Hilarious: Chuck Schumer’s Gambit to Force Overworked Clerk to Read “Big, Beautiful Bill” Backfires When She Reaches the Section That Defines the Word “Woman” (VIDEO)

Quote:For the purposes of paragraph three, the term female means someone who naturally has had, will have,…the reproductive system that at some point produces, transports, and utilizes eggs for fertilization,”

For good measure, the clerk also read the definition of the word “male,” a group that the Democrats have alienated for years due to supposed “privilege” and “toxic masculinity.”

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Can a Beta male be considered a real male?

I just found out there's a new type of Alpha male, it's called a Sigma male. How about that. I was reading the characteristics of both and I think I fall in between both, a little here, a little there.

(06-29-2025 11:06 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  Can a Beta male be considered a real male?

I just found out there's a new type of Alpha male, it's called a Sigma male. How about that. I was reading the characteristics of both and I think I fall in between both, a little here, a little there.

By biological definition, the answer would have to be yes, because we can't have it both ways. Even if they don't exactly emit the traits you would expect from an XY.

Ah yes, sigma. You're talking to one now. I'm would say I'm a sigma (if I can be placed in a box based on those hierarchical definitions). A stoic one at that.

I never heard of this, so I looked it up. Just a Google search.

Quote:The concept of "9 types of men" can refer to different frameworks, including social dynamics (like alpha, beta, sigma), archetypes in dating, or even body types.

There isn't a universally agreed-upon list, but some common classifications include: Alpha, Beta, Delta, Gamma, Omega, Sigma, Zeta, the Unnoticed, and Narcissists; or within a dating context: Husband Material, Promiscuous Vamp, Lookmaxed Sigma, NY Snob, Volcel, Edgy Bad Boy, Promiscuous Partychad, Solitary Caveman, and the Flaky Attractive.

Other frameworks categorize men by personality archetypes (e.g., the Everyman, the Artist, the Entrepreneur) or even spiritual perspectives (Natural, Carnal, Spiritual).

Here's a breakdown of some common categories:

Social Dynamics (often referred to as "the hierarchy"):

Alpha Male:
Dominant, assertive, confident, often seen as natural leaders and the center of attention.

Beta Male:
May be more passive, follow the lead of others, and seek social harmony.

Sigma Male:
A less common term, but often described as independent, self-reliant, and thriving outside of the traditional social hierarchy.

Omega Male:
Often portrayed as quirky, unconventional, and not concerned with social status.

Gamma Male:
A more recent addition, sometimes associated with toxic behavior and a sense of entitlement.

Delta Male:
Often described as the "average guy" or someone who is content with their place in the social structure.

Zeta Male:
Another less common term, sometimes associated with introversion and a focus on self-improvement.

Dating Archetypes:

Husband Material: Reliable, responsible, and emotionally available.

Promiscuous Vamp: Charismatic and attractive, but may be focused on casual relationships.

Edgy Bad Boy: Rebellious, often emotionally unavailable, and potentially dangerous.

The "Nice" Guy: While seemingly kind, this type can be passive-aggressive or manipulative.

Other Categories:

Everyman: Represents the average, relatable guy.
The Artist: Creative, expressive, and potentially unconventional.
The Entrepreneur: Driven, ambitious, and focused on success.
The Adventurer: Seeks new experiences and challenges.
The Scholar: Intellectual, curious, and enjoys learning.
The Romantic: Passionate, expressive, and focused on love and relationships.

What ever happened to "we have to pass the bill to know what's in the bill" ???

I'm borrowing one from one of the posters: The Dumbassist, someone who cannot be persuaded to a common sense idea because it doesn't suit their ideology even after showing him the proof.