Do you consider yourself a Pick Up Artist or a Don Juan?

[Gubby]

Do you consider yourself a Pick Up Artist or a Don Juan?

 

[thederekeffect1]

I never really cared for the term "Don Juan", which would explain why I always use quotation marks when I use the term. I suppose that makes me the only person that has voted Pick Up Artist. Honestly, there's not much of a difference. I just prefer one term over the other.

 

[Gonzalo]

"DJ's" are generally more self-righteous about being a "well rounded individual," yet 98% of the posts ask about how to deal with oneitis. Bit less nonsense in the PU community.

 

[arlanda]

DJs focus on the inner game while PUAs on the outer game. You need to have both.

 

[Gonzalo]

DJs focus on the inner game while PUAs on the outer game. You need to have both.

I think that DJs simply focus LESS on outer game...

I've been doing a bunch of PUA stuff, and never have I seen a better balance between inner and outer game, as opposed to what this board porfesses. Just because PUAs offer more routines and material doesn't mean there is more shallowness... A good PUA understands the need to control his own frame before anything else.

My 2 cents.

 

[Gubby]

As I see it, a PUA focuses on women while a DJ focuses on himself (being a "real man", controlling nature, living life). I'm so enamoured with the DJ concept because of what Pook laid out in his philosophies. That's the way I want to be.

I don't consider myself a DJ so much as it's what I aspire to.