Hierarchy between alphas

Hi Sam,

After some recent events, I've been thinking about the hierarchy between alphas lately. You see some banter online, one alpha boasting that "I'm the alpha your alpha serves", how they "poached" another alpha's subs. Or that when an alpha recognizes another's superiority, he will keep his head down in a silent acknowledgment of that superiority, even in front of his sub.

In my case, I enjoy competition, specially physical ones. I'm on a couple of websites where men, mostly bi and gay, can meet up for fights. Some like to play pretend, but I look for the real thing. Hard fought bareknuckle fights, grappling matches with punches (often with low blows allowed), and even the occasional no-rules brawl when none of the involved needs to be at the office the next week. It's hard to describe the feeling of utterly dominating another alpha, specially when we agreed on stakes beforehand. These guys are fit, leaders in their homes and communities, they are the top of the pyramid and they know it. To bring them down and force them to accept my superiority over them, and subject them to the same things my subs go through under me is unlike anything else I have ever experienced. I'd like to do this with an audience one day, perhaps mine and the other guy's faggots all watching us go at each other. Haven't happened yet, but here's hoping.

But back to my question. I don't see a lot being written or discussed about this. The way alphas are constantly navigating through this power struggle with other alphas. Not just in the bedroom or in a fetish context, but in family dynamics, in the workplace, everywhere. At least for me, that desire to dominate, to take lead and protect those beneath me can't be turned off. And that has often put me in conflict with similarly minded men.

Would like to hear your thoughts on this.