Hi all,
I am new here and to the use of pheromones. I am male, 53 yrs old, a bit overweight and may hair is turning salt and pepper. I stumbled upon this site through a comment on one of the seduction formums.
I am trying to learn to become a PUA (Pick Up Artist).
People are thinking. Why would a 53 year old want to be a PUA? Haven’t your nuts shriveled up and fallen off?
Well, I was just like many of the people who’s stories I have read. I was a wall flower at clubs and parties. Never could talk to women.
Guess what, that never changed. I was always shy around women. The more attractive the woman the worse I got. I didn’t marry until I was 37 and while I am reasonably happy, The problem never went away.
Am I planning to cheat? NO.
But at different points in ones life you tend to evaluate what is important. What are your goals?
In other areas of my life I have successfully met my goals. Money, I’m not rich but I own a business.
Have a home and nice things.
But when I accidentally stumbled on the book “The Game”, all that stuff from when I was younger came back to me. And guess what, it was still with me and it still bothered me.
I believe I got where I am today through persistence, but not with style and flair.
So I got to thinking, is it too late to change this? Could I be the friendly, outgoing, fun guy who can flirt with women? (and probably piss my wife off).
I don’t need to bed women. But I would like to be attractive to them.
Are you familiar with the Bondurant School of High Performance Driving? They teach regular guys how to drive formula 1 racing cars. Now of all the people who take the training and drive the laps on the course only a small percent will ever actually be in a real race or win a trophy. They all own cars. Some probably even drive mini-vans. So why take the training. Fear of driving fast? A quick thrill? To push beyond their limits? Achieve a dream or goal?
Learning skydiving may be similar.
What about the people who are afraid to fly in planes? Statistically that is much safer than driving to the supermarket. But fear is irrational and doesn’t care what logic says.
Not pointing a finger, but, is there anything you are afraid of? Is it logical that you are afraid of it? If it was important to you and you had the opportunity to learn to get past that fear would you do it?
Does your personal fear ever affect other things in your life? Are there things that would have happened differently if your fear had not jumped up and controlled you? Will your future be different if that fear never controls you again?
Yes, I am married. I got lucky. She is a wonderful person who I love. Though I will admit that I don’t always like her. I am sure that there are things about me that she doesn’t care for. She is social and has a circle of friends while I am more of a loner. She doesn’t understand why her social group does not appeal to me. Guess what, they are all women and I am not comfortable around women. Add in the fact that she got religion and most of them are church friends and now I really don’t want to hang with them.
So please understand that this is about my personal growth. Approaching, Flirting, etc are my sticking points. If you want to see a 6’ 2" 250lb linebacker sweat bullets, shove me into a club full of HBs and be prepared to mop the floor. Is that rational? Hell No! But that is why I am here.
I will never race professionally, But I am, damn well, going to get behind the wheel.
I realize that pheromones are not a fix all. They will not make me handsome. But if you want to succeed it is important to to use every advantage that is available. There is a reason that people get nice haircuts, sharp clothing, workout, etc. They all help to build a complete package. Everyone has sticking points. I have bared some of mine.
They say animals can smell fear. I am betting that humans can also, even if they are not consious of the fact. Scent is highly underated. Probably because it is mostly out of our control.
I commend the younger forum member who are taking advantage of these products to improve their lives.
Getting past your sticking point while you are still young is smart.
Because if you don’t, they will come back to haunt you later in life.
Good Luck to all of us.