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RE: Clark Kent/Superman Alpha vs. fulltime Alpha
Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit upon his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats. - H L Mencken
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RE: Clark Kent/Superman Alpha vs. fulltime Alpha
I behave Beta-ishly in most areas of life - I am low-energy, introverted, avoid conflict, smile a lot, behave generously towards strangers and am just terribly nice (other than my unshakably red-pill views) all around. Even with girls, I enjoy expressing affection, cuddling, giving small gifts, planning the future and etc. However, if I am angered (which is very likely if the girl I'm interested in is low-quality, slutty or demands asshole game), I have no problem amping the Alpha to any level needed and pump 'n' dumping her.
I think the closest analogy is the snapping turtle, or perhaps a porcupine. I really enjoy being docile and cheerful, but I fuck up people who don't return it.
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RE: Clark Kent/Superman Alpha vs. fulltime Alpha
(04-02-2013 07:29 PM)guerrilla Wrote: Here's my take: Superman's clark kent wasnt really beta, so this dichotomy doesn't exist. Clark Kent was just a way for Superman to FIT IN. He's an alien after all, completely different from the rest of us. But he still got lonely. By adopting the personality of a dilligent office drone, he was able get what he wanted: to FIT IN to SOCIETY. That curbed him of his loneliness. But at his core was the ultimate superman alpha soul.
So the duality doesn't exist: there's not an alpha face and a beta face, only either an alpha or a beta CORE. If you're core soul is alpha, then who the gives a fuck what mask you wear.
It's all about your soul, baby.
No way. Clark represents the ultimate beta. He's not just some guy, Superman has intentionally made Clark to be the opposite of the Übermensch. And, strangely enough, Clark kind of takes over- Superman get oneitis for Lois.
(This post was last modified: 04-03-2013 08:31 AM by soup.)
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RE: Clark Kent/Superman Alpha vs. fulltime Alpha
(04-02-2013 03:00 AM)Fredster Wrote: A good comic book hero who has continuous alphatude is Batman . He is alpha as Bruce Wayne and as Batman, if anything he is two different types of alpha.
Bruce Wayne is like a suave, charismatic, classy game spitting alpha, while as batman, he is more a thug, badboy, caveman like alpha . This is of-course form the comic books, and not from the Christopher Nolan movies.
In regard to your description of Bruce Wayne/Batman, I'd have to vehemently disagree.
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Teedub
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RE: Clark Kent/Superman Alpha vs. fulltime Alpha
(04-03-2013 11:16 PM)Player_1337 Wrote: (04-02-2013 03:00 AM)Fredster Wrote: A good comic book hero who has continuous alphatude is Batman . He is alpha as Bruce Wayne and as Batman, if anything he is two different types of alpha.
Bruce Wayne is like a suave, charismatic, classy game spitting alpha, while as batman, he is more a thug, badboy, caveman like alpha . This is of-course form the comic books, and not from the Christopher Nolan movies.
In regard to your description of Bruce Wayne/Batman, I'd have to vehemently disagree.
Just curious, how would you describe Bruce Wayne/Batman?
(04-04-2013 02:44 AM)soup Wrote: Wolverine, Hulk, Lobo, Gambit are the most alpha/redpill kind of superheroes- pure masculinity.
Beta superheroes: Reed Richards (his special power is that he's essentially a giant vaginal canal), Spiderman, Cyclops, etc.
I wouldn't class Hulk as alpha, nor would I describe Bruce Banner as alpha. Hulk has zero control, and BB is a nervous wreck.
Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit upon his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats. - H L Mencken
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soup
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RE: Clark Kent/Superman Alpha vs. fulltime Alpha
(04-04-2013 03:12 AM)Teedub Wrote: (04-03-2013 11:16 PM)Player_1337 Wrote: (04-02-2013 03:00 AM)Fredster Wrote: A good comic book hero who has continuous alphatude is Batman . He is alpha as Bruce Wayne and as Batman, if anything he is two different types of alpha.
Bruce Wayne is like a suave, charismatic, classy game spitting alpha, while as batman, he is more a thug, badboy, caveman like alpha . This is of-course form the comic books, and not from the Christopher Nolan movies.
In regard to your description of Bruce Wayne/Batman, I'd have to vehemently disagree.
Just curious, how would you describe Bruce Wayne/Batman?
(04-04-2013 02:44 AM)soup Wrote: Wolverine, Hulk, Lobo, Gambit are the most alpha/redpill kind of superheroes- pure masculinity.
Beta superheroes: Reed Richards (his special power is that he's essentially a giant vaginal canal), Spiderman, Cyclops, etc.
I wouldn't class Hulk as alpha, nor would I describe Bruce Banner as alpha. Hulk has zero control, and BB is a nervous wreck.
To me, Hulk embodies the most extreme masculinity. He's a walking muscle fueled by nuclear powered testosterone.
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