8 Abnormal Things Only Sigma Males Are Interested In

[@achievegreatnessmedia]

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[@scottgagliardi5933]

I dont know about other sigmas, but i have enormous empathy for animals. They are the perfect companion for us!

[@stevereade4858]

Esp dogs. I've had many cats, loved them all. But, my dog (passed last Fall after 14 yrs) affected me deeply to the point where I light a votive candle for him every night.

[@greghogan5451]

Animals are the only perfect being as a true sigma you already know...

[@bryanmanx]

Sigma's don't generally own pets. they are minimalist and focused on goals. A loan wolf doesn't need a pack or a pet. A sigma that is not successful in life is usually a sad situation.

[@SouLoveReal]

@@bryanmanx: I'm a Sigma. That said, please define "successful." I'm financially comfortable (not "rich" by any means), happy, healthy, a minimalist, and my "goals" don't have any 'fantastic' meanining to anyone else, etc. I don't need a pet nor even a spouse. To me, "successful" does not mean you have to measure up to anyone or everyone else, nor their ideas of "successful," nor that you have to be famous about it. I'm not arguing with you (I'm actually agreeing), but again, define what "successful" is to you. Thanks.

[@bryanmanx]

@@SouLoveReal The reason Sigma is such a rare thing is because they have many traits of an introvert but also have the ability to lead. unfortunately these days we have so many people tethered to a screen at home alone without alot of direct interface with other humans the sigma title feels very comforting to these people. the original description of Sigma was applied to people who in spite of their introversion did great things. its kinda all thanks to tech. Huey Lewis "Its hip to be square"

[@davidweimer3556]

I am a Sigma. However, I own a ton of tools. Serving with my hands is important to me. Relying on nobody to fix things is also important.

[@keithlinney7084]

Me too, simple life but with tools. Rely on nobody. Ex cries all the time because she can't afford house maintenance..she phoned and told me🙂

[@williammoyer9063]

I was a Tradesman, raised by a Dad and Uncles, all Tradesman. My Dad, when I turned 13 gave me a Craftsman Tool Box with a pull out tray. full of tools. On that day he told me "those are your tools. From now on you ask me to borrow my tools and you return them clean or no more tools, understood ? " I love and cherish my tools. Tools I acquired over a lifetime of Construction work.

[@patrickhamelin1083]

I have the same love, empathy for not only animals, but the elderly, children. Anyone who don't deserve the horrors of life,especially abuse, or misfortune.

[@keithfreeman5204]

Being 73 and just realizing that I am a SIGMA MALE and being so all my life. I allow very few into my Life Circle, I have a very hard time TRUSTING people. I hear what is said, I watch and "SEE" what they do. The eyes ARE "The windows to the SOUL". I seem to understand things to a much deeper level than most. I would rather be alone than to have to put up with some peoples' BS. I'm good with my hands. I design, build, and repair....Stuff. I am proud of the FACT.... That, I am one of the Good Guys.

[@nobodyknows3180]

#2 Minimalism - not entirely true. I have a LOT of hobbies and interests for which I have acquired all the tools of the trade, along with all the appurtenances that make my life easier and more enjoyable. And the thing is, I never buy cheap stuff. I buy items of quality and I use them and care for them properly. Each item is there for a reason. My reasons are sound, and I have not wasted money, rather conserved it.

[@GaryIrving-x5o]

Sigma males don't feel compelled to defend their preferences in KZbin comment sections.

[@nobodyknows3180]

@@GaryIrving-x5o I am not defending anything. I am correcting, for the purposes of edification.

[@GaryIrving-x5o]

@@nobodyknows3180 Yeah, go with that.

[@GaryIrving-x5o]

@@nobodyknows3180 And by the way, I agree with your choices. I've made the same choices with the same reasons...I'm just pulling your chain. I'm not a Sigma male. Id say, not that it's anyone's business, that I'm a Christian Tao.

[@tommynikon2283]

Same here.

[@sergeantfury785]

First time I have heard stoicism and sigma mentioned together. It struck me early on when trying to "find myself" that the stoics and sigma's are really one and the same.

[@jasonmcdonald165]

Agreed! Stoicism and sigma? Hand in hand... we keep our cards close to our chest. Displaying emotions there gives others leverage... we don't do manipulation. And give them no ammo

[@robertclark9]

#2. Minimalism. The more I possess, the more I am possessed. From the age of 40, until now 26 years later, my primary goal was to be debt free. Of course there are living costs. But my mortgage is paid off, I have no loan or credit card debt, and own all my vehicles outright. The first years of my life I was crushed beneath weight of debt that crowded my thoughts 24/7. Today, I’m as grateful as one man can possibly be, that I owe no one anything.

[@christopherpakney8542]

True wealth is not having an abundance of possessions, it's having few wants...Congrats on your total freedom from the money matrix. I retired at 43, debt free. The mental freedom that comes with financial independence is HUGE.

[@Chez8922-kf6cy]

You don't possess something if you have a loan on it.

[@aleksandermilanovic]

👏🥂

[@dol3980]

Not a valid comment IMHO, millions do the same as U but are remote from being a REAL Sigma. BTW: Kant, Espinoza, Nietzsche, Alexandr Dugin and probably Jordan Peterson are true Sigmas. Do U ever devour their thoughts? for your evaluation of being a REAL sigma.

[@robertclark9]

@@dol3980 One comment and you’ve determined whether someone is a Sigma right? And you proclaim yourself as one? If you know enough about Sigmas, you already know how much merit your “humble opinion” has on my end. 😂😂😂

[@snakeplisskin8696]

For many years now, I found myself LOVING being alone. Thinking. Writing. Learning new things in the sciences and arts. People thought I was an anti-social freak. Found out a few years ago I was a Sigma. I also have ALL of the other traits.

[@richardfitzwell0420]

I have always said my best friends are the ones that will share silence without feeling awkward, no matter how long.

[@nobuddy2012]

I realized that I might be a little different than most people when I took a defensive driving course (by employer). The instructor asked the class what they did when someone pulled out to pass them. Almost everyone called out "speed up". I felt a little shy to say that I actually take my foot off of the accelerator. I don't brake, but a little decelerating helps the person get by you. As the sooner he gets by you the safer you both are. I never considered it a challenge to my masculinity or anything like that, which I think most guys do. But I realized I wasn't like the majority.

[@aleksandermilanovic]

👏🥂

[@kwitwerikok8o863]

Same here. I feel like like that guy is getting the job done better than I am, plus he can help clear out the speed traps.

[@dol3980]

Interesting comment as I have always let others pass me who are in a hurry but goin nowhere, and chuckle when I am behind them at the next lite.

[@nobuddy2012]

@@dol3980 : Or better yet when you pass him pulled over by the popo.

[@ronaldlampton5511]

I don't know about meditation, but when I'm alone I can talk alot with my lord and savior Jesus a lot.

[@david_zello_InChrist1514]

Amen!

[@omaraqil9638]

Where did you forget God?

[@charlesdavid-p1y]

This captivating video triggers a flood of painful memories from the end of my 6 year relationship just 3 months ago. The woman I loved with all my heart chose to walk away, leaving me grappling with an insurmountable sense of loss. Despite my relentless efforts to salvage what we had, I'm left feeling disillusioned and unable to imagine a future without her. Despite my attempts to move on, I'm drawn to express my deep-seated longing for her here.

[@DianaJovita]

The struggle to release someone dear to your heart is undeniably arduous. I empathize, having experienced a similar circumstance when my 8 year relationship concluded. Refusing to accept defeat, I pursued every conceivable avenue to reclaim his affection. Eventually, I sought the assistance of a spiritual counselor, whose wisdom and intervention played a pivotal role in reuniting us.

[@charlesdavid-p1y]

Incredible! Where did you find a spiritual counselor, and how can I get in touch with her?

[@DianaJovita]

Suzanne Ann Walters is the name of an exceptional spiritual counselor renowned for her ability to reunite you with your former partner.

[@charlesdavid-p1y]

Thank you for this valuable information, i just looked her up now online. impressive

[@Parlimant_Strifey]

it is freeing to be no longer locked down by the expectations that are thrown upon you in a relationship. The removal of the chains is quite freeing, you have not yet had the moment of realization yet.

[@farhanmallick3962]

"Knowing something profound that hidden from the mainstream" actually drives me Curiosity is what guides me

[@TrudgeHurley]

You said, “Do you agree with what you have said?”. I will say is this in response. I have only at 56 learned about this “Sigma” male. Your video and/or audio here could not be more precisely accurate description of each of my personal traits and characteristics and the reasons behind them all; how they are executed etc. everyone of these videos paint a noble type way of being. Perhaps this is the motivation, honor. It is like the author of this has lived inside me for my whole life. The part I want to add is that, it leaves out the torments that make us stronger and stronger and reassure the decisions made and the whys. Only a blessing in hind sight. Perhaps even only laser accurate diagnosed after the loneliness has taken place. The depression of why nobody seems to “continue” to want me around. Until we are already over them and let them go, all the way. Too late. Peace to all my fellow sigma males that may also agree with the words in the video. Love to all.❤

[@HaydnBrown-h3t]

Sigma men.No man bun, no tattoos.Unvaccinated.

[@noah295463]

That's right.

[@MrMack65]

No tats, no piercings, no labels or words on my clothes. No loud colors, no jewelry, no music with heavy drum beats.

[@dol3980]

Agree: anyone who got vaccinated is not a Sigma.

[@Bluzian74]

100% I say no to women and sex. (unless there's something in it for me - ie: money, holidays, restaurants, booze, travel... I refuse to have sex).

[@keithadams1538]

Same here

[@BigDaddyFlexx]

Great video!!!! Silence is power.

[@imm2mthankgod616]

I always thought that i was depressed manicly Cymbalta addict for years Then one day i gave it up along with the drs counselors preachers and women having my babies After 8 children and several failed relationships i have learned its better to just stay away and focus on myself I have one very good friend who checks on me I m a happy man now after decades of church going And women trying to tell me im a mess These vids do give me at least some clarity in to taking away the feeling of being messed up Its worth a thankyou at least for saying its gonna be ok

[@keithadams1538]

Absolutely spot on. I spend 3 days a week camping in the wild in all weather. I do not have a relationship and live a minimalistic lifestyle

[@robertmeyers3640]

Not everything applies time but a lot does. I never knew how I fit into society until heard the sigma male definitions. I’m 70 and it all Makes sense now

[@gitmoholliday5764]

I have a great aversion to minimalism .. if you have a calm mind, nothing considered clutter can disturb you, clutter can even assist you to focus on a few items, and nobody forces you to look at all your books / souvenirs / pottery / paintings / tools etc.

[@dol3980]

Rite on I have 100 Classic books in my library and have not watched TV in the last 3 decades but have a truck (expensive) with the latest gadgets for safety and comfort and can enjoy opera when driving (which I rarely do). You need the best (+ many) tools to be independent in ur garage (man cave) so cluttering is not a factor in my Sigma calculus.

[@stevereade4858]

Been there; done that. Pretty accurate. Correlates to high IQs. Society doesn't understand high IQs, so there's an almost enforced isolation to begin with. WITHOUT A QUESTION we find everyday chit-chat utterly vapid and annoying and try to avoid it or disengage from it ASAP.

[@LarryTate-w6t]

Thanks for the video. It is spot on. I am an extreme sigma male, I should know.

[@larryakers2851]

Castaneda wrote an entire book on "The Power of Silence". Learning to shut off the constant internal dialogue that we use to reaffirm the natural world around us. A whole new world is exposed if you can master the art...

[@lillpoetboy]

These videos are so beautiful. Ii have yet to meet anyone who have a passion for Minoan culture and history, and when I discovered them in high-school, it was like it was calling me. I still plan to have a honey moon in Crete

[@TyfoiD75]

This again is scary accurate. Thank you.

[@achievegreatnessmedia]

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[@johnhyne1666]

All 100% except I seem happy also as a 'hunter/gatherer'. I enjoy unusual artifacts around creating memories others can't or won't understand. Like bookmarks in the pages of my lifes journey.

[@ottosaxo]

A great song, coming out of complete silence and ending in complete silence, is a miracle like an island in the ocean.

[@RobertHowe-zv7gs]

Sigma males make outstanding employees !

[@garyfilippone6122]

Not true at all, especially if there is inefficient or weak leadership

[@Chez8922-kf6cy]

They make better small business owners.

[@TerranSol]

That would depend if the job was worth the effort.

[@tnrodgers]

The key is independence. Pertaining to thought, direction, decisions, selections; and not caring what others think about the choices.

[@williammoyer9063]

I believe I'm a Sigma Male. I've always gone my own way relying solely on myself. I got married at 50. Retired at 58 . Divorced in friendship after 16 years. I now live a comfortable life in a little fishing village on the Sea of Cortez in Baja Sur, Mexico. I have a 17 ft Center Console Harbor boat. The sportfishing here is some of the best in the world, imho. I'll be 70 this summer and am having the time of my life. I made a trans-Atlantic cruise last year and I'm going on a Panama Canal cruise later this year. I worked hard for 35 years as a Union Electrician in Silicon Valley and now I'm keeping young, active and happy.

[@LunaRealized]

Nobody cares lil cheese

[@raydunn2582]

Deep dives into self- reflection? Pursuit of artistic perfection? Meditation? While I find most of the examples in this vid to be extremist, I do recognize the underlying truisms they represent. Being alone does not mean that one is lonely.

[@dol3980]

A lot of comments here dwell on the mundane to define themselves as Sigmas (a rare breed like the Uygars in China). Seeking solitude in ur garage with a myriad of tools to repair "things" or relaxing by reading the latest novels or eschewing nosy neighbors is not truly a Sigma personality. Without a hi IQ and delving into obscure topics like Quantum Mechanics vs car mechanics, or reading Tolstoy vs. Hemingway or studying Russian instead of Spanish or living in a condo or suburb vs. living alone in the woods away from the big city noise is the true definition of a Sigma and enjoying the companionship of a dog vs. a lady are hallmarks of a true Sigma (not a hermit) not a wannabee.

[@guyh.4553]

Very much agree. Especially niché hobbies & interests

[@achievegreatnessmedia]

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Alan Richton as Reacher said it...'I'm someone who doesn't want to be involved.' This sigma has degrees, certificates, pensions, mad skills, home gym, engine building shop, nicely restored 1870 estate, no dependents, no debt, no drama, old Harley, old Z28, half dozen roll-around tool boxes filled to the brim, old ski boat, no social media accounts. I could not be more satisfied and comfortable.

[@jonnytoxxtox7941]

the last point. with redefining relationships. that is a point I really appriciate. I got to that point through reflection. and its very nice to get to see that I m not alone with my reflecting results. have a fantastic day dear chanal holder and all the others. god bless you all.

[@trojanticus]

💥💥 EXCELLENT CONTENT 💥💥

[@stevenlangdon-griffiths293]

Good video

[@Bluzian74]

This TOTALLY defines me. Wow! Thank you!

[@XiiCRONIKZ]

Hmmm must be why i lived without a phone for 2 years and i avoid social media lol

[@jaylay3453]

O' man this, I donno how to describe, well 'sigma franchise' almost, when seeing how many goddamn sequels there is, going redicilous paths. It is chewed to a bare bone,yet more and more ahead. I hope people have few brain shells awake and do not take these vids as a fact or even as a valid information, It is no more than regular entertainment crap among other commercial shit here. Thank You.

[@silentdep403]

Fr man, these people are middle aged men💀 how the fuck is this shit bringing them success if all they do is literally be fucking silent do nothing and be so egotistical of themselves??

[@FiciousCritik]

Contentment is not an accident or a discovery within/of oneself. - A disciplined mind is required; _contentment_ is only one of its many benefits. Thought control --> Emotional control --> Self control

[@vanzammerz]

Rather than explain my life the last few years. I’ll just send this video. Creepy accurate

[@Omar_Zazzle]

You must be confused because according to Marie you are afraid of her fuzz.

[@damianmcdonagh7908]

Fascinating insight into how I live. Niche obsessions, I couldn't agree more. I'm obsessed with visiting and exploring the 15 former republics of the Soviet Union. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are on the horizon within the next few years or so.

[@marcusmiller5443]

One of the first stepping stones of understanding: The masses have never thirsted after truth. Gustave Le Bon

[@garyfilippone6122]

one thing I find interesting is so many people on these videos feel they are sigma. I don't believe it, it's not the best place. I am not some theater geek, out of shape basement slob cosplaying at being john wick. I am a D1 collegiate athlete, high paying job, successful in every metric. I have 2 real friends that I've had for over 30 years. I have changed jobs / careers, because I cannot tolerate perceived weakness or inefficiency. I have a tough time with home life because of the social demands that come from family and children. Being like this is not fun, it is not cool, I'd give anything at times to be an npc or alpha dude bro.

[@ZacharyWesberry-gd2wc]

Agreed. It's not easy. I find myself always wondering why I don't relax like others I know. Im a 40 year old I've built 5 businesses from the ground up and currently own 2. My mind never stops. I hate social media, movies, music, and large groups of people. I have 1 friend. I have 1 friend, I've had 2 cell phones in 10 years. Lol I bought a lake house to get some solitude on occasion but my wife and son turned into the entire family's vacation retreat. I didn't get mad I just went and bought some off grid land in the rookie mountains then went and became a private pilot bought a small plane to get out there and started building my own cabin. Only way in or out is by plane or chopper. These are just a few facts about me hell I didn't even know what a sigma was until my wife said my personality was odd and my son clapped back at her and informed her I was a "sigma male" so then I got curious and he explained it to me. I'm not proud of it and honestly like I said I wish sometimes I could be normal... then I walk into a Walmart and decide I'm happy how I am😂

[@garyfilippone6122]

@ZacharyWesberry-gd2wc It's nice to know we're not alone, if you need a sounding board ever I got you, shoot me a DM and we can swap some easy info. Same ago too and even the same social media status, I have ZERO lol

[@Zarathustran]

Psychiatry withheld pediatric Asperger diagnoses during the era between autism being an inpatient diagnosis and so-called neurodivergence becoming normalized. That's actually something different entirely (covert narcissism) because showing a kid parental approval for accepting the "defective" role causes him to lean into it and (unknowingly) not reject the scapegoating of his abusive family the way undiagnosed or undisclosed autistic kids (like we were) went on to do. It also halts their IQ climb. Never occurs to us we are autistic because most of us have IQs over 130 (and apparently never occurs to them they aren't anymore because they don't). Still having some autistic traits doesn't make someone who doubled-dowm on them when autism became his assigned brand autistic, IMO. Figured mine out during quarantine. Whole family have known but just left me to (not) figure it out on my own since being diagnosed with "asperger autism with intellectual giftedness" at age 11 in 1981. Antipsychotics are contraindicated. Just remember that, because they're killing us 10 to 15 years early by being misprescribed for a whole range of misdiagnoses of which MDs very stupidly accept our hastened declines as confirmation. Even in psychosis loose association, tangential thought, word salad, and disorganized thinking are health-seeking efforts toward restoring homeostasis, but any anxiety in adult autism is annihilation anxiety and not abandonment anxiety so we are the population in whom adjunctive offlabel antipsychotics induce apparent paradoxical reactions like agitation when in fact catatonia is a known dangerous side effect of antipsychotics (that quacks who don't first differentiate by lorazepam challenge also don't consider after the fact that they've actually induced agitated catatonia). This is also important because "burnout" for us is actually autistic catatonia, and I'm pretty sure Parkinson's is end-stage autism. Regardless, there is no dementing process in adult autism even remotely like the egodiscontinuity of schizophrenia or the egodecompensation of many geriatric dementias. But because we have weakly-developed inhibitory control executive function it can be the first thing to go under extraordinary stress and get us misdiagnosed with early-onset dementia (or some other bullshit for which antipsychotics will be misprescribed). It's the wrong thing because for instance if I had gone to the doctor instead of figuring this shit out on my own during quarantine at the very least I'd have been put back on Abilify to boost the Effexor I also don't take anymore and probably Seroquel again for sleep too if not one I've never taken. If it didn't induce side effects it still wouldn't exactly be therapeutic to dissolve my motivation, though I can certainly see why abusive families and psych ward staff prefer outpatients and inpatients (respectively) who've abandoned truthseeking. I don't think the MBTI does as good a job with adult extraversion as the 5FM (because I think introversion is a pediatric trauma survival adaptation that very well may be mediated epigenetically in utero, but it suppresses other traits and is maladaptive in adults so IMO is only a trait per se insofar as we make it one), but you guys sound like INTJs. We are invariably either INFJ or INTJ per MBTI in my experience and observation. Biden is an INFJ and Putin is an INTJ. Plenty of bad guy INFJs too (Hitler), so I'm not trying to assign a moral value to the descriptor but indicating some of us are left brained and some of us are right brained just like any other random sample. Psychiatry insists there's no such thing as an adult-onset personality disorder but refuses to diagnose PDs until adulthood. That's how they're protecting themselves from negligent malpractice liability for those undisclosed and misdiagnoses, though none still practicing would ever see it that way and none who have begun practicing since see it at all. This goes unnoticed because AFAICT ASD is never considered in the adult differential, so unless someone's already suspicious enough to have figured it out themself (which is probably less likely for those whose marriages hopefully spare you adult lifetimes of antidepressants for "dysthymic anxiety") we are none the wiser. The non-accommodation of developmental delay in early adulthood (e.g. incapacity to contract, particularly marriage) perpetuates undiagnosed and undisclosed autism because the pathogenic etiologies of ASD (and infanticide/"SIDS"🙄) are postpartum psychosis (unconscious wish for the child to become "unborn"). Stomach-sleeping only "causes" SIDS insofar as sometimes a defensive posture against a scowling or menacing mother prompts a retaliatory pillow party. Depends if her wittle ego gets hurt enough to react with the equivalent of "I'll give you something to cry about". I don't think most of these kinds of mothers even notice it but I'd be willing to bet at least one of you is still a stomach-sleeper if not both. Only recovering from hernia surgery in my mid-40s broke me of the habit. NPD and ASD are clear predispositions to postpartum, and in predisposing ASD postpartum is pretty obviously the insulting stressor psychogenic to ASPD and BPD sequelae. Autism is 4:1 male because it's both more difficult for disturbed (narcissistic or autistic borderline) mothers to idealize infant sons as their mini mes and more likely that disturbed (narcissistic or autistic sociopath) fathers will devalue them and project the Oedipal delusion Freud's theory got backwards (he was an abuse survivor who characteristically still blamed himself for unprocessed trauma) onto them. Freud also oversexualized most things because he had not processed his trauma, but Sophocles' play indicates Freud didn't pull disturbed fathers' tendency to project competitive sexual rivalry and retaliatory bitterness no infant can even begin to formulate onto their sons out of thin air. The female's (relative) mental health during her childbearing years is prioritized as indicated by the additional 4:1 male prevalence of schizophrenia and 4:1 female prevalence of Alzheimer's, both of which have a good bit to do with why some disturbed fathers will idealize subsequent sons to the point of favoritism (as part of their own "splitting" ego defense regarding one kid as the best of themselves and another as the worst...but neither as autonomous individuals) every bit as much as others will reject daughters for not being sons (which is how most autistic females end up that way). You don't make a kid autistic without maternal attachment trauma because the simple biological reality that all mammals were our mothers' biological processes before we are our own introduces the opportunity for mothers to regard some offspring about like they regard their turds. When an autistic borderline female does this it's usually because her narcissistic partner rejects the kid. When a narcissistic female does it I'm not so sure how much her autistic husband necessarily has to do with it (sociopath on paper or not) if the kid is even his because we get babytrapped all the fucking time. To wit, see Elon Musk. Also not at all unusual for us to displace unresolved mother-induced rage onto female partners. See the so-called "mostly harmless" hiker. Anyway, IDK your lives and am just trying to describe the mechanism of behavioral heritability to keep you from wasting time on the complete falsehood of non-mutagenic "genetic" autism 18 or so years (and counting) after the sequencing of the genome.

[@TerranSol]

You are right it's not easy but I've found the less you concern yourself with the pointless stuff the more you have to dedicate to the important stuff. I always thought I had mental health issues, for years I just thought I was cold and weird, I always did things sllghtly different, a little backwards from everyone else, I initially thought it was my dyslexia, I taught myself how to read and write because no one else could but I had to flip my brain upside down to do it as I couldn't learn in the traditional sense, now I'm a writer... Go figure. But now im pretty sure being a sigma has a big part to play. I've always done my own thing, never waited for anyone else, love being alone, I'm at my best by myself, never really sought companionship, not because I didn't enjoy it I just never put huge value in it. lived in four different countries and five states in America, multiple jobs in multiple disciplines. Plumbing, irrigation, drainage, heavy vehicle opperation, foreman, managerial etc etc, as soon as I'd learnt to the point of ot becoming second nature id go find another job related skill to learn. learnt most of the arts, drawing, painting, musical instruments, writing etc etc, It's purely a drive to better yourself and prove to no one. Social constructs don't matter. You know if your a true sigma male, you understand the feeling of cutting the knot and how easy and precisely you can do it and you find narcissists amusing because you know they will be endless fun to manipulate. I have also noticed a lot of people thinking they are Sigma but I don't believe they are, though tbh I think there are varying degrees of all the categories, someone could be partially sigma and partially beta, none of it is black and white and also a number of mental issues could be confused as sigma like actions.

[@ralphseewald4069]

💯👍thank you

[@achievegreatnessmedia]

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[@davidvalderrama1816]

Accepting that being loving is painful. Most, won’t. Pain is part of life, be wise with your words.

[@ChrisTouloubakis]

Thanks for giving me a name! All those years i thought that i had a huge problem. I thought that i was weird, psychopath, something alien, this is what they call me because I don't like to blindly follow the crowd

[@Jennifer-K5LA]

Ladies, if you ate lucky enough to land a sigma understand this! True sigmas are. Extremely loyal. DO NOT EVER question that loyalty once it is given to you. This actually hurts them considerably, and you will never understand why he silently cut his losses and moved on. These men do not open up easily and invest a lot of thought and trust when they do. You do not want to make a mockery of that investment in you. It's the worst thing you can ever do. They won't argue or get angry, just distance themselves and eventually dissappear. If you are an insecure woman these are NOT the men for you, please look elsewhere. My brother and father are both sigmas. Loyalty is everything. ❤

[@paulfitzpatrick6566]

True Sigmas are indeed extremely loyal, & we expect it in return. Sadly, integrity in a potential partnership is most rarely to be found. We are deep thinkers also, & if are shown disrespect, will walk away with no qualms.

[@art.a12]

U R RIGHT SIR.UR OBSERVATION IS RIGHT.

[@KevinLewisotg]

As a sigma male who is also a Virgo, I love feeling seen and understood by these videos but also don’t like how people are making it cool to be Sigmas now in a bandwagon sort of way. I see men trying to emulate us to appear enigmatic and mysterious. Bro.. just be yourself lol

[@gentilewarrior]

Sigma's don't go into these videos validating their existence 😂

[@worldpeace2688]

take care guys. happy new year.

[@lukeprins458]

That's me 💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@DanMichael-c9v]

U hit most of the toes, but there b 5 kinds of thinkers and that puts a mix into yor finally.

[@GraniteChief369]

I wish I knew this 45 years ago. I thought I was just antisocial. I'm stuck in the woods mode.

[@lone_wolf1869]

Agreed👍

[@drewford3205]

Exactly brother

[@christophertadeo6120]

That's too easy. Loki of asgard 😀

[@kentjensen4939]

None of the other sigmas I know smoke; we don't want to endanger our health.

[@RalphSasso]

On target

[@inquizative44]

My niche, obscure topic is cryptozoology and etymology. Amazing things to be learned and understood. Its also shocking how little the general population knows about the actual realities of this world. How so easily they are mislead and manipulated.

[@Todd-jx9jr]

Wouldn't this kind of self definition and self agrandizment disqualify one from joining the club?

[@starkilr101]

So sigmas are more often than not stoics, people who researcher for funsies, and introverted people with Asperger’s. Got it.

[@MrVariak]

Interesting. This is how they try to shape the growth of Sigmas.

[@PaulA.685]

My daily life!!!

[@chrisaustin6255]

Many Sigma videos resonate with me, but this was a bit more

[@mikeryan2319]

Well, groups or labels or names mean nothing. And, my set of principles...I am reliable. if you aren't, I can't let you hang with me. Actually, just one principle that is easy to understand.

[@bryanleovy2163]

Silence is our true nature

[@bobvillanueva712]

There is no greater solitude than that of the SAMURAI unless it is that of the TIGER in the jungle...perhaps...BUSHIDO(Book of The Samurai), We identify as TIGERS and not lions, yea? Our theme song is MOONRAKER by Shirley Bassey, listen to the lyrics, enjoy........................................................

[@sonudoibale5045]

Sigma never smoke👍

[@adrianthomas1473]

I’m not sure about the minimalist comment - the sigma male may have a large library. In fact probably will.

[@JohnBrown-zd5li]

No two people are exactly alike. Not even identical twins! Nothing in the physical world is absolutely true.

[@permculture]

this was pretty good until it became repetitive A I may not know the word repetitive

[@TheTigerEmperor]

💯

[@jonitortaful]

Literally me

[@chrisfinnegan8370]

Sigma here , , ,

[@Logans3Run]

Just to point out, those traits mentioned, are not "abnormal". 😉

[@maicholor2849]

Using fictitious movie characters to drive the point on sigma males is like eating veggie beef burgers, it tastes like the real stuff but isn’t!

[@petestsck7774]

💯💯💯

[@wernervannuffel2608]

💯💢

[@BEACHDUDE71]

Sounds like me

[@davidgentz1731]

I am truly a sigma male and we are crazy it's that simple we're whack jobs I love being whack job

[@TheLeoPoint]

👏

[@pugnation]

So the mythical sigma male is the romantic dream of every woman. 😂

[@Mc007Queen]

Only if I was born a century past .. No Sigma know until they have gone through ... and there at the age of understanding ! No Sigma male Knows until ... if you tell me if a 28 boy year old knows he's Sigma at or until he's at least he 58 years Knowing 99.99 4% that he's Omega and they have to be Sigma Virgo I'm now 59 ... Videos of young Guys knowing that they're a sigma ... it really doesn't work that way With .. people portray sigmas as in Steve Jobs for Microsoft Geek .. No they're omegas ... Musk Tesla no he's an Omega he does have like a 10% Sigma but those 5 cameras on the outside and inside of his vehicles lol , A true Sigma wouldn't put those to spy on you you purchased a vehicle that is Sigma makes it's your business musk won't and interviewers will not ask that question why there's cameras on the outside of the vehicle and microphones and cameras on the inside of the vehicle and yes he can shut down your vehicle at any time he knows everything where you been and where you live and where you're moving to .. you don't think Jeff Bezos and Evon Musk .. has ties to the US government lol and that Geek that stole code to Facebook ... you don't think if it wasn't for three College guys , that he would ever come up with that code lol to make Facebook it is today .. Naw ... look it up it's on KZbin seek and you will find it I personally would have wanted 20% of the shares each instead of getting paid off 20% of the shares each would have brought them 70 million easy DUMB

[@powerpointpaladin6911]

so basically ... any introvert.

[@charleslane6637]

👍

[@mycatsherman]

If I join the sigmas, do i get to wear a uniform?

[@mr.miniaturesmodels8465]

AI channel….though not without pearls o ftruth

[@CarlosCruz-km8qf]

We're still screwed up by the f system. At least we busyness men and women hu we're smart enough

[@fantasyEXX]

Sigma male isn't stoic. They're more aloof

[@dpasek1]

Sigma males don't smoke. In general, they are repulsed by addictive habits.

[@thomasjordan5578]

I noticed that incongruity.

[@carwashadamcooper1538]

Not entirely true. We do enjoy some vices, usually minimally. It's the experience, not the chemical which draws us to partake. True Sigmas are experience seekers and that includes all forms of experience, even those which we know can be damaging. It's part of "living on our own terms", as it were.

[@user-pg6jr9gu5h]

Speak for yourself, and you’re wrong! The way we are as Sigmas we’re Addictive to Our particular ways according to Our standards. Duh

[@franko7461]

Did you forget the part where Sigma’s don’t follow societal rules? They follow to the best of their own drum, and yet, another societal rule is made to define what a Sigma is. Kinda funny actually. 😅

[@paulipuhakka8788]

Isn’t a draw back????? Yes it is!!! It sucks!

[@XiiCRONIKZ]

Yo wtf everything here your saying im into😮😮😮😮

[@BelgianProblem]

Woah you are super cool badass sigma everyone love you definitely not cringe

[@doghousedon1]

Quit picking on us sigmas. We just don't buy into the bull and choose not to participate in it.

[@ygygyf-s1g]

I'm a Sigma i guess.

[@SPAD-90.00]

Number 9: other men

[@SavMacCauley]

Adult Swim

[@mehowi]

blah blah blah