The Courtesan Ninon is just one rather fascinating case study from where I have gleaned courtesan's secrets for attracting and captivating men. Ninon was the most irresistible and famous courtesan in the 17th century. Ninon (or Mademoiselle de l'Enclos as she was later known) was also the most fascinating and alluring woman in the entire world.
Born in Paris, November 10, 1615, she was a woman of ageless beauty. Somehow she managed to preserve her extraordinary beauty until she was at least 70 years of age! As a courtesan, she was brilliantly accomplished and was also a supreme master of the arts of love. Men literally bowed to her shrine. She was the only woman alive who held an undisputed reign over the most wanted Frenchmen; artists, writers, scientists, intellectuals, statesmen, princes, noblemen and renowned intellectuals.
This is why out of almost complete ignominy; she managed to carve such a niche in history! And, not only did she conquer these menâeTMs hearts but they virtually lived for her. When she had reached a ripe old age of 85 years old, even the most distinguished man in France, King Louis XIV, stated that Madam de l'Enclos was the MARVEL of his reign.
She also made certain that she found a very important place among the ranks of the men in her society. Ninon became their peer and queen. and called her surrounding male admirers her âe"birds.âeTM Some women absolutely refuse to blend in with the others and make a hasty departure from the beaten path. Ninon was a prime example of this (you won't be blending in with the 'common pack' either if you have knowledge of a courtesan's love secrets!)
Even though she did indeed fit the profile of an immoral women, she was never completely âe"debasedâeTM and never succumbed to vulgarity. In fact, she had rather lofty ideals (compared to the average courtesan) and only ever gave herself to those who she deemed to be 100% worthy. She also chose who to give her favors with the greatest care and discrimination. It has been said that her desires were wisely controlled and managed.
She was honest in her dealings with money, loyal to her fiends, utterly charming, and refined in her manners and poise. Not only that but she was amazing with her natural wit, her wisdom and brilliant mentality. She influenced many of the brilliant minds of her time. She was a born philosopher and was highly sought after by everyone who knew her âe" just so they could be learn her wisdom. Even Queens called for her!
Ninon was not born of nobility but virtually sat on her own throne and reigned over her adoring subjects. She succeeded in bringing all of the chivalry of Europe around her. Naturally, her brilliant and seductive persona caused all the cream of society to flock to her. Her amazing attraction virtually âe"divinedâeTM men at the first glance.
The unparalleled power that she had over men was enough to cause intense jealousy and hatred in the women who were inferior to her. No matter what schemes they tried to win the best men over to their side, their charms seemed feeble when compared to NinonâeTMs.
The bitter jealousy and envy that her female enemies felt towards her was immense. They unsuccessfully attempted to have her forcibly placed in a convent by Anne of Austria, but this notoriety only made her even more popular. Their evil plan did nothing but bring her more friends and ladies of rank, and more âe"birdsâeTM and worshipers! All of France virtually resounded with the fame of her name and the cream of society fought to be part of her charming circle.
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