Save some for me guys. It's not every day I get to psychobabble.
I'm pretty confident that the root of Alma's problem is a Narcissistic Personality Disorder, characterized by excessive concern over the self, and evidenced by the continual defensiveness, refusal to relinquish attention, and of course, the failure to accept criticisms of the self, alongside a perception that others are inferior in enduring characteristics.
This commonly manifests as a series of fundamental attribution errors. e.g., When "I" make a mistake, it's because of some temporary environmental factor. When others make a mistake, it is because they aren't as exceptional as "I" am. That's why we all make so many mistakes, but Alma is almost always correct. That's also why women are such fallible creatures who are either prostitutes or whores, while Alma's sexuality is so much nobler.
A particular element at play here is the hostile attribution bias... a particular attribution error that becomes ingrained in the individual's worldview, where enemies are all around (also germane to NPD). Interestingly, this is probably caused in part by Alma's constant socialization here, where he is in fact subject to constant hostility. This generates a mean world belief that the world is full of people like those here who fail to appreciate his views and inner workings. Therefor, he must be a superior specimen, but on the flip side, he will never be recognized as such. Unfortunately, most women aren't good enough to see what a great catch he is, and naturally he's not interested in those plebeians.
This is a real diagnosis, btw, which if one were to try to counsel, the last thing they would probably do is reveal the diagnosis... especially if they didn't have a relationship of trust with the individual. To do so would likely only sensitize the individual's usual defense mechanisms, resulting in reactance, and precluding any future success or acceptance of the diagnosis. The individual's only hope would be to learn on their own, the hard way.
Sorry, but Alma is one of the most interesting people on the forum. I can't let you guys go about fixing him (honestly though, not that you could). Of course, he could hypothetically use that diagnosis to self-treat, but that assumes he is able to accept that he has such extensive personality flaws, which is fundamentally improbable of the narcissist. Also, if he were to perceive this as some sort of reverse psychology, or taunt, the narcissist would never allow himself to fall for such a ruse.
Oh, Christ, the novelty of being called an idiot by the likes of Alma.