1. Alpha Males
Male alphas are assertive and in charge. They are charismatic leaders who frequently assume leadership roles in social situations. Like a CEO who can easily command a room, they are the center of attention.Male alphas are assertive and in charge. They are charismatic leaders who frequently assume leadership roles in social situations. Like a CEO who can easily command a room, they are the center of attention.
2. Beta Males
Beta males are more amiable and helpful and less domineering. They enjoy building relationships and play a passive part in social systems. A typical beta male is a helpful coworker who voluntarily assumes a supporting position.
3. Delta Males
In social situations, delta men are frequently overlooked. They are mediocre in social situations and neither dominant nor submissive. They are dependable due to their versatility, but they don’t often take the lead.
4. Gamma Males
Contrarians, gamma males frequently question or reject social standards. They are sometimes perceived as outsiders due to their autonomous thought. This kind is best exemplified by a renegade artist who faces societal challenges but is bright in other ways.
5. Omega Males
At the bottom of the social scale, omega males frequently lack social skills. Although they are frequently unpopular, they are usually introverted and may not lack confidence.
6. Sigma Males
Sigma males cherish their individuality and self-reliance and reject conventional social hierarchies. They are just as charismatic as Alphas, but they don’t follow the rules. This archetype is represented by a lone wolf who doesn’t look to others for approval.
