at work, a girl complemented the smell and asked what it was, if that counts for anything. oh, and this one coworker that is notorious for his crankiness… well, i can’t wait till he’s done with his vacation, so i can see how it affects him
later that day, i saw my 3yr old nephew, and after i hugged him, he said “your hair smells good uncle!” and i said “really, what do you think of this smell?” and i put my arm under his nose and he just smiled and giggled
me and him and a couple other relateds went to see Kung Fu Panda that night, and he fell asleep (not 'cause of the movie, he was just tired), so i had to hold him to make sure that he didn’t fall out of his chair, and when he finally wokeup, he was CHEEZING
are younger younger people super sensitive to pheromones? or is it just that since they don’t know about holding back their emotions, as to why you can see the effects better on the young’uns?
I’ve encountered a few situations where little kids seem drawn to me a bit, more than usual. Usually kids I notice tend to give me some distance without pheromones, but little kids it seems unconsciously move into my space when I’m out and about and around them- they usually don’t “notice” me in the sense of looking at me, but they sort of act like I’m not there or I’m OK to be around. It’s a little creepy really, esp. in this day and age of paranoid parents (and honestly I cannot blame them), and something to watch for. Androstenols seem to be the big offender, maybe Instant Shine too.
Also, depending on what I’m wearing, I get alot of attention from kids. Kids really love brightly colored motorcycle jackets, for instance- kids love to stare and aren’t afraid to do it. It’s not something I thought about when I started wearing pheromones, honestly- unintended consequences.
To answer your questions, though, psychologically/neurologically kids aren’t fully developed. Most of them do not think rationally really in the way adults are capable of doing. Alot of kids will look at two glasses of equal volume, for instance, and tell you the taller glass contains more liquids. That’s just on example. So it stands to reason they’d probably rely more upon unconscious influences in making decisions.