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Is increasing one's social standing through "commitment" with a wealthy family always a "beta" thing, and therefore, negative, for a man?
Let me give you some examples:
I know a friend who got engaged to a girl from a rich family.
She gave him a job, now he's the right-hand man at his father's company.
They have three children and are married.
They've been together for 15 years.
Yes, there have been stories of her having moments where she wanted to end the relationship (because she'd certainly seen other, more handsome men), but the two are still together, and above all, he has work and social goals, in addition to having an incredible status.
From a relationship standpoint, he's an arrogant beta. So we can say he's a betabux. An ATM, in short.
And his wife gives him sex when she wants it, or when she needs to manipulate him.
For those who are unaware of what is happening outside, this person has won everything in life, when if we put him outside this family, he is just a poor wretch.
Let me give you some examples:
I know a friend who got engaged to a girl from a rich family.
She gave him a job, now he's the right-hand man at his father's company.
They have three children and are married.
They've been together for 15 years.
Yes, there have been stories of her having moments where she wanted to end the relationship (because she'd certainly seen other, more handsome men), but the two are still together, and above all, he has work and social goals, in addition to having an incredible status.
From a relationship standpoint, he's an arrogant beta. So we can say he's a betabux. An ATM, in short.
And his wife gives him sex when she wants it, or when she needs to manipulate him.
For those who are unaware of what is happening outside, this person has won everything in life, when if we put him outside this family, he is just a poor wretch.