The Strength of Independent Alphas: Target Us At Your Own Risk
In a world where quantity of "friends" often define our worth, there's a unique breed of individuals who find strength in small circles and a measure solitude to balance that.
Among the ones who feel better around groups (that's okay), people who enjoy their own company stand out (which is okay too, but we get heavily labelled).
I'm not saying that I don't value the right friendships. I'm just saying that I don't get validation externally anymore and that's what has changed.
These independent alphas don't run in packs (which is their choice); they thrive in their small, trusted circles.
This lifestyle choice doesn't make them easy targets for manipulation or exploitation as predatory individuals may mistakenly believe out of pure ignorance. In fact, quite the opposite.
Logically, self-reliant people do not need much from others so the manipulators will not be able to break into their lives with their usual pushy strategies.
Choosing to walk alone or with a select few doesn't indicate vulnerability.
On the contrary, it showcases a profound resilience and strength.
These individuals are some of the toughest you'll ever meet. They are self-reliant, thoughtful, and exceptionally discerning.
Attempts to exploit them often result in a challenging, if not impossible, endeavour for the manipulator (even the skilled ones get exhausted trying to play us and they will fall into the pits they tried to dig for us).
The misconception that those who prefer solitude are easy to prey upon stems from a misunderstanding of what true strength looks like. Independent alphas cultivate inner resilience, making them formidable opponents against any form of deceit.
Their small circles aren't a sign of isolation but a testament to their ability to value quality (soul ties and depth) over quantity (fake communities who use one another for favours and discounts like trolls dressed up as real when it's a huge scam) in relationships.
So, if you're thinking of targeting these resilient individuals, be prepared for a difficult ride and don't forget that karma doesn't miss anyone.
If it worked on the people before, it won't work on us. We see your game from miles away.
Any exploiter has an insatiable need for power "over" others so they think that doing certain things alone makes you an easy target because their source of power isn't from within but from external (fleeting) validation.
Alpha-solitude is not a weakness but a fortress of strength. They may stand mostly alone, but in doing so, they stand strong. They don't need to grovel for your approval, so what legs do you have to stand on for your manipulation to work exactly? Make it make sense!
We don't need much from anyone, and we're not lonely, so what ploys can they really conjure to destabilize our foundations and infiltrate our lives? Silly superficial people are lacking ruse and mental strategy and it's extremely laughable.