"I wouldn't say anything to anyone using "alpha, omega, beta", but I'm going to laugh at them later with my friends. Whether people who use them want to believe it or not, they look extremely cringe comparing themselves to wolf hierarchy."
I said "anyone using". That does not immediately equal "calling someone a beta". The fact that you're assuming this probably means that you're very embarrassed about how cringey calling someone a beta is, and you don't want anyone to realize it. On that note... you can keep talking if you want to, but I'll go live my life now.
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How is calling someone else a beta male calling yourself an alpha though?
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I'm not sure where you got that from because I never said that in my comment.
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"I wouldn't say anything to anyone using "alpha, omega, beta", but I'm going to laugh at them later with my friends. Whether people who use them want to believe it or not, they look extremely cringe comparing themselves to wolf hierarchy."
How is calling someone a beta comparing yourself
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I said "anyone using". That does not immediately equal "calling someone a beta". The fact that you're assuming this probably means that you're very embarrassed about how cringey calling someone a beta is, and you don't want anyone to realize it. On that note... you can keep talking if you want to, but I'll go live my life now.
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Just saying "anyone using" does include "calling someone a beta". To call someone a beta you're using the word beta.
If I was embarrassed about saying it I wouldnt continue to say it.