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The behavior of the controversial man
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This is offensive to some men. After all, some men just can't face
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But if you're willing to face the facts and you aren't the
emotional and "easily offended" type... then I strongly suggest you
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Hey Guys,
Let's do an interesting exercise, shall we? I'm going to describe
the behavior of a controversial man, and you see if you can tell me
who he is.
First off, this man stars in an ongoing, semi-autobiographical
production that presents him as a rogue.
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He comes across as slightly nutty, but when you read between the
lines you see there's a method to his madness while acknowledging
that his IS mad (but not uncontrollably so).
He gleefully engages in vice, and goes unpunished.
He marries, but it's stormy from the beginning, and doesn't last.
In his ongoing narration, followed by a fascinated public he is
both the hero and the villain... at the same time.
He creates scandal, and instead of shrinking from it, he plays it
up, creating even more scandal--in fact, he revels in it. Instead
of being shocked by it, the public loves him even more.
Who is this man?
Care to take a guess?
I'll give you a hint: he can be described as mad, bad and
dangerous to know.
So, who is he?
Is he... Charlie Sheen? Or is he Lord George Byron?
The answer is, of course, both. Both men followed exactly the same
script to create outrageous and, more importantly, lasting fame.
Sheen stars in 2 ½ Men which is, well, about him. Lord Byron wrote
Childe Harolde's Pilgrimage which is, well, about him. Both
engaged in vice, and went unpunished for it. And most importantly,
both play the hero AND the villain at the same time.
The result? The public was fascinated with Lord Byron in the early
1800's (circa 1810) and the public is fascinated with Charlie
Sheen, circa 2010.
What that goes to show you is this: human nature, doesn't change,
and is, in fact utterly predictable. So, if you want to make
yourself fascinating, pay close attention to the ongoing Charlie
Sheen drama, then go and read extensively about Lord Byron.
The formula will reveal itself, plain as day.
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This is offensive to some men. After all, some men just can't face
the facts about women or what really creates wild, burning passion.
But if you're willing to face the facts and you aren't the
emotional and "easily offended" type... then I strongly suggest you
read this- it's great: http://www.elitematelove.com
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On with the fun...
-John Alanis
"The King of Let 'em Come to You"
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