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Dang Zip, damn good answer. Now all I gotta do is explain how to be masculine to the guy without me being there..... or buy some walky-talky's!
Carrying on, would you say there is more to being masculine than "alpha"?
Do you think men can flip and still seem real? Personally I dont see how that could work, wouldnt it seem like 2 different personalities?
In my opinion... there are four things for men (general categories that can be assigned adjectives.)
1.) Alpha
2.) Beta
3.) Alpha Omega
4.) Zeta
What are words you associate with Alpha? Beta? Alpha Omega? Zeta? Let's put them in order of wuss to asshole: (this goes for any sexuality... gay or straight men)
zeta: no vision of self, complete lack of confidence, drone, eunuch, illogical emotional
beta: second in command, needy, emotional, weak, humanitarian
alpha: first, leader, logical, authoritative, strong, humanist
alpha omega: fixed, cocky, asshole, bull-headed, puffed-up, illogical, mustache (jk)
Okay, so... my opinion of masculinity that is attractive to women is alpha. Now, that also includes alpha that swings naturally back and forth between a touch of beta and a touch of alpha omega.
For example: when I first meet a guy, if he's a bit cocky or a bit of an asshole with a smile (alpha omegaish) it's attractive. If a guy has a bit of feminine grace to him (beta) it's attractive. But he needs to have the essence, confidence, and leadership abilities of the alpha.
A true leader knows when to lead and when to follow. A true leader (alpha) knows when to lead (alpha omega) and when to follow (beta.)
How does this translate for your guy? He needs to understand that women will be more open to him because of his campy ways. He also needs to understand what it means for HIM to be a man... however that translates. He can still be "himself" and "alpha."
1.) He needs to take leadership opportunities (take her hand and lead her through the bar, lead a group to another venue, take control of the crowd and tell them to stop pushing the bar, etc.) and it needs to be done in a calm, logical, resonate, authoritative way.
2.) He needs to own his sexuality. He must be able to create a sexual frame that is comfortable, strong, enticing, but NOT horny. This should be done physically through kino escalation and verbally by raising her buying temperature and expressing his comfort in his human sexuality.
3.) He needs to be logical. And not needy. However, he needs to be logical while honoring emotion and he needs to be not needy of anything from people he's just met (or are not of deserving quality) but NEEDY to the world for experience. This is a tricky concept, do you understand this point?
I'm dating a guy right now that uses his natural femininity to "get in" where others can't. He's got this Valentino quality to him that is graceful and cruel at the same time. He is undoubtedly a man, but is so comfortable in who he is that he uses his feminine characteristics as a sort of peacocking.
hope that helps a little