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  • Graphik
    Pr*s*n*r#70460649
    • Oct 2002
    • 10582

    #1

    The Ladder Theory revisited

    http://www.intellectualwhores.com/masterladder.html


    I cant exactly remember who on OS put me up on this thoery. When I first read it, I actually learned a thing or two. I've shown this article to more than a few females and at first glance many have dismissed it as being not true but quickly realized that after more thorough reading and having a male perspective thrown their way, that some of it is actually true. The charts that the writer provides seems to be what the women I've shown mostly disagree with which I can understand since most women do have diffrent tastes and desires when it comes to men so that part really cant be generalized. But they do understand the concept of the actual Ladder Theory after futher explaination.

    Even though they do understand it they wont admit to actually having some type of ranking system when it comes to the men they know and what I tried hard to explain to them is that they do have a ranking system in place, its just used unconciously whereas a guy completely and knowingly ranks his women in specific order. The one thing that they all disagree on and its been beaten to death with the folks I know, is that all of a females male friends want to ultimately get them in the sack at some point in time. The females I know debated that they have plenty of male friends and not all of them want to sleep with them. (A consistent and typical response) Whereas it is noted in the theory that if a guy doesn't want to sleep with you, he's ethier not attracted to you or he's playing for the other team.

    So what they fail to understand is that the majority of males friends they do have are just waiting and waiting for that moment where their services may be needed. They wont jepordize the relationship and flatout tell you themselves but simply 'play their role' until that special day comes. If it ever comes. So in essence, both parties are wasting eachothers time because more than likely, that guy has a secret agenda and the female thinks she has a special friend. So the female needs to re-examine that relationship and find out what its really about. They'd be in for a suprise. Unfortunately, women seem to value friendships moreso than guys so the women I've talked to wont go to such measures to prove the theory true.


    While I dont exactly agree with everything the writer said in his piece, I found 1 area to be particularly interesting. Its about the role of a "cuddle bitch". I hate to admit but I've been one before. I was so intimately close to this one particular female in my teen years that I swore that I was gonna eventually tap dat off one day. Unfortunately for me, the girl thought otherwise. Before I read this piece I always wondered why me and that girl never hooked up. Seeing as we did just about everything a regular couple would do....besides kiss and ****. Yes, I got to grope, see her half naked, massage, rub down and all the extra things a real boyfriend does except it never ever went pass that point.

    The cuddle bitch explaination shed light on it in ways I never thought imaginable. It all made sense now. I was simply being used like a freakin' douche to fufill whatever lack of intimacy that was in her 'real' relationship. And yes, I knew her boyfriend. He was a prick and I thought for a second that I had a chance but obviously, he had all the right qualitys that our more typical females look for in a man. Like showing a lack of concern, love and ignoring her at every opportunity. This keeps him a challenge and thats the one thing that 'some' women love when it comes to courting. I've since learned to adapt some of these qualities in my relationships. (B4 the Ladder Theory) Not exactly the ones I described but just learning to be more of a challenge. You dont have to exactly ignore a potential female, just indirectly show her that you're interested but you have other options. This here will create the sense that you're more of a better catch than she is. She should try to work for your attention. While this doesn't work in all cases, its beneficial in more way than you can imagine.

    Anyways, dont want to turn this into a class because I'm less than qualified at picking up the opposite sex. I'm still learning as I go along but back to the topic of cuddle bitches. I recently discovered that my gf somewhat has her own. She told me about some guy maybe 4 months into our relationship. She called him a "family friend". While I discovered he is actually a family friend, he really has this secret agenda to get with my girl and its been going on for the last 5 years. While she denies this claim, it only took 1 single confrontation with this guy to come to this realization. She says he's just a really good friend, I say this guy is waiting his turn and he's gonna keep waiting till he ultimately gets what he desires. Sad but true.

    First time I meet him, he plays like he's the surragate father. He says "you know she's been my friend for a long time. She talks to me about everything and she told me about you already, etc, etc". "I just wanted to meet you and see what you really about". Then this guy proceeds to ask me "You and her sleeping together"? It all just hit me at the point. This guy wants to nail my girl and he already doesn't like me. Well if she tells him everything, I'm sure she's told him that and I know its killing him inside. MWUhahah. I finnally say "Yea" and he proceeds to tell me that he already knows. WTF? Why even ask? Meh..he's just curious and wants the awful truth to come from my mouth. Anyway, he then pretends to like me and says I'm "cool" even though our little chit-chat hasn't stretched past nothingness.

    Eventually I showed my gf this Ladder Theory and I made it a point to emphasize cuddle bitches and I told her this must be your "family friend". At first she denied it but then realized that its all so true. I feel sorry for the dude, I want to tell him that she's really not that interested in you but that cant really come from my mouth. I've been where he's at but not that bad. I did'nt waste 5 years of my life pursuing a girl that really did'nt like me. More like a summer. She admits that the guy would do damn near anything for her and actually made fun of that fact. She is'nt exactly using him since she's been with me. I dont want my girl having any cuddle bitches, if I'm not providing whatever intimacy, friendship or whatever you need, then you need to let me know or find somebody else. But this guy, he's a digrace to the guy code. He's starting to pop up at her crib at random times of the night with lies that he's locked out the crib. He purposely leaves things over her crib so he can have an excuse to pop back up. When he calls her and she says she's with me, I can hear the silence on the phone. Its a damn shame.

    What do you think I should do with the cuddle bitch? Should I let my girl handle that or should I step in?

    Anyway, discuss the greatness that is the Ladder Theory and thanks to whomever put me on to it. Its provided some very interesting conversation.
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  • RockyTop1
    All Star
    • Apr 2004
    • 8267

    #2
    Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

    lol...nice.

    I'm still laughing at the term "cuddle bitch." I'm gonna have to read this now.
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    • Graphik
      Pr*s*n*r#70460649
      • Oct 2002
      • 10582

      #3
      Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

      Originally posted by RockyTop1
      lol...nice.

      I'm still laughing at the term "cuddle bitch." I'm gonna have to read this now.

      Yea, its the worst possible situation to be in as a guy. All those days of thinking you can get the girl only to be constantly rejected and then used on top of that. In my situation when I was a cuddle bitch, the guy she was dating used to beat her, treat her like crap and I was always that shoulder to lean on. While she's giving me her life story I'm thinking to myself "Yea, today might be the day". Only for her to turn right back around and go back to her beater *** boyfriend. It used to hurt like hell. I wish I found out about this back in the day I could of avoided all of this.
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      • NoleFan
        Hall Of Fame
        • Aug 2002
        • 12856

        #4
        Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

        I was skimming through and found something interesting. It said that if a man finds a woman attractive then they can't be friends.

        I think I might agree with that.
        Last edited by NoleFan; 03-19-2007, 01:17 PM.
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        • RockyTop1
          All Star
          • Apr 2004
          • 8267

          #5
          Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

          Originally posted by NoleFan
          I was skimming through and found something interesting. It said that if a man finds a woman attractive then they can't be friends.

          I think I might agree with that.
          At first I was like no way, but the more I think about it, all it's going to lead to is temptation.
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          • Beantown
            #DoYourJob
            • Feb 2005
            • 31523

            #6
            Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

            Originally posted by NoleFan
            I was skimming through and found something interesting. It said that if a man finds a woman attractive then they can't be friends.

            I think I might agree with that.
            Hard to disagree with that, really.

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            • Graphik
              Pr*s*n*r#70460649
              • Oct 2002
              • 10582

              #7
              Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

              Originally posted by NoleFan
              I was skimming through and found something interesting. It said that if a man finds a woman attractive then they can't be friends.

              I think I might agree with that.

              I found this to be true as well. What sense is it in punishing yourself being good friends with a woman that you are attracted to. Whenever she gets a real boyfriend all you'll do is get jealous over it. Its alright to be 'cool' with a girl as in you say hi and bye and talk for brief moments but dont expect me to call you and conversate like we're friends. Cause if I did call all I'd be doing is pretend to be your friend while in reality, I really wanna nail you.

              I went through this situation just last year. A girl at my office quickly coined me as her friend while I was tryna holla. She kept wondering why I started giving her the cold shoulder soon afterward. She'd call me and just "wanna talk" and invite me to her crib and whatnot. I went to her spot once in hopes that I could cut but she told me right when I walked through the door that aint nothing happening. Now she's wondering why I dont want to visit her anymore. She offers for me to kick it all the time but I always 'have something else to do'.

              So while we're at work, she pops into my cube from time to time to shoot the breeze but thats as far as it goes. The phone calls stopped and in fact, she hardly ever talks to me anymore. I could care less though. She was annoying as hell anyway. In fact, I'm not really even attracted to her anymore. We could be cool now but she wants to play the "two can play at that game" game of silence. I'm to grown for games. She's seen the Ladder Theory as well and I already pointed out to her that very tidbit of info. If I aint getting the cooch aint no sense of me spending one second of quality time with you-real talk.
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              • BunnyHardaway
                Banned
                • Nov 2004
                • 15195

                #8
                Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

                I'm a cuddle bitch . I'm in the same exact situation as you were in too...sigh.

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                • NoleFan
                  Hall Of Fame
                  • Aug 2002
                  • 12856

                  #9
                  Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

                  Originally posted by Graphik
                  I found this to be true as well. What sense is it in punishing yourself being good friends with a woman that you are attracted to. Whenever she gets a real boyfriend all you'll do is get jealous over it. Its alright to be 'cool' with a girl as in you say hi and bye and talk for brief moments but dont expect me to call you and conversate like we're friends. Cause if I did call all I'd be doing is pretend to be your friend while in reality, I really wanna nail you.

                  I went through this situation just last year. A girl at my office quickly coined me as her friend while I was tryna holla. She kept wondering why I started giving her the cold shoulder soon afterward. She'd call me and just "wanna talk" and invite me to her crib and whatnot. I went to her spot once in hopes that I could cut but she told me right when I walked through the door that aint nothing happening. Now she's wondering why I dont want to visit her anymore. She offers for me to kick it all the time but I always 'have something else to do'.

                  So while we're at work, she pops into my cube from time to time to shoot the breeze but thats as far as it goes. The phone calls stopped and in fact, she hardly ever talks to me anymore. I could care less though. She was annoying as hell anyway. In fact, I'm not really even attracted to her anymore. We could be cool now but she wants to play the "two can play at that game" game of silence. I'm to grown for games. She's seen the Ladder Theory as well and I already pointed out to her that very tidbit of info. If I aint getting the cooch aint no sense of me spending one second of quality time with you-real talk.
                  Damn, that sounds exactly like my situation. I wanted to date my choir director. We're just friends. When it started we talked alot. Now that I know we're supposed to be 'friends' she'll call and I really don't want to talk. Now, I pretty much only see her at church and only talk to her at church.
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                  • Graphik
                    Pr*s*n*r#70460649
                    • Oct 2002
                    • 10582

                    #10
                    Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

                    Originally posted by JJLinn
                    I'm a cuddle bitch . I'm in the same exact situation as you were in too...sigh.


                    Get out while you still have some pride left. Reality is this girl will forever keep you as a friend while dating other guys. I know it may seem like there's a possibility that you two will connect but in all seriousness, she's just stringing you along. Using you for whatever is missing in her current relationship. All the while you're at home tuggin' your junk thinking about her.

                    My suggestion to you to end this is to show her the Ladder Theory, point out the cuddle bitch section and start ignoring her. Dont do any more favors for her and when you talk to her on the phone, start making it brief. She'll probably feel guilty and look for some other poor sucker to sob with on the phone till the wee hours of the morning. Meanwhile you go out and find a real relationship.
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                    • BunnyHardaway
                      Banned
                      • Nov 2004
                      • 15195

                      #11
                      Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

                      Originally posted by Graphik
                      Get out while you still have some pride left. Reality is this girl will forever keep you as a friend while dating other guys. I know it may seem like there's a possibility that you two will connect but in all seriousness, she's just stringing you along. Using you for whatever is missing in her current relationship. All the while you're at home tuggin' your junk thinking about her.

                      My suggestion to you to end this is to show her the Ladder Theory, point out the cuddle bitch section and start ignoring her. Dont do any more favors for her and when you talk to her on the phone, start making it brief. She'll probably feel guilty and look for some other poor sucker to sob with on the phone till the wee hours of the morning. Meanwhile you go out and find a real relationship.
                      That's really tough, considering she's my best friend, basically the scenario they talk about. I don't think she'd like that too much. The worst part is that I "fell into the abyss" with her before.

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                      • ExtremeGamer
                        Extra Life 11/3/18
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 35299

                        #12
                        Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

                        All this love advice, and aren't you dating a 17 year old?

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                        • Beantown
                          #DoYourJob
                          • Feb 2005
                          • 31523

                          #13
                          Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

                          Originally posted by ExtremeGamer
                          All this love advice, and aren't you dating a 17 year old?
                          She's 18 now, so it's okay.

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                          • the_future420
                            MVP
                            • Jul 2002
                            • 3086

                            #14
                            Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

                            Originally posted by ExtremeGamer
                            All this love advice, and aren't you dating a 17 year old?
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                            • Graphik
                              Pr*s*n*r#70460649
                              • Oct 2002
                              • 10582

                              #15
                              Re: The Ladder Theory revisited

                              Originally posted by ExtremeGamer
                              All this love advice, and aren't you dating a 17 year old?

                              Yea she's 18 and you'd be suprised how experienced she was in dating. Its not like since she was 17, she was easy pickings and I just used my deep voice and wisdom to swoon her. I had to put in some work. More work than I did with most of the insecure older chicks I dealt with. Its easy for you guys to picture some puberty-experiencing teen with no life experience and a immature outlook on life, I know she's more than that. Besides, I dont know if its a cultural diffrence or not but most of the 15 and older teenage girls where I'm from grow up much faster than what they may look like. You'd be suprised at how quick they develope mentally.
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