This is pretty dumb, but it's how women 'choose' men

Summary

In this video, the speaker explains that men fall into three categories in the social hierarchy: Alpha, Beta, and Omega. Alphas are natural leaders who project confidence, dominance, and excitement, which women are biologically drawn to. Betas, the 'good guys,' often lack these traits, leading to them being seen as dependable but not desirable. Omegas are invisible, unnoticed by women due to their weak identity. The video stresses that to succeed with women, men need to embody Alpha traits, as women are instinctively attracted to dominance and strength, making the Alpha the most successful in attracting women.

Takeaways

• 😀 There are three types of men in the attraction hierarchy: Alpha, Beta, and Omega.
• 😀 Women are biologically wired to respond to Alpha males who display dominance, confidence, and strength.
• 😀 Alphas stand out because they lead their lives without seeking validation, giving off an exciting and dominant vibe.
• 😀 Betas are men who try to please others and follow others' lead, but they lack the excitement and dominance women crave.
• 😀 Betas may end up in the friend zone because women see them as dependable but not desirable.
• 😀 Omegas are invisible to women because they don’t project any strong traits and lack a clear identity.
• 😀 If you're not exhibiting Alpha traits, you're likely losing the game of attraction and will struggle to get women.
• 😀 Women are attracted to strength and dominance, which makes the Alpha male the most desirable type in their biological programming.
• 😀 Being a Beta or Omega means women may settle for you later in life but are not truly attracted to you.
• 😀 To succeed with women, you need to honestly assess which category you're in—Alpha, Beta, or Omega—and make changes if necessary.
• 😀 Women are biologically wired to fall for Alphas, and if you're not perceived as one, it will be difficult to attract women.

Q & A

What are the three categories of men described in the video?

The three categories of men discussed in the video are Alpha, Beta, and Omega. Alphas are dominant and confident leaders, Betas are supportive but less desirable, and Omegas are invisible or overlooked due to a lack of strong identity.

Why are women instinctively attracted to Alpha males?

Women are biologically wired to be attracted to Alpha males because they project dominance, confidence, and strength, which activate primal areas in the brain related to survival and security.

What is the 'Nice Guy Syndrome' as mentioned in the video?

The 'Nice Guy Syndrome' refers to men who believe that being overly agreeable and accommodating will win women over. However, this often leads them to be placed in the 'friend zone' rather than being seen as desirable.

What is the core problem with Beta males in terms of attraction?

Beta males often fail to attract women because they lack the dominance, excitement, and challenge that women crave. While they may be dependable, they are seen as too safe and not thrilling or adventurous.

What traits do Alphas project that make them attractive to women?

Alphas project confidence, dominance, leadership, decisiveness, and emotional strength, which make them appear exciting, strong, and capable of guaranteeing survival, all of which are traits that women are subconsciously drawn to.

What causes Omega males to be overlooked by women?

Omega males are overlooked because they lack a strong identity or presence. They do not project any signals that attract attention, making them essentially invisible to women.

How does the video suggest men should view themselves in relation to the Alpha, Beta, and Omega hierarchy?

Men are encouraged to honestly assess where they fall within the hierarchy and to recognize how they project themselves to women. Understanding whether they come across as Alpha, Beta, or Omega can help them improve their results in attracting women.

What does the video suggest about the likelihood of Beta males having long-term success with women?

While Beta males might have some success with women later in life, the video suggests that in this case, women may just be settling for them. They are seen as a backup option after women have passed their prime years.

Why does the video emphasize the importance of Alpha traits for success with women?

The video stresses the importance of Alpha traits because women are biologically wired to seek out men who project dominance, excitement, and strength. Without displaying these traits, men are less likely to be seen as desirable.

What impact does the concept of 'settling' have on the attraction dynamic for Beta males?

For Beta males, the idea of 'settling' means that women may only choose them when they no longer have better options, typically after they have passed their peak fertility and attractiveness. This reduces the Beta's desirability in the long term.