Signs A Sigma Male Is More INTIMIDATING Than He Realizes

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Signs A Sigma Male Is More INTIMIDATING Than He Realizes

Sigma Males often possess an aura of quiet strength, but they may not always realize just how intimidating they are to others. In this video, we uncover the signs that a Sigma Male's presence is more powerful than he knows. From his calm confidence to his unshakable independence, learn the subtle ways a Sigma Male can unintentionally command respect and fear. If you think you might be more intimidating than you realize, this video will open your eyes.

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[DonaldKing-ct]

I think there's a trend of romanticizing sigma males. Others want to be us without understanding the shit we've overcome that would kill most of them.

[tengoodbud]

I was this way my entire life I thought there was something wrong with me and my family didn't understand me now I understand and am so glad I am not a typical ordinary man I wouldn't want to be any other way thank you God for making me my own person.

[Johns.Insight]

💯….These men have the ability to mirror back what you give out while remaining unbothered…

[stephensegal]

Sigmas have a general absence of fear to begin with.
That's the underlying current that flows through all of these dynamics.

[universalconsciousnessjaso]

My deepest bonds were with Sigma men. The type of conversations that passed time without any acknowledgement. But as we are, such friendships were inevitably fleeting. Since most of the the friendship was spent deciding how much we would open up. That's not to say we parted ways, there's just a quiet understanding that our depth is beyond many others. We are our own true support, and those who know this privately cheer each other on.

[willbrooks]

our eye contact is not meant to harm but certainly is communicating it at times to people who pick up on our awareness of who they really are.

[YuriBoyka]

For the last 7 decades women have been telling men that they don't need us. After decades of that, men have finally dared to say "we don't need you either" (since you are so mean spirited, rude, and obnoxious), and women went BALLISTIC. Funny, I didn't know about this Sigma stuff. These traits, it is like I demonstrate all of them and have been for decades. When in High School, I would sometimes stay home and just chill, work on a project, or skill. Never felt I was missing anything. I didn't care about drinking beer. Girl wasn't interested? I just said "OK, " and walked away. Never another word. I don't need other people for energy. When in college I didn't give a damn about being in a frat, and thought it was silly, and didn't want anyone to tell me what to do. Dudes who tried to rush me couldn't understand that (and I ended up going to their parties and getting their girls anyway). I have serious eye contact to the point people have put their hands up in front of their own eyes and said you're shooting beams out of your eyes (I wasn't angry or trying to intimidate). I understand myself much better now and have become much more comfortable in my own skin. When I was young I even I thought there might be something wrong with me, because I could always just be by myself and be just fine. I have no social media accounts. None. Well, LinkedIn when I need a job, but that's it. I don't seek validation from people. I dated a girl who needed others for energy. She was like a vampire to the point where I could almost feel her feeding on me when she slept next to me (I swear). Got rid of her. I mean, I went MGTOW in the year 2000 (which is what, nearly 2 decades before the term was coined?). And, yeah, I'm so much happier. Got a buddy who comes over and complains about his wife. I was nice, listened, and supported, but eventually I explained to him... I don't put up with this female drama BS shit in my life. What makes you think I want to hear about it from you?

[northwestelitespirit]

I’ve been told so often that I’m intimidating though I’m respectful and calm. People often try and fight me too, often out of nowhere. I never realized what was going on with people until one day, a guy I was recording podcasts with told me I intimidate the crap out of him. From then on I paid closer attention.

[bibbidybobb]

Sigma generally know what they are but keep it to themselves

[speculatorsaul]

The intimidation….that part right there!

I could never understand why my presence could cause such discomfort without uttering a word.

Happens all too often in confined spaces like an elevator. You can instantly feel the person squirming & can’t wait for the doors to open.

I try to be courteous and greet 1st at times but that presence follows me like a shadow. Not a great quality for the dating scene, I was going to say trust me, but I would be preaching to the choir.

[AMQ_JiuJitsu]

The author must be walking with me in silent...

[harrisonlowe]

Do not assume Sigma's cannot be aggressive. We can. Using logic is the primary response. That is all for now. Carry on.

[ballhawk]

#3 really resonates with me. Though not super-rich or having much in terms of "status symbols", I've lived my life on my own terms to an *extraordinary* degree. And view that as the ultimate success.

[mikeszedon]

None of my family could understand how I could turn down an open interview with the CIA.
The CIA wanted to make a glorified English-teacher out of me.
Instead, I traveled much of the country in a van, making and selling hippie-shirts to stores...and hippies.

[Stephen_Jabs]

I think God intentionally created sigma males to make a balance in nature, sigmas are there to counter alpha, narcissists and karen persons 😊😊😊

[recycledkit]

I've watched literally dozens of videos on Sigma Male characteristics, this is the first time I haven't resonated with every single part. The emotional detachment is the first I don't resonate with, so maybe it's something I'm growing into ❤

Thank you for the awesome content it's very enlightening, I've always known I'm different & this really hits home

[SimonDeVos-wg]

Solitude for a sigma male
Is a solid foundation wall
Not allowing expectation
Influences . manipulation
to persuade him or change
His sigma male’s mindset
The saying goes, your environment is what mold
You as an individual, but
for a sigma male, you can
Still maintain your identity
As sigma male in conventional world . By
Distancing your mindset

[conradlohutko]

Never realized my personality type until now.

[KasaiFilms]

Perfect explaination. 100% sigma in all humbleness.

[andybarth]

Interesting points of view....good video