I wrote a wall of text, but I realize that its idiotic and written for imbeciles. I guess some arguing against walls can't be avoided. Excuse my anger.
Pheromones in real life:
Its pretty much common knowledge, that you can smell other people's feelings and intentions, if they engage in them as much as that they are seeping through to their bodies. Humans are fucking mammals for Christs sake. They not only put off the same information by smell as cats and dogs, the information is more complex at that. Though it might be more subtle.
No perfume can even come close to how situationally different smells get. How diverse the smell is, to mediate information about age, health, mood and nutrition.
All that is very relevant in courtship rituals. Protocols that you have to adhere to, to score as a man. There is no magical "I am universally sexy" smell, what the fuck? How would such a smell even make sense in nature?; think for a second, god damn.
If you want to smell sexually desperate as a woman, thus attract men for sex, then just be fucking desperate. Don't masturbate for a week while watching porn instead of TV the whole evening. At least if you are male, this will make your penis glans reek down the whole neighborhood, straight out of the shower. Who needs perfumes for this kind of shit? Want to smell like high testosterone?; Smear a bag of Androgel on your dick that evening. THAT easy. Even increases penis size. Works for women too, but at much lower dosage.
The key is to just emotionally engage, in whatever it is you want: attraction, hierarchical status, confidence, dominance, etc. If you feel it, and embody it, your body will smell like it. This is just how it works. You can even try it at home and smell it yourself. Other than that: you have to actually be healthy and fit, to smell healthy and fit ... you can't think yourself out of that one.
The scientific doubt cast around all this is ridiculous. Scientific evidence suggests that we just don't know shit about it. Sensing other people's feelings, beyond what they are explicit about and consciously expressing, is a taboo in our society. If we believed in our own sense of smell, as a source of definitive perception concerning the matter, and openly accepted it, it surely would make people act on that perception, and it would validate biases they have, that are neither beneficial nor appropriate to apply. Imbeciles cannot understand that a person can feel absolutely hostile towards someone, for the purpose of fueling their problem solving abilities with that emotion to make peace between them. This emotional duality is an absolute mystery to the intellectually misfortuned. I feel hostile, I am hostile, I feel gulty, I am guilty - end of their reasoning skills. Jesus, we live in a society, that even puts faith into lie detectors in court. Imagine we all started to believe, that a smell-expert jury could truly smell a person's guilt... Thus, we all foster the belief, that it is impossible at all to draw conclusions from intuition down to actual perception coming from the senses. A ridiculous blindfold, placed on those who are just too dumb to take it off.
Pheromones at home:
So I am male, live alone, and the smell of women makes me happy. There are studies that show that the same is true to women smelling men - phrased more fancily and elaborately. So this idea, at least in theory, has "nootropic" potential (anti-anxiety, anti-depressive, bla, bla, its all just because I am lonely). I ordered two perfumes for $40, which contain the total sum of all pheromones in women known to mankind: Alfa-Androstenol, Beta-Androstenol, Androspora (?? its something), Estratetraenol, Copulines. God damn I dumped the whole bottle in a towel and put it under my nose, it doesn't even smell female yet sexual. A dog smells more sexual and female than this shit. Is irritating and obnoxious though, like all other perfumes are. So that was that.
I have used them, they don't work with absolute certainty.
Every pantry-sniffing pervert knows that pheromones degrade god damn fast. How is that shit to survive in a perfume bottle?
Edited by Aolministrator, 16 February 2017 - 09:25 PM.
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