Why Sigma Males Are Misunderstood By Family

Why Sigma Males Are Misunderstood By Family. Have you ever felt so different from your own family that you question whether you’ll ever really fit in? Some men march to the beat of their own drum—not because they want to stand out, but because that’s how they’re wired. These men are often known as Sigma Males. They’re self-reliant, deeply reflective, and less likely to follow rules simply because everyone else does. Yet, those same traits that make them unique also create tension and misunderstanding—especially at home. In today’s video we’ll be discussing 10 reasons why sigma males are misunderstood by family. #sigma #sigmamale #achievegreatness

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If you're wondering about the reasons behind why sigma males are misunderstood by their families, then you should definitely watch this video. Maybe you can learn something about how sigma males operate that you didn't know before. Either way, I hope you enjoy the video, let me know in the comments if you agree with the points I made.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:37 Rejecting The Family's Social Norms.
01:47 Avoiding drama and family conflicts.
02:50 They have unusual interests and ambitions.
03:56 Reluctance to conform to family expectations.
04:56 The Sigma's private nature leads to false assumptions.
06:00 Unresponsive to group text threads.
06:58 Judging authority figures based on merit, not title.
07:58 Rarely calling home.
08:59 Resistance to being talked about.
09:57 Rejecting gifts that have strings attached.
10:54 Conclusion.

[achievegreatnessmedia]

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[Robert-nzte]

They dont misunderstand you. They envy your sensibilities, authenticity because they are inauthentic. When they speak to you it is always with a reductive attitude.... Makes you feel sorry for them. Best thing to do is avoid them and associate with peolpe who loves and respect you...

[SPOCK_TALK]

Absolutely misunderstood by family. They don't understand how I can be so successful and happy. I have friends and women but choose to live alone. They just don't get it.

[FischerFan]

This video presents an intriguing range of characteristics, but point number 4 really hits home for me.
I grew up in a dysfunctional household which originates from my mother plunging into marriage to an alcoholic at the age of 19. One of her own sisters did the same thing at age 22.
As a last-born, I would watch two older siblings combine for three divorces in their lives. As a result, I know of three children of divorce.
Just a few years ago, as I was approaching my 50th birthday, my mother was on the phone with me and asked if there was anything on the horizon in the way of grandkids for her. She was of the very opinion described in point number four. Between her, my father and my siblings, I remain unable to find one example of a successful marriage in my family.

In my 20s and 30s, friends tried to involve me in relationships with women I didn't want. I soon came to trust no one, and they eventually realized that they were wasting their time trying to play Cupid with me.
My priorities in life are my stability and peace of mind. I'm not going to turn my life upside down just to give my mother a new baby to hold, nor to conform to expectations of past friends who have set the worst examples in their own lives.

[JohnGallagher-kpnd]

I feel the general description is accurate. I really believe if people understood us more accurately, they would eventually become intuitive on our behalf. Perhaps find more merit than what is typical. I've tested it and found I put myself in way more shoes to determine what's overall appropriate in situations. People tend to jump to conclusions rather than discussing these things and assume others would respond to misunderstandings. I try to avoid offending others but somehow do. Thank you for being a voice for me. Wish everyone was as poignant and articulated. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[ralstonedwards]

I went to our Christmas party this year and sat at a table by myself, ate and left

[CilVine]

Problem with relatives, is that they tend to latch on, to any opportunity they get to foist, or impose their insecurities, inadequacies, and burdens onto the empathic, self-sufficient lone wolf.

[BabaTunde-uy]

One could totally relate to the (however, in this case, it surrounds being around very selfish/self-centered certain female family members who think that their stuff always take top priority and you must leave whatever projects/other/jobs that you currently are working on and attend to them and them only as it is in-fact a one-way street, but you guessed it, they'd NEVER reciprocate even with very similar/same situations when in the other direction... It becomes extremely draining and forces one to focus on/prioritize their OWN sovereignty/agendas or to become more MGTOW/RED-PILL/SIGMA etc.)...

Sometimes, one just has to say no... Yes, others may have important things going on, but they also need to know that [one] also has other imperatives to which one must attend/address... That doesn't mean that one doesn't care about the importance of their even/stuff... Some people find this so hard to comprehend, such as, TG is, or Xmas and/or a BD are just another day... smdh.

[UnappealingUndesirable]

I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Japanese-American, male and heterosexual. A Sigma Male! And, my family can't figure me out. I spent Christmas doing voluntary overtime (remote work), where I get a good salary at 150% of my regular rate.

[leobardomunozjr]

🎉 HAPPY NEW YEAR and thank you for the video!

[Cobber]

I used to attend large family gatherings when my Great Grandmother and my Aunt were still alive. I was lucky enough to have my Great Grandmother in my life until i was 27 years old, i am the family member who doesn’t get invited to family things anymore because i am the only person who doesn’t beat around the bush just to keep the peace, if someone is talking 💩 i call them out and ask them to be quiet, family members talk about each other in my presence and i tell them to keep it to themselves because if they are talking about other people who are absent what are they saying about me when i am not around i keep to myself because people are fake and they all love to look down on other people because it makes them forget how 💩 their lives truly are.

[jackel]

I tried explaining this to my Dad when I couldn't be with family for Father's day due to a project. I said, "It's not that you are not important. I just have other things going on. It's not like we never get together."

[cscf]

No need to waste energy, it's limited

[joeteevee]

Fantastic vid. You guys really nailed it; also: love the "Walter White"-esque narration :)

[kentjensen]

Better to just ghost them and be alone.

[zakariamosah]

All this are what disturb me when I was growing in my life every places, and now I kwon what is the meaning of thinking, or who I am. Thanks

[marcrodriguez]

As a person who likes being by himself will sit apart, I don't say much and when I do something it's pretty direct but polite, when I get angry they stand away, in my opinion they don't understand me or don't try to figure me out directly

[GinevraVelma]

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[McD-jr]

Families are normally collective minded and the sigma is individuated.

[jarileiri]

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