Double_Diamonds
Don Juan
Forgive the Corniness.
Twelve Thousand, Three Hundred and Six. Think about the enormity of that number. That is how many people are registered on this forum. 12,306 registered Don Juans. Imagine how many unregistered people call themselves Don Juans. But how many of them are professionals?
Don Juanism as a profession
Point #1 - I propose that Don Juanism is a profession.
A profession is defined as "An occupation, such as law, medicine, or engineering, that requires considerable training and specialized study." We will look at the second part of that definition, "that requires considerable training and specialized study." Let's assume that their is such a thing as a professional Don Juan. He lives his life with all of the Don Juan virtues. You've heard the legions of board members announce these virtues, so I don't intend to repeat them to you. A professional Don Juan must undergo "considerable training" and "specialized study." If you look at that, considerable training is of course getting out their for numbers, or a kiss, or sex, or just confidence. To become a professional Don Juan, you must undergo considerable training. You must try, you must succeede, and most of all you must fail. This is a long, hard, everlasting process worthy of your thought. Considerable means worth of your thought. Ahah, we've prooved that a professional don juan must undergo considerable training. Now what about specialized study? Observe the tens of thousands of posts giving tips, observe the Don Juan Bible, The High School Bible, The High School Mini - Bible, The Speed Seduction Bible, Weapons of Mass Seduction, The Book of Shuma Gora, and many more. That is a LOT of specialized study. With this prooved, we have proven my first point, Don Juanism is a profession.
Point #2 - Few Don Juans are professionals.
Very few Don Juans on these board are professional, very few hold the respect of their friends and community as a Don Juan. Almost none hold prestige with their parents BECAUSE OF their Don Juan professionalism. This point is very self-prooving.
Point #3 - To be a Don Juan, one must become a proffesional Don Juan.
You can not rightly call yourself a Don Juan if you are not a proffesional. Look at all the other professions in the United States. Tell me what you would think of these un-professionals:
Lawyer = "Yea I call myself a lawyer, I've never really been to court though, I don't have my BAR liscence, I've been acused of ****ing up society though.
Doctor = "So what if I call myself a doctor and all my patients die. I fail and don't learn from it. No I don't have a medical liscence, never did. Oh well."
Engineer = "I was never trained or liscenced as an engineer, I suppose that's why that bridge fell down and killed thousands"
Military Officer = "Yes I lost World War Two, I wasn't a proffesional and I had no duty to society"
Well? What do you see in common here? All of these professions have a duty to society, and by being un-professional, people died, and society was ruined or damaged. But surely Don Juans mustn't live up to a professional criteria, they have no duty to society. WRONG. We have a duty to society, especially when we're in high school. Those above proffesions can't rightfully fulfil their goals as doctors or lawyers because they're not proffesionals. They don't have considerable training or specialized study time. What I'm saying is, if we had no professional doctors, we'd have no doctors, if we had no professional lawyers, we'd have no lawyers, if we had no professional Don Juans, we'd have no Don Juans. You must be a professional Don Juan or no Don Juan. Accept your moral responsibility or give up.
Point #4 - To become a professional one must study and train
This point has already been prooved, so I propose a place to make it a reality. I propose a trainign program, much better than boot camp for Don Juans. Almost like a school. Classmates at the same stage are essential. Leaders are essential. I can do the dirty work of structuring this program, but I need leaders to help mentor. Newbies will be helped by first years, first years will be helped by master Don Juans, masters will be helped by the Don Juan elite. You get what I'm saying. If a Don Juan in this program needs help, it goes up the food chain. This program will take the best material, not just from sosuave, but from every website that serves this purpose. Tell me what you think. We need leaders to help make new leaders, we need Don Juans to help make new Don Juans. We will make ourselves professionals.
P.S. Sign up here: http://s3.invisionfree.com/theothersosuave/index.php?act=idx
Twelve Thousand, Three Hundred and Six. Think about the enormity of that number. That is how many people are registered on this forum. 12,306 registered Don Juans. Imagine how many unregistered people call themselves Don Juans. But how many of them are professionals?
Don Juanism as a profession
Point #1 - I propose that Don Juanism is a profession.
A profession is defined as "An occupation, such as law, medicine, or engineering, that requires considerable training and specialized study." We will look at the second part of that definition, "that requires considerable training and specialized study." Let's assume that their is such a thing as a professional Don Juan. He lives his life with all of the Don Juan virtues. You've heard the legions of board members announce these virtues, so I don't intend to repeat them to you. A professional Don Juan must undergo "considerable training" and "specialized study." If you look at that, considerable training is of course getting out their for numbers, or a kiss, or sex, or just confidence. To become a professional Don Juan, you must undergo considerable training. You must try, you must succeede, and most of all you must fail. This is a long, hard, everlasting process worthy of your thought. Considerable means worth of your thought. Ahah, we've prooved that a professional don juan must undergo considerable training. Now what about specialized study? Observe the tens of thousands of posts giving tips, observe the Don Juan Bible, The High School Bible, The High School Mini - Bible, The Speed Seduction Bible, Weapons of Mass Seduction, The Book of Shuma Gora, and many more. That is a LOT of specialized study. With this prooved, we have proven my first point, Don Juanism is a profession.
Point #2 - Few Don Juans are professionals.
Very few Don Juans on these board are professional, very few hold the respect of their friends and community as a Don Juan. Almost none hold prestige with their parents BECAUSE OF their Don Juan professionalism. This point is very self-prooving.
Point #3 - To be a Don Juan, one must become a proffesional Don Juan.
You can not rightly call yourself a Don Juan if you are not a proffesional. Look at all the other professions in the United States. Tell me what you would think of these un-professionals:
Lawyer = "Yea I call myself a lawyer, I've never really been to court though, I don't have my BAR liscence, I've been acused of ****ing up society though.
Doctor = "So what if I call myself a doctor and all my patients die. I fail and don't learn from it. No I don't have a medical liscence, never did. Oh well."
Engineer = "I was never trained or liscenced as an engineer, I suppose that's why that bridge fell down and killed thousands"
Military Officer = "Yes I lost World War Two, I wasn't a proffesional and I had no duty to society"
Well? What do you see in common here? All of these professions have a duty to society, and by being un-professional, people died, and society was ruined or damaged. But surely Don Juans mustn't live up to a professional criteria, they have no duty to society. WRONG. We have a duty to society, especially when we're in high school. Those above proffesions can't rightfully fulfil their goals as doctors or lawyers because they're not proffesionals. They don't have considerable training or specialized study time. What I'm saying is, if we had no professional doctors, we'd have no doctors, if we had no professional lawyers, we'd have no lawyers, if we had no professional Don Juans, we'd have no Don Juans. You must be a professional Don Juan or no Don Juan. Accept your moral responsibility or give up.
Point #4 - To become a professional one must study and train
This point has already been prooved, so I propose a place to make it a reality. I propose a trainign program, much better than boot camp for Don Juans. Almost like a school. Classmates at the same stage are essential. Leaders are essential. I can do the dirty work of structuring this program, but I need leaders to help mentor. Newbies will be helped by first years, first years will be helped by master Don Juans, masters will be helped by the Don Juan elite. You get what I'm saying. If a Don Juan in this program needs help, it goes up the food chain. This program will take the best material, not just from sosuave, but from every website that serves this purpose. Tell me what you think. We need leaders to help make new leaders, we need Don Juans to help make new Don Juans. We will make ourselves professionals.
P.S. Sign up here: http://s3.invisionfree.com/theothersosuave/index.php?act=idx
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. This post is definately a kick in the ass for everyone to get pushed in the right direction especially for new people.
