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	Example: it may seem silly but I think good example can be seen in the movie The Lion King. As youths exemplified by Simba and Nala and as adults by Moufassa and his Lioness (I forget her name).		Example: it may seem silly but I think good example can be seen in the movie The Lion King. As youths exemplified by Simba and Nala and as adults by Moufassa and his Lioness (I forget her name).

			http://magx01.blogspot.ca/2014/08/parenting-rules-to-live-by.html

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	~~https~~://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/~~2ifj8m~~/~~just_curious_what_kind_of_benefits_could_there_be~~/		It depends on the type of alpha. A Dark triad alpha father is likely to raise an unpredictable type of girl who could potentially be damaging and unloyal. Personally, not my type, so not something I will concern my response with. The 'benevolent king' - as [http://www.reddit.com/user/drrrrrr u/drrrrrr] puts it - however has a good shot of raising a great woman.

			Yesterday [http://www.reddit.com/user/GoldmundUnleashed u/GoldmundUnleashed] posted a [http://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/2icz8e/the_death_of_a_patriarch/ blog] ("The death of a Patriarch) about the death of a "benevolent king." It was his uncle, whom a even a feminist relative described admiringly as being the one to make the final decision, who counselled people when necessary and didn't tolerate silliness. In other words uncompromisingly alpha.

			I imagine the kind of girl he would have raised would have the qualities U/AssedM mentioned. I have come a across a few of them in my life and my experience/opinion of them are as follows.

			* They are proud of their femininity confidently embracing the roles of carer/supporter in a way that compliments (and in no way undermines) the alpha's leadership.
			* They do not shit test in the traditional sense because they don't need to. Thanks to their alpha father's they can tell an alpha from a beta reflexively.
			* If they reject you they do so gently without shaming you. Their self esteem means that your advance doesn't compromise them psychologically/socially/physically so they feel the need to make a scene. They do it with a benevolent but knowing smile that you might use on an adventurous 4 year old who's trying to get a sip of your whiskey ;)
			* In my more Beta days, these last two points disarmed me and lulled me into the false belief that I had a shot. The inevitable ensuing rejection always left me with this sense of confused disappointment.
			* They are loyal to the end. Their good experience with their alpha father has taught them the benefits of long term investment into a TRP relationship. As U/AssedM said, rounded-alphas are in short supply so it wouldn't benefit her to risk all that for a transient adulterous sexual relationship with an alpha who may be a bit richer/ripped etc . Which leads onto my next point...
			* They are mature and have self control. IMO this is was defines men and women over boys and girls in general. They feel only proud about being mothers/home makers and manage their female flippancy well
			* She is sexually mature. I don't mean experienced necessarily. Due to the fact that she has little in the way of daddy issues or anxiety she will trust the alpha she chooses enough to relax fully into the sexual experience. She will confidently submit to your sexual dominance and learn to be a competent and fulfilling sexual partner using your guidance.
			* She is a leader amongst women. In her social group she puts her (more neurotic) friends at ease and encourages positive female behavior bringing the best out of them without shaming them when they get it wrong.

			Reading back this post I can see how some might say that my description is written in a naive, adoring, even sycophantic beta style. But I think it's important to realise that just as it is possible to be a "benevolent king" that it is just as possible for a woman to be a corresponding "compassionate queen." Further, as I continue on my TRP journey the more I realise that this is the kind of woman that one day I will want as a partner. So to have a clear idea of what you want will help you find those girls as well as the girls who are almost there and whom you can help make the finals steps develop into that woman. Finally relationships formed of these kinds of men and women are a powerful force for change. External people are drawn to these kind of partnerships because they are non-judgemental and inspirational. I think their stability and influence will help remedy the very problems for which TRP exists. They empower and train men to to be calm confident leaders and they reduce feminism-driven stigma against women for being feminine thus curbing harmful hypergamous behavior and any pointless endeavor to be men.

			Example: it may seem silly but I think good example can be seen in the movie The Lion King. As youths exemplified by Simba and Nala and as adults by Moufassa and his Lioness (I forget her name).

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