Unless a woman only considers being friends with men that she finds physically attractive, obviously she will have some friends that she doesn't want to have sex with. The same goes for men.
The ladder theory says men specifically discriminate friendship based on physical attraction, whereas women don't. Is this true? I think not, since I myself have been friends with women that I wasn't physically attracted to.
So unless I was somehow deluding myself that these women were my friends, I don't see how the ladder theory can be true?
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