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Soldiering is archetypically masculine and spying is archetypically feminine. Combat involves strength, confrontation, directness, and bluntness, and killing. Espionage involves manipulation and deception, stealth, subterfuge, sabotage, and assassination. Such as is in war as is in everyday life, as war is the final form of human expression.
Think of soldiers and you'll instinctively think of alpha males. Brute force chads ready to kill. Think of spies and you'll instinctively think of females and seductresses. Stacies handpicked for their looks and charm.
Men in the espionage world are the beta males. They're the ones who are sometimes smarter, but often not strong enough to be on the front lines. The James Bond fiction is a fantasy of the beta male. Look at this picture and tell me if you see a beta male.
No, you don't. What you see is a fictional idealization of the alpha male in the mind of a beta male. The suaveness and sophistication, effortlessly making mundane the extraordinary. Like it's just another day at the office. Now contrast that with this picture.
This is the pure and raw masculinity. These men are ready to kill, pillage, plunder, and rape, and only the hand of God is going to stop them. They're already living the best life a man can live. They make the rules and nobody tells them what to do. What would such a creature fantasize about? BEING GODS. Creating and destroying civilization, at their whim. This is peak masculinity.
Contrast this with the imaginary male above and you'll imagine that he wouldn't risk missing a day of his skincare routine and being clean shaven for a single day of war. The idealization is clearly a lesser than the actualization.
@Lordgoro1
Think of soldiers and you'll instinctively think of alpha males. Brute force chads ready to kill. Think of spies and you'll instinctively think of females and seductresses. Stacies handpicked for their looks and charm.
Men in the espionage world are the beta males. They're the ones who are sometimes smarter, but often not strong enough to be on the front lines. The James Bond fiction is a fantasy of the beta male. Look at this picture and tell me if you see a beta male.
No, you don't. What you see is a fictional idealization of the alpha male in the mind of a beta male. The suaveness and sophistication, effortlessly making mundane the extraordinary. Like it's just another day at the office. Now contrast that with this picture.
This is the pure and raw masculinity. These men are ready to kill, pillage, plunder, and rape, and only the hand of God is going to stop them. They're already living the best life a man can live. They make the rules and nobody tells them what to do. What would such a creature fantasize about? BEING GODS. Creating and destroying civilization, at their whim. This is peak masculinity.
Contrast this with the imaginary male above and you'll imagine that he wouldn't risk missing a day of his skincare routine and being clean shaven for a single day of war. The idealization is clearly a lesser than the actualization.
@Lordgoro1
