The popularity of the put- down of someone like Dan Quayle depicts that archetype. Second in command, second best, he must carry the stigma of the banished suitor as in a herd where only the fittest male has mating privilege. In such herds, every female of age may mate, but not every male. This is a grievous wound to the male ego and may turn him into a renegade, a warrior of the negative sort who may resort to wielding his powers wantonly and destructively, lashing out at his co-workers or family. A hole appears in the psyche that becomes filled with demons.
Frustration begets anger.
When the ego is opposed to the id , the id will grow stronger until it prevails. You can hold your breath until you pass out, then you breathe again. Some men invent a false personality, put on a smile, or a shell of indifference. Such men may surrender themselves to a strict military or religious discipline where most of his decisions are made for him. He may turn against himself through the use of drugs or alcohol, or a pre-disposition towards escapism and failure, or to passive aggression.