of "being considerate" beta by RP teaching?