Post: #1

Lets say I'm writing a woman a letter. Would spraying pheromones on the paper make the message give a more emotional effect? If so what kind of pheromones should I use? Sexual, Imprint, Social, etc.

Post: #2

I'll draw on a partially related example to guess 'yes, but'.

My partner loves smelling my shirts after I've been wearing Evolve with Hugo as a cover scent. She recently embarrassed herself by doing this next to a window and people were watching her with puzzled expressions.

But...

1) She associates that smell with me already. Which may or may not be true in your cases.

2) You'd need a cover scent depending on the product.

2) It makes sense for the smell to be on my shirts. On a letter it could be seen as a bit weird/try-hard, unless she's already really into your scent and has said so, or it's done so subtly she'll think it was inadvertent.

Post: #3

I don't know if it works or not but I do it to almost every letter I send. Whether it for business or pleasure, nothing leaves my desk without a little spritz of something on it.

Post: #4

(10-12-2015 10:57 PM)cali4ya858 Wrote:  Lets say I'm writing a woman a letter. Would spraying pheromones on the paper make the message give a more emotional effect? If so what kind of pheromones should I use? Sexual, Imprint, Social, etc.

Next time use the search feature.

http://pherotruth.com/Thread-Laced-lette...pheromones


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Post: #5

(10-13-2015 4:42 AM)Samus Wrote:  I don't know if it works or not but I do it to almost every letter I send. Whether it for business or pleasure, nothing leaves my desk without a little spritz of something on it.

Have you thought of doing an experiment here - sending some with 'mones, so without and trying to gauge differential response?

Post: #6

I haven't, I just send them all in good faith

Part of it is the way I was raised though. I remember from an early age my grandma and grandpa living in different parts of the state for work and anytime she would get a letter in the mail from him she would smell it. I just assumed from an early age, maybe 6 or o, that people smell their mail has common practice. It didn't register with me until much later on that she was trying to smell him on the letters

But I am wanting to say that was one of the first things I started doing when I started wearing cologne, though. Back in high school when shit was still real and a man would have to pass a letter to his girl through multiple hands I always remember hitting my notes with a little Aramis or whatever I was wearing at the time.

Post: #7

I left one of my shirts with a girl a while back while I had to leave town for a few weeks, it was unwashed and had residual Xist, GOA and probably a few more mones on it. She told me that she had slept with the shirt on her pillow every night and mastrubated several times.

I guess for a letter, you can only rely upon association. If you had previously exposed her to a mone with cover scent, then applying the mone or just the cover scent might help stimulate her memory. The mones will have evaporated long before they reach her.