Perhaps the division of human males into Alphas, Betas, and cucks mirrors the sexual polymorphism of bees in a way. Maybe in the past when humans were much more strictly tournament mating...the non sexual males took up distinct physical forms to the alpha...(I think we still see this today, like duh ..the herbivore men)
By distinct forms to the alpha do you mean forms that are different than the alpha form
Also I think in ants and bees the ants and bees that do not reproduce are called female instead of male or neuter for some reason
Drone - Male
Queen - Female that reproduces or might reproduce
Worker - Female that does not reproduce
@shortstories basically saying that human males might have a non reproductive morphologue if it's coaxed out of them in a warlords and harems environment.
@shortstories I wonder if the herbivores develop differently physically.
