I do admire your work and all the effort you put on this website, but I have a feeling that you only talk about Alphas and Faggots. What about the middle? Your hierarchy model has several other layers. Could you please talk more about Betas? I am 19 years old, I am very attracted to powerful man, but I don’t see myself submitting and becoming property of an Alpha. Am I a Beta?

Sorry if I sound rude, but I’m in a conservative Catholic family and it’s really hard to find material about that. When I finally find someone gay they want to fuck and breed me as submissive bottom, but I’m not sure if this is what I am.

You’re absolutely right, and I’m always conscious of my overlooking beta males in my coverage. I think part of the reason for that is that betas are generally overlooked in LIFE, and that’s not fair because beta males have done amazing things. Think about someone like Mr. Rogers, surely a beta male, and how he transformed the lives of generations of children. Many great scientists and musicians are betas. It’s funny but while I was locked up I sketched out a video highlighting famous beta males! I haven’t gotten around to it yet, but it’s coming!

As for you, the answer to your situation is still up in the air because you’re young, and because most people are attracted to powerful Men without being faggots. I created a book titled “Are You A Faggot?” which is designed to walk the reader through a questionnaire to help them figure out if they are a faggot. That might be a place to start. The book can be found by following the link in the Book Store section of this site. 

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This will be an ongoing feature in which I try to point out examples of Alphahood and Alpha behavior as expressed in the arts, primarily movies.

The 1992 crime thriller Glengarry Glen Ross is a middle-of-the-road film about a bunch of mostly broken Men trying to salvage something of their lost lives.

But it opens with one of the most dynamic representations of Alpha/beta Hierarchy ever put to film. Alec Baldwin (in his only appearance in the film) plays a dynamic, successful corporate sales manager sent in to motivate the flagging sales team. The way he does it establishes himself firmly as the God Alpha among the other males. Kevin Spacey plays his beta-dom suck-up. Among the group, guys like Jack Lemmon are like beta cucks.

Only Ed Harris exhibits any potential Alpha qualities, initially fighting back against Baldwin’s bluster. However, Baldwin’s God Alpha character kicks Harris back into place.

Here is the scene:

Hi! I had a quick question for you – do you think it’s possible for straight fags to exist? I have never once had a “crush” on a man, only women which is why I believe to be straight. I have never had any desire to be in a romantic relationship with a man. I don’t really find men hot or anything.

However I am definitely a faggot. I know I am inferior to other men, and I am attracted to the idea of serving them. I’m even more attracted to serving them non sexually than sexually (i dont really want to serve sexually, i just know it is required of me). I’m attracted to the power they have over me and them using that power. But i’m not attracted to the men themselves.

I’m pretty convinced I am a “straight” faggot, but I’d love to hear your thoughts on this!

I’m not fully convinced you qualify as a “faggot” just because you desire to serve powerful superior Alphas. That’s because BETA MALES also have that desire to serve Alphas. However, if you started cleaning and cooking and doing faggot-like chores for an Alpha, I’m pretty sure he’s going to think of you as a faggot rather than a beta. But I have known straight beta males who loved serving the nonsexual needs of superior Men (I definitely saw this during my time in prison).

I’m not discounting that you could be a very repressed faggot, but for now that would be my answer.

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