The Cube Game -- Psychoanalysis




The Cube Game

So there is a game that I just heard from a friend 

of mine and I went online and first played it mysel

f. It can generate great results with people new 

people that you have just met. Check it out....

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So what is the Cube?
It is basically a game of symbols and questions. Five simple 
questions and the accurate and creative interpretation of 
symbolic meaning in their answers will enable you to smoothly
 lead a woman deeper and deeper into seduction.
No Right or Wrong Cube
You need to understand that the structure of the cube isn’t as
 important as the way the game is played. There is no right or
 wrong answers in the Cube. What is important is that you
 should be able to think on your feet and come up with
 plausible and interesting interpretations to any of the answers
 that your target gives.

How It is played

You
: have you ever played the Cube. (she is bound to reply in

 the negative) … ok, so I will ask you a few simple questions 
and once I done I will know all about you. Before we start…
 Do you think you have good visualization skills…In other
 words are you imaginative?

Her
: errr….Yes.

You
: Good. Now imagine that you are in a desert. (I prefer 

using landscapes with as little distraction as possible like 
deserts or snow covered mountains). And in the desert there
 is a cube. What is it made of? What size is it? (Optional 
Questions: What color is it? Is it hollow or filled? If filled 
what is it filled with? Is it lying on the ground or floating in air?)


Next you see a ladder. Where is it in relation to the cube? 

How big is it? What is it made of? How many rungs does it 
have?

Next you see flowers. How many are there? Where are they 

in relation to the cube? What color are they?

Next you see a horse. What does it look like? Where is it in

 relation to the cube? Is it wild or tame? Does it have a settle?
 What is it doing?

Next you see a storm. How big is it? Is it near or near or far 

from the cube? Does it look menacing or mild?

Once you have asked all the questions and probed her for the

 answers (you will need to lead her a bit with suggestions. 
Don’t let her answer the questions mechanically. I had once
 asked a girl what her cube was made of, she instantly replied
 ice. Don’t accept such answers) you can tell her the meaning
 of the various things saw in her scenery. They are:

Cube
 = The Self
Ladder = Her Friends
Flowers = Represent the place of children in her life Horse =

 Her Ideal Lover
Storm = Her Challenges and Problems

These are some of the interpretations that you can draw from

 her answers. I am only providing the basic
interpretation and expect my readers to be flowery in their

 speech when they interpret the answers
The Cube itself
Tiny cube => The girl feels insignificant or ignored. You can 
also interpret her personality as being modest, unassuming 
and reserved.
Cube resting on the ground => Is realistic in her dreams
 and goals - has no flowery flights of fancy. Conversely if her
 cube is levitated or flying you can you can describe her as
 being a dreamer or an idealist with lofty albeit slightly
 unrealistic ambitions.
Cube far away in the distance => Feels left behind or 
blames life for not treating her with fairness.
Cube made of solid material => has a strong, well ground
 personality, with pride and lots of self worth.
Cube made of gold or other precious material => Egoistic
, thinks she is worth a Queens’s ransom.
Cube made of glass or transparent material => Considers
 herself chaste and pure
THE LADDER:  
Long, strong ladder with several rungs => She has a big
 social circle, and lots of supportive and understanding friends.
 You can further interpret her answer by describing her as
 having an outgoing amicable personality.

Ladder made of some odd material => Feels that all her 

friends and relatives are weird and can’t understand her at all.
Ladder with few rungs (but made of solid material) =>
 has a close knit social circle  
Ladder in a less than good condition => Has trouble
 trusting her friends or feels that they take undue advantage
 of her goodness.
Ladder leaning against cube => Thinks of herself as a bit
 of martyr or one who always goes out of her way to help her
 friends.
Ladder on top of cube => Feels oppressed in the company
 of her friends. She thinks of them as dominating and 
overbearing.
Ladder much bigger than cube => feels small and 
neglected in her social circle  
THE FLOWERS:

Number of flowers = Represents the number of children 

wants to have.
Flowers close to cube => The girl is maternal and protective.
Flowers far away => Doesn’t want to have children anytime 
soon.  
Flowers blooming well => Feels that she would be able to
 provide her children with great life.  
Flowers all around/over the cube => Feels scared or
 overwhelmed at the prospect of having kids.
Beautiful flowers (roses, lilacs etc) => Finds children very
 beautiful  
THE HORSE:  
Strong, large horse => Wants a strong, protective man  
Horse close to the cube => Wants her lover to deeply 
attached to her both emotionally and physically.

Horse well separated from cube => Is afraid that she 

might never be able to attract the right man.

Small, submissive horse => Wants a lover she can dominate

 or envisions being (stuck?) with a wimp 
Wild horse => Wants to be with a guy with a wild
 independent streak (A quintessential bad boy)
Horse stomping on the cube => Has been or is afraid of 
being used and abused by her lovers.
Horse walking away from the cube => Feels abandoned  
THE STORM:  

Storm at a distance/Small storm => Feels fairly secure 

at present. No major troubles in her life.
Storm approaching => Is afraid that her life will be soon
 be overrun by the unpredictable forces of past karma.

Storm receding => Has recently faced and overcome some

 serious difficulties. 
Huge malevolent storm hovering over the cube => Feels
 her life is in deep shit

Its a pretty cool psychoanalysis game - i think the name for 
the type is kokology.


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