The Unplugged Alpha

Okay, so trad cons love the Christ Pill as a solution to modern day problems, and there's always some drama on social media between them and red pillers. Lets dive down this rabbit hole...

This will be a bit of a rant, but trust me, you need to hear it. - Refusing to become men - Watch what immigrants do (the good examples, not the bad) - Won't develop a masculine physic or learn combat sports - Think making a million dollars in impossible - Use pron or other outlets as a substitute for relationships - Don't form a tribe of good men, that are good at being men -They tell you they want you soft and agreeable, but thats not what society REALLY values - Family/Friends will derail you, and tell you these pursuits are not mentally healthy - Society wants better betas - Stop listening to people that you wouldn't trade lives with. - Society wants enforced helplessness - Idiots are taking over, and males are listening to them

Lets review the 2023 year from a TUA perspective - The School of Entrepreneurship - https://the-school-of-entrepreneurshi..

Advice for single men: a woman’s perspective I am in my mid-30s. Divorced and have been on the dating scene for the last 5 years. Now I am not claiming all women are perfect or that we don’t have our own shit to work on. But this post is strictly advice for the men. Especially 30+ singles. We’ve got our shit together, our careers established, homes secure, we’re doing the work on ourselves, and know what we’re looking for in a partner. I’ve seen some repeated behaviors that can be so off putting (but so easily avoidable!) and I’d just like to help some fellas out. Take the lead. If you’re going on a first date, make the effort and the initiative to plan something. The “up to you” “it’s whatever” “whatever you wanna do” isn’t going to make a girl feel wanted or like she’s worth the effort. A little thought and assertiveness goes such a long way. Please for the love of God, just pay for the first date. If your funds are limited, choose something easy. A coffee, a walk in the park, dessert. If your date is unimpressed by that, then take it as a sign that a more high maintenance girl is simply not the gal for you. Take interest in your date. Ask questions. Stay engaged. It goes both ways but nothing is more off putting than a man who either talks about himself the whole time or does not make the effort to show he wants to know you at a deeper level. Ask and listen. I’m not going to give a lecture on chivalry here but a couple of small things make such a big difference. Get out of your car to greet her, offer her food first if you’re sharing, walk her to her Uber or door when she’s leaving — it’s such small things that are minimal effort for you but show her you’re considerate and attentive. If you’ve reached a stage where she is coming over for the first time, please clean up. I personally take it as a sign that not only are you not clean but you don’t even care to appear clean for my first time at your house. This especially goes for your bathroom. Clean your toilet and wipe down your sinks. I do not want to see bowl stains and grime. I continue to see this even with men in their 40s and I don’t understand how anyone thinks that’s acceptable. If you’re about to hook up, make the effort to ensure you’re clean and fresh. I get that we might get a little musty sometimes even if we’re generally clean people but take the time or excuse yourself and check. Are the pits good? Are you getting some real action? Wash your dick and really get in there. Don’t forget behind your balls. I’ve experienced the most put together men end up with a musty set of balls that I won’t go near. If you take the risk of me taking a hit on that shit then what else don’t you care about. If you’re expecting a hookup or an overnight guest, please have clean sheets and a fresh towel. It’s so basic but makes you come off like a real grown up. I recently went on a couple dates with a 50 year old man. Lovely guy. I was excited to spend the night. He had only one used and smelly bath towel that clearly had not been washed in ages. That was enough for me to lose attraction and not look back. It’s inexcusable and representative of more (hygiene, cheapness, consideration that I am staying over, a desire to make me feel welcome and comfortable). There’s plenty more but these are a couple of things I’ve seen repeatedly among men 35-50 that should have ended at college graduation. Curious to hear if this feels like too much to ask for (or what else you’d ask for).   / advice_for_single_men_a_womans_perspective  

The notion of stepping out, or cheating on a relationship is a hot topic, and I have some hot takes on it including one of the most controversial on the subject, tune in live to find out more. Some questions asked in advance: Best ways to protect yourself? How to dominate the situation and be able to move on quickly to the next one? It’s a very relatable topic. Because cheating from a trusted woman, demolishes a man’s ego. And given the State, endangers his life. Most men in the West don’t know what’s at stake: your idea of love, of a mate, and ability to love. And then your freedom and properties. That’s what women cheating will do to you. Is it possible to keep the relationship alive when a partner cheats but apologizes afterwards? How to set boundaries with stuff like "male friends" , "work friends" , "girls night" without being controlling/possessive? Is an open relationship/marriage situation okay after cheating or betrayal? As means of a strategy of working things out, or is it better to just be finished? Having children together is a reason/example of trying to work things out.

Tonight's show is open Q&A, bring any question or topic you want to discuss, we go live at 8pm EST, the join link will be posted live.

The podcast discusses the challenges of forming connections in the digital age, the impact of technology on relationships, setting standards and mirroring energy to combat loneliness, navigating cultural and citizenship pressures in relationships, challenges of dating and insecurities, finding interesting hobbies, and the importance of personal growth.

The podcast discusses various red flags to watch out for in early dating, including high notch counts, inconsistent communication, and using vague language. It also emphasizes the importance of recognizing and avoiding red flags like lack of emotional range, past violent behavior, cheating, and involvement in the occult. The speakers highlight the significance of asking questions, being cautious, and finding a compatible partner. They also touch on the downsides of moving in together and the importance of personal growth.

Discussion on essential skills for men: money management, physical competency, discipline, sexual strategy, and assessing situations. Exploring conventional ways of making money, importance of assessing people, offering skills for business help, navigating red flags in long-distance relationships, overcoming overcomplication, testing strength, divorce challenges, frustration with politicians, reflections on self-centeredness and friendships.