11-12-2015, 11:08 PM
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Re: The 'so-called' Alpha Male ... or is it a silly child ?
Originally Posted by Robert Junior
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I am sorry Rachel, but I think that my comment is entirely consistent. Try reading it again.AS an aside, I think the thread title is a contradiction in terms
BUt , what do I know.
and probably unpleasant.
In other words, NOT a rounded individual
I shall sleep on it
12-12-2015, 08:50 AM
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Re: The 'so-called' Alpha Male ... or is it a silly child ?
Originally Posted by Robert Junior
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AS an aside, I think the thread title is a contradiction in termsBUt , what do I know.
Having googled more, I believe I was confusing the alpha male with the chauvinistic bully. No doubt many of us have experienced these in the work place and socially.
Still confused, because some of the traits listed could be associated with either.
http://uk.askmen.com/money/career_40...r-a-bully.html
12-12-2015, 05:20 PM
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Re: The 'so-called' Alpha Male ... or is it a silly child ?
Guess I should have said that I worked for a chap who was a bit of both ... can you be a bit of both ?Anyway, it was many years ago and this is probably why I find the whole thing so confusing.
He was ancient ! (in his mid thirties !!!)
and very personable. If you met him socially, you'd warm to him and think, initially, 'what a nice, easy-going chap'.
To work for or have any financial dealings with ... DREADFUL.
Hmmmmm ... he was never 'straight' about anything.
OK ... I think I've just answered my own question ... lol ... he was NOT an Alpha male
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