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post 1654126093 01-11-2022, 08:48 AM
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Do Fathers Cause Depression and Inhibition?

I would say the modern world needs men who are beta. 90% of men need to be beta to obey orders and tow the line. Despite the average male's romance with being ALPHA, the world would not function if everyone was alpha. Most men have to be beta.

This brings me to the point of the father.

I observe the different races and the men who spawned from these specific races...... the black male is the most alpha whether you like it or not. He has problems listening and obeying which is a direct result of fatherlessness. However, the black male's spirit is the most free. He does not have high inhibition, and he doesn't have depression. His spirit and true masculine nature has not been buck broken by the biggest bully in a boy's life, his father.



Now let's examine the case of the most beta race, the Asian male. The Asian male has the highest % of present fathers. It is no coincidence, 99% of Asian men are spineless, dickless beta males. Their fathers make them high inhibition via verbal and physical abuse. Robbing them of their masculinity. Preparing them for a life of beta servitude.



White people are closer to Asians in this sense. It makes sense as the white male's suicide rate seem to support this theory as well.
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inhibition was not found




this is the free spirit spawned by fatherlessness. you can feel it.






in comparison, this is the autistic spirit from a strict father.

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Your premise is based on race when it's really more culture based. Would you say Filipino dads raise their sons in the same manner as Japanese dad's? Rwandan dad's bringing their sons up the same way as Black American dads? Swedish dads compared to Louisiana dads? So on and so forth.
Originally Posted By Slaydom
inhibition was not found




this is the free spirit spawned by fatherlessness. you can feel it.



Nvm, fuk you in general
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress
Your premise is based on race when it's really more culture based. Would you say Filipino dads raise their sons in the same manner as Japanese dad's? Rwandan dad's bringing their sons up the same way as Black American dads? Swedish dads compared to Louisiana dads? So on and so forth.
For the most part Yes.
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One thing I agree with. I don't think alpha commands as much respect as people think. More like disdain and resentment and a target on your back

Imagine some dude comes into your job. Completely shows you up. Does things better, does more things, etc., etc. 99% of people are gonna not like that
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Originally Posted By propreffered7
One thing I agree with. I don't think alpha commands as much respect as people think. More like disdain and resentment and a target on your back

Imagine some dude comes into your job. Completely shows you up. Does things better, does more things, etc., etc. 99% of people are gonna not like that
no when someone comes up to do your job better, it's betas competing. jealousy is common.



When an alpha shows up at your job in your same level, they will try to boss you around. They won't listen to the "boss", they will try to play "boss" and get fired very quickly. This is also why black men have problems in the corporate environment despite all the affirmative action put in place for them to succeed. they have problems with authority due to being fatherless.


also why black men have problems with the law. problems with authority.
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Originally Posted By Slaydom
no when someone comes up to do your job better, it's betas competing. jealousy is common.



When an alpha shows up at your job in your same level, they will try to boss you around. They won't listen to the "boss", they will try to play "boss" and get fired very quickly. This is also why black men have problems in the corporate environment despite all the affirmative action put in place for them to succeed. they have problems with authority due to being fatherless.


also why black men have problems with the law. problems with authority.
Nah. This is taking the standpoint beta/ alpha is inherent. Don't agree. It's cyclical

And your other stuff is exactly my point: regarding the alpha wanting to be boss but the boss not wanting it

I don't really give a chit about the black/ fatherless stuff. Not going there
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most boxing greats are fatherless btw


Manny Pacquiao, raised by single mom

lennox lewis, raised by single mom

holyfield, raised by single mom

tyson, raised by single mom

muhammad ali, raised by single mom

etc
etc



the men are not psychologically buck broken by their fathers.
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It all comes down to one simple thing


Some men are insecure and feel the need to try and compensate

Others don’t

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Originally Posted By Slaydom
no when someone comes up to do your job better, it's betas competing. jealousy is common.



When an alpha shows up at your job in your same level, they will try to boss you around. They won't listen to the "boss", they will try to play "boss" and get fired very quickly. This is also why black men have problems in the corporate environment despite all the affirmative action put in place for them to succeed. they have problems with authority due to being fatherless.


also why black men have problems with the law. problems with authority.
That's the complete opposite of an alpha. A true alpha male can follow when it's time and knows when to step in and lead when it's time. An alpha doesn't have a complex and doesn't have a need to be a boss, they want to lead. They can still lead, even with a sh!tty boss, they can simply use their presence by influencing their peers and impact how their peers react to the actual boss. Huge difference between a leader and a boss. (Ded fkn Srs)
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Originally Posted By gmenfan40
That's the complete opposite of an alpha. A true alpha male can follow when it's time and knows when to step in and lead when it's time. An alpha doesn't have a complex and doesn't have a need to be a boss, they want to lead. They can still lead, even with a sh!tty boss, they can simply use their presence by influencing their peers and impact how their peers react to the actual boss. Huge difference between a leader and a boss. (Ded fkn Srs)
i don't really consider myself "alpha''. i just do things well

and my main perspective is actually from guys who ive done NOTHING to. who puff out their chest and make it some sort of competition, again when i've done NOTHING to them. i can't tell you how many times this happens

and i actually get annoyed, cause im like come on man... im just trying to do my chit. but they are the ones who actively try to do chit to "one up" me when i'm not doing that

and that just happens without me doing anything

so for instance, i have different jobs. and not too long ago i went to trade school

at trade school i represented my county at a state competition. i went back to work at my other job. im sitting there talking to some guy whos asked me questions and i tell him i just had the state competition last week. and another guy steps in who i wasn't even talking to and goes "well, if you're doing such big things why are you here?"

again, i did NOTHING to him

i get that chit all the time. and i'm not actively trying to put him or anyone down or anything

I'm not putting out any hate or dissenting opinion, but that's what i'm getting in return
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Did the OP seriously suggest that black guys who grow up without fathers never suffer from any depression?
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Originally Posted By JayJ350
Did the OP seriously suggest that black guys who grow up without fathers never suffer from any depression?
I think so. Also buck breaking and daddy in the same sentence
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