[Reeses]

In the manosphere the definition of alpha is very clear. It is a man who takes care of himself first and does not sacrifice himself to society (the Karenocracy) because society tells them he should do so.

In the manosphere, any man can become an alpha male by becoming more selfish? That's a cargo cult idea that won't land any new cargo. The manosphere isn't an authority of which men qualify as alpha males. Outside of advising 80% men not to mate with 80% of women, the manosphere isn't much help. The manosphere is going extinct right alongside the femnosphere.

[cgbg]

Today the manosphere is the only place young men can get advice that honors and respects them.

Everywhere else they are told to sacrifice themselves to somebody else—to be subject to the whim of all who wish to rule over them.

That is why it has thrived for two decades—and will probably thrive for many more.

The spirit of men will never be crushed.

[Jonty30]

Some of the extremism of the manosphere is just as unhealthy.

But they aren’t entirely inaccurate. However, you do have to sift for proper information. I think men are best described as velvet bricks. Superficially, they have all the soft qualities that women claim to want, but underneath they are as hard as granite. They are capable of great damage, but they seek to use that power judiciously.

[alexander_busek]

In the manosphere, any man can become an alpha male by becoming more selfish?

Erm, that would be a SIGMA male.

Outside of advising 80% men not to mate with 80% of women, the manosphere isn't much help.

That, alone, is a TREMENDOUS help!

The manosphere is going extinct right alongside the femnosphere.

Evidence?

Regards,