Quote: (12-08-2012 09:20 PM)CMan0928 Wrote:
Lets keep in mind that while Henne was a stud in college at Michigan, he's an average NFL QB at best. The top level whores who get off on being with a baller are reserved for the top level guys (Brees, Manning, Rodgers, Brady).
No, this just isn't how it works. I'm going to go on for a bit now because I feel that there is an important point to be made here.
Firstly, you vastly underestimate the status afforded a professional athlete. This status is absolutely
not limited to all-pro caliber athletes, not by a long shot. The 2nd stringer or mediocre starter may not have the status Tom Brady has, but he has more than enough to pull a very physically elite (supermodel, beauty queen, actress, etc) woman, including most of the "top level whores" you're thinking of. It happens all the time, seen it personally.
Secondly, you fail to account for the ratio. There are not enough "top level" ballers to occupy all of the models/actresses/super hot women that want to be with them.
Finally (and most importantly), you also vastly overestimate the ability of women to distinguish status among pro athletes and correctly identify the "top level guys" you mention on a reliable basis. If you think that your typical supermodel can distinguish the playing ability of Mark Sanchez (rock-bottom NFL starter) from that of Drew Brees (elite all-pro), you're giving them
way too much credit.
Chad Henne is an average NFL QB (solid backup, mediocre starter). The only folks who are really aware of this are football fans who actually take the time to follow and analyze league play and the stats that are accumulated, and there are precious few women (hot or not) among them.
Your typical "top level" chick does not do any of this. All she needs to hear is "NFL QB", and that is status enough right there. She will not be weighing the merits of his low completion percentage/qb rating/yards-per-attempt as she decides to pursue him. She is a woman, not a coach or a scout.
Matt Nordgren provides
the perfect illustration of all of this:
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Matt Nordgren is an all-American, blue-eyed Texan charmer. A University of Texas quarterback and team captain, he led the Longhorns to a national championship in 2006. He signed to play with the Philadelphia Eagles later that year, but an unexpected injury pushed him into the family energy business instead.
1. Matt Nordgren was never a starter at the University of Texas. He threw a grand total of twelve passes his entire career-no touchdowns, and a single interception. He also ran for two touchdowns. He lived in Vince Young's shadow for pretty much his whole career at Texas.
He never "led" the Longhorns to anything.
Vince Young led the Longhorns to the national title in 2006-
Matt Nordgren was on the sideline watching him do it and giving him breathers during practice. He was also not a team captain.
2. Matt Nordgren never had a realistic shot at the NFL. He got a look simply because he went to a big program and looked the part (big frame, strong arm, decent athleticism). The Eagles gave him a rookie contract that basically amounted to a tryout, and he didn't even make it to training camp. He was a camp arm at best.
This guy has been running around the reality-tv/celebrity circuit and banging some of the highest caliber women in his state and in hollywood for some time now. This is despite the fact that Matt Nordgren was never elite beyond the high school level-he was totally mediocre in college and never even had a pro career.
Do you think these women care? No. They see "Texas Longhorn QB", and "Philadelphia Eagles", and then they examine his appearance. Details are not necessary-they'll make shit up if they have to in order to fit the image they've created in their head of him so long as it looks nice and makes them feel good. They won't be knowledgeable enough to get a clear picture anyway (ex: "was a backup QB on national title team" becomes "led team to national title"-chicks are none the wiser).
The reason I bothered to dive into this was because it exemplifies a classic mistake men make in evaluating female attraction cues-thinking like a dude.
Our strictly logical minds conclude that we have to hit certain rigid checklists in order to "qualify" for certain kinds of women. This fails because:
1. Chicks don't have the knowledge base we do to make these kinds of comparisons, even if they wanted to.
2. Girls rely heavily on their emotions and feelings when evaluating a potential mate. A guy who merely
appears to hit every checklist in her dreams can be just as appealing as a guy who objectively does,
so long as he can sell her the dream.
He says: "I was a QB at the University of Texas, and I played for the Eagles".
She thinks: "Wow, I see Texas on TV! My dad's a fan! That team is really good. And the QB is kind of the leader of a team. This guy must have led them to all those wins and that championship I heard about that one year! The Eagles are in the NFL, so he must have been the best! Plus, he's good looking! What a catch!"
Reality: Barely played in college, eternal backup, not a team leader, never really played (or even went to training camp) with the Eagles.
Does she care? No. She's already developed an image ("the dream") in her head of his accomplishments based on her limited knowledge of his status indicators. She's already looking up to him, he is already pre-selected.
The knowledge she has is enough to get her imagination going and make her feel good, and enough to make her look good in front of her peer group (who don't know anymore than she does). All he has to do is run standard
fuck-up-avoidance game and he's set.
If it feels and looks good, it is right. Details aren't necessary-nobody cares that he wasn't "top level". All he needed to do was
sell the dream. Just because it doesn't look like a good deal to you (an objective male) does not mean that girls will not buy it. They're females, not men, which means that feelings are just as important as facts, if not more so.