Sigma Males As A Child (10 Harsh Truths)

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Sigma Males As A Child (10 Harsh Truths)

Welcome to our channel, where we dive deep into the extraordinary world of Sigma males and the unique experiences that shape their identities. In this video, we explore “Sigma Males as Children: 10 Harsh Truths” that highlight the challenges and triumphs they face from a young age.

From the burden of adult expectations to the power of solitude, we uncover the intricate tapestry of their lives, revealing how these experiences forge their resilience and independence. If you’ve ever felt like an outsider or questioned the status quo, this video is for you. Join us as we celebrate individuality and challenge societal norms.

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[BlitzenSpeaks]

Everyone hated me; family, teachers, other kids. Everyone!
I cooked my own meals at 5. Before microwave ovens were in every house! I had to stand in a chair to reach the stove!
By 8, I wanted to go live in the woods by myself. It was easier than dealing with people.
I'm pushing 60 today, but still don't fit in. Nor do I care! At last, I have peace and quiet!!! That's enough for me!!!

[Iamthatiam-qv]

This bring tears to my eyes. Everyone hates me, my entire community, my own family. But I’m tough!

[Chevy]

I was a "Why" kid. As a child sometimes, you are told not to ask why, just believe what you are told, which makes no sense at all.

[rumblehat]

The “invisible barrier” is 100% spot on how I felt as a kid.

[rumblehat]

I always warn people about other people, and turn out to be correct more than I’d care to be.

[stevestruthers]

I'm a Sigma. One of my several superpowers is to see danger coming long before anyone realizes it's coming, or to see things happening soon that others don't see coming. I've had people laugh at me and tell me I'm wrong, and boy, were they surprised when they saw that I was right.

I can also quickly suss out people, figure out their motives and see right through them, often before they realize that I've already scoped them out from a distance. I also have a pretty good built-in bullshit detector. And the ability to think outside the box and connect the dots in ways other people can't understand.

And 'the little adult syndrome'? Yep, I found myself in that position when I was a kid from time to time.

[richardlgayphd]

as a senior in high school I was told by my counselor that clearly I was not college material but that he had a friend who owned the gas station and was willing to hire me.
I went on to earn 4 University degrees
culminating with a PhD, of all things,
in Clinical Psychology. This was instrumental in me understanding the
"Whys" of this world.
A SIGMA INTJ .

[AnthonyRodriguez-xecx]

Outside looking in is how I felt. Also, people always expected more of me. My friends and brothers always came to me for answers to questions. More responsibility laid upon me. For years I tried to fit in but still saw the eorld differently. Finally, only s few months ago I came across this site and it opened my eyes.

[BAsed_AFro]

We got little to no validation as a kid, so learned to run primarily on internal validation.

Folks that depend far more on external, typically don't understand how we just don't.

[rumblehat]

I always looked at it as being born in the wrong time.

[craighoward]

This is me 💯 %. Had to get a job to help my younger siblings for school clothes. Started running as a teenager, got hooked at age 27, and trained 5 years to complete my Ironman Triathlon journey. My 30, s got divorced with one child. True Sigma fashion " Gave her everything & pd futures child support. Broke my back In 03 lost everything again & my health 💔 15 years of very hard work. & a weight gain & loss of 189 lbs over those 15. For the last two years, I've working on the finished product. I saw my Dr yesterday. "It looks like you're ready to start training again." I looked at him & and said, " I don't wanna run 50 yards" in all those years all of that True Sigma fashion." we never complained. It needs to get done. "
Love u guys

[jamesgrosrenaudjr]

I’m the constant learner . I can be a master on a subject and still feel there is more to learn

[rumblehat]

People who cannot connect dots are incredibly frustrating to me.

[danielbrooks]

Man this is so accurate.. I’ve been depressed almost my entire life, and it turns out it’s just innate in my internal being.

[UnappealingUndesirable]

As a 100% Sigma Male (51 in 2024), on our "internal scoreboard, " we have a LOT of "I Told You So's, " that we can throw at other people. We also have a LOT of people who tell us, "You were right about such and such or so and so." I just throw my arms up, and say, "When I state the obvious, I'm right 90% of the time."

[chrishicks]

The only person I think a sigma could truly be friends with on that level that we need. Is another sigma. Most of the people I talk to would never be able to grasp what I think. And to find someone that can accomplish that is so rare. Holy Spirit of Humanity

[MagicalCreations-fwpj]

"Matilda" came out in the mid '90's and although I'm a male, that movie seemed to be written about my life. Still my favorite movie.

[marcReef-zb]

Since watching these vids. I've come to realise I am a sigma male.
I always thought I was just odd. But these are dead on.

[keithjackson]

This was 100% my experience growing up. As a successful manager in various roles (I didn't crave leadership), I produced results in ways that confused others and was often told I was a maverick, as if this would hit me as criticism. I accepted that with pride.

[michaelharrison]

Im in my seventies and i still want to learn more and improve myself