Ladder theory opinions?

[Wineandbread]

Friend ladder forever hi5

[Mans0n]

definitely going to put the techniques from the ladder theory into work.

Because from my experience with women, This is absolute gold.

I suggest all (straight) men put this shit to use.

[reuben_tate]

Originally Posted by Mans0n

definitely going to put the techniques from the ladder theory into work.

Because from my experience with women, This is absolute gold.

I suggest all (straight) men put this shit to use.

Have you read all the parts of the ladder theory? There are no perfectly straight or homosexual men. Every man is somewhere on this spectrum of homosexuality. [This comment is, in no way, a form of attack toward straight or homosexual men. I am simply discussing how the ladder theory relates to both of these groups.]

[AsphyxZero]

• Bob Meets Jane
• Then Bob Meets Connie

Now the ladder theory description goes like this:
1. Bob Meets Jane
2. Bob sizes her up based on the above criterion
3. Bob puts her on the ladder
4. Bob meets Connie
5. Bob sizes her up based on the above criterion
6. Bob puts her on the ladder above Jane

You can recognize this has gone on because Bob says " I'd like to **** Jane, but not as much as I want to **** Connie"

I think that everyone has heard this or something like it enough times for us to accept it as axiomatic and move on. You might be thinking, " Well what about Jane and Connie?" We'll get to them next.

Uhhhhh, ok. My thought processes are nothing like this.

Another thing to watch out for is the code words women use. Here is a translation guide for dealing with women.
Says: I want a man who is motivated and has goals.
Means: I want a rich man

Says: I want a man who knows how to treat a woman.
Means: I want a rich man

Says: He's from a really good family.
Means: He's from a really rich family.

I stopped taking the site seriously at this point.

Best picture in the universe holy ****.

What about homosexual/bi-sexual/trangendered/spongecake fetishists?
I pretty much reject those labels. I think it's more of a spectrum with 1 being something like perfectly straight, and 10 being perfectly gay. I am about a 2.5. Therefore I don't feel qualified to write about h/b/t/s relationships. If someone who is more gay than I wants to, I'll be glad to post it if it isn't a total piece of shit.

Derp.

[who_cares973]

this is also not how i think completely although i do have a sort of ladder the criteria is pretty different

[rushyrulz]

lofl. Match.com popup. BRB, signing up.

[Arch0wl]

it's not scientific. it's pop-psychology, and bad pop-psychology at that. it conflicts with a lot of established psychological data. for example, men and women are equally influenced by sexuality even though they manifest it differently.

[Mans0n]

definitely am liking this find, Also found out that when put to practice it can produce wonderful results, and save you a lot of time tryin to get a with a girl/guy that is hopeless.

[Stewie7Griffin]

Notice that Bob has Jane very low while Bob is very high on Jane's ladder. He is most likely rich and she is most likely ugly. Anyhow this is a classic case of disparity. If we connect the two points we can make a right triangle. The resulting hypotenuse "c" is the magnitude of the disparity

Made me giggle.

[reuben_tate]

Originally Posted by Stewie7Griffin

Made me giggle.

Yes, but how does one get the horizontal measurement?

[Mans0n]

I have been studying it for about 2 weeks now. And this shit is wonderful

[reuben_tate]

Originally Posted by Mans0n

I have been studying it for about 2 weeks now. And this shit is wonderful

Have you done independant research yet?

[~kitty~]

Originally Posted by Arch0wl

it's not scientific. it's pop-psychology, and bad pop-psychology at that. it conflicts with a lot of established psychological data. for example, men and women are equally influenced by sexuality even though they manifest it differently.

I doubt it's serious. The effort put behind all of it isn't enough for it to be serious, unless it's like a blog or something. I didn't read all of it, but judging by the comments, it's probably just a trollololololol. They put things that look like they are true, basing on what lots of popular media portrays. A lot of people seem to believe in the media as if it were the truth, rather than opinions, or fiction.

EDIT: Q."Are you serious or is the site just satire?"
A."Nothing is just satire."