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Unfortunately, most women prefer the womanizer, aka alpha male.
Ironically, they claim to want someone who wants more than sex, will listen to their problems, go shopping with them, watch girly movies with them, etc., but that is a different person than the alpha male.
And ultimately, most prefer to be with the alpha male. They say the alpha male is "confident", that is to say, he dominates them, and since they want to be submissive, they go with him.
The weird part is that even many of the tough girls, the kind I am most attracted to, will go with alpha males. You would think a tough girl would want the beta male, since she already has dominance in her life. Weird.
Because you know what most women want. Please, do tell us some more about what we want.
To all the women, what do you think of womanizers and playboys?
I think "nothing much, boys will be boys" as I find a guy being a womanizer/playboy to be the general epitome of a male considering it seems to be what most guys desire, what most envy/praise/encourage in each other, and what most male advice for males is advocating. I don't see most guys envying/praising/encouraging guys to be monogamous or settle down and I definitely don't see most male advice for males advocating marriage, commitment, or relationships instead of as much sex as possible with young attractive gals.
Does it matter what age he is?
I don't think it matters what age a guy is as I find most guys no matter their age would prefer a player lifestyle over being in a relationship.
Is there a certain age at which a man should stop being a ladies man and be in a relationship?
I don't do should or shouldn't unless it pertains to harming children or animals so I'll state going by what it seems most guys desire there is no certain age where it's suited for a guy to stop being a ladies man and be in a relationship.
As for it being interesting for you that gals are drawn in by players despite claiming to not like players I find most gals do not like players for being players but because of why he can be a player- his communication skills, his manipulative skills, his physical attractiveness, his charisma.
Well, I can observe the kind of person they encourage, and that's an alpha male. It is evident in high school and in bars.
Egh it seems more like you can observe the kind of person that is encouraged by the gals you encounter. I doubt you've been to the vast majority of high schools and bars to make a general claim that it's evident in high school and in bars so it's likely more of it's evident in the high school and bars you've been to.
To all the women, what do you think of womanizers and playboys?
I think "nothing much, boys will be boys" as I find a guy being a womanizer/playboy to be the general epitome of a male considering it seems to be what most guys desire, what most envy/praise/encourage in each other, and what most male advice for males is advocating. I don't see most guys envying/praising/encouraging guys to be monogamous or settle down and I definitely don't see most male advice for males advocating marriage, commitment, or relationships instead of as much sex as possible with young attractive gals.
Does it matter what age he is?
I don't think it matters what age a guy is as I find most guys no matter their age would prefer a player lifestyle over being in a relationship.
Is there a certain age at which a man should stop being a ladies man and be in a relationship?
I don't do should or shouldn't unless it pertains to harming children or animals so I'll state going by what it seems most guys desire there is no certain age where it's suited for a guy to stop being a ladies man and be in a relationship.
As for it being interesting for you that gals are drawn in by players despite claiming to not like players I find most gals do not like players for being players but because of why he can be a player- his communication skills, his manipulative skills, his physical attractiveness, his charisma.
Someone want to be the one to change a player or bad guy or what ever into a good guy . To be the one to say hey i changed him he all mine he may be an A hole but he is my A hole.
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High-powered executive types are VERY common clientele for dominatrices. These are men who control the lives and finances of thousands or more, but then turn around and PAY to be subjected to humiliation and loss of control that they don't get in their every day lives. People that know more about psychology than I do would explain it as needing a sort of "balance" (or something, I'm not an expert).
That's what I'm saying. Point being, why would a female US Marine want to be with an alpha male? Wouldn't it make more sense for her to be with a beta male? Marines are selected for aggression and trained to be more aggressive. In other words a female Marine is dominant.
Navy is better of course, since Navy is the best branch, and the Marines are part of the Department of the Navy, I digress but thought I'd throw it out there lol.
That's what I'm saying. Point being, why would a female US Marine want to be with an alpha male? Wouldn't it make more sense for her to be with a beta male? Marines are selected for aggression and trained to be more aggressive. In other words a female Marine is dominant.
Navy is better of course, since Navy is the best branch, and the Marines are part of the Department of the Navy, I digress but thought I'd throw it out there lol.
Are you talking about one particular woman?
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