Post: #11

(01-07-2013 5:06 PM)John Schlongfellow Wrote:  I've read in places that gay men will sometimes respond too dienone similarly to straight women.
Lovey dovey purr purr...

here is a recent example of male/male attraction which the user hadn't counted on
https://pherotruth.com/Thread-negative-r...6#pid73016

this is all very interesting since there are lots of gay men in my current field and flirting with them might advance my career, yet I just can't bring myself to do it
no offense

They do. I get better hits with a1 on one gay coworker. L2k worked surprisingly well on him. He stopped by to talk and we had a long fun conversation. Lol dirty primitive kind of pushed him away but that makes sense. Straight ascend and evolve hes kinda standoffish unless i use a lot of cohesion which i usually do.

Post: #12

Bear in mind this coworker is more effeminate and a smaller frame.

Post: #13

Sorry missed the part where you were gay. None of the products I mention would work for you. Wolf & Glacé seems to be a gay and trannie magnet when I wear them together. Maybe you should try that combo as wolf makes everyone treat you like a celebrity and glacé makes people talk a lot.

Post: #14

Welcome Mike!

I've found ALL the women's products at AD to be excellent socials - including Donna Amore & Exotique and even the unisex blends like Corporativo & Glace can go in a sexual direction if you lead them that way so I wouldn't limit any blend to only it's description on the site. Keep reading and don't be afraid to play! Experimenting is AT LEAST half the fun ^_~

Happy hunting!

Post: #15

(01-07-2013 10:18 PM)NuTrix Wrote:  I wouldn't limit any blend to only it's description on the site.

You have NO clue how right you are in that statement. I probably know a little more about what's in a number of blends from different vendors than most, and a number of the descriptions of different products from vendors are interchangable, between mens, womens and gay products from the same vendor, and from other vendors as well.

Product descriptions should probably be considered more about intended effect, rather than targets. Both men and women have hormones predominatly associated with the other sex, and in greater amounts as we age. But regardless of amount at any given age, those hormones DO play a part in how we respond to others!

Now I should probably shut up, before I've got girls wearing Alpha Maschio, guys wearing Alpha Donna and have the world turned upside down. Oh wait, we've already had members experimenting with Pheromones intended for the oposite sexes and getting good results.

Post: #16

Hey Mike,

Welcome to the forum.. your excited now Wait until you see this stuff working

Post: #17

BTW there is a gay male blend at LP that is not alpha. Teddy BB. You should check it out. There is also B2 at LP but that one will not be around for a long time. Teddy Man is a fragrance that contains the Teddy BB phero in it or you might like Steamy Dreams which is considered a very gay friendly fragrance.

Post: #18

Hi Mike! Welcome to the forum

You are in for a lot of fun! If you are going to start experimenting with all sorts of different stuff, it is not a bad idea to keep a journal to help you keep track of what is working and how it is working. Journaling can also sometimes help you notice things you might otherwise miss.