so first of i have been using ammo+IFM for past couple months, i have had hits in the past and notice sometimes intimidating, but every time i wear it, there is always something different about me and the environment im around, so i know it works either way.
neways to the issuse: since college jus began like 2 weeks ago, i got chance to test ammo+ifm again, i sit next to a friend and this blond girl in the fronton me(just became friends wit her too) and this gay sits next to her. first 3 days nothin happend, i usually use 2 spray on neck and chest of ammo and 2 spray of ifm on both wrists, but yesterday i used 3 shots of ammo and as soon as i walk toward my chair, the gay immidiatly responded in a disgusted manner, and for the rest of the class he was keep lookin back at me with disgusting look, like i didnt took a shower for 20 years… neways after the class, i gave ride to that blond chick that sits next to him and in the car she told me “you smell very hot today, wat is it that ur wearing??” i giggle and told her “very sex” by express…lol neways that was weird i hate that gay dude now
yes, gay guys are attracted to the same male pheromones as strait women.
so there is always a potential for backlash. your best bet it to treat him like an ugly girl and pay no attention, or give him the “Dude I’m strait, I don’t eat sausage speech.”
That depends on who they are dressing to attract.
Gay guys, likely guy pheromones, Gay girls, likely girl pheromones.
Bi’s might be attracted to one, the other or both.
That really depends on the person and what they are trying to attract or are attracted to.
Some strait women like female pheromones, as do some straight guys like male pheromones. So even “normal” people may be thrown off by synthetically altered pheromone signatures.
Reminds me of the guys who were spraying each other with the “Doe in Heat Urine” (most hunting supply stores have it) It drives some dogs nuts and stinks!
I’ve only had positive reactions from gay men when wearing Ammo. Basically they really like it and make nice and/or lustful comments. No bad effects whatsoever. In fact, gay men are usually more vocal and expressive about the nice scent and feelings evoked than women.
Well some people, gay or straight, will be affected more than others; there isn’t like a clear cutoff point for an OD as such, but just a differential thing dependent on the people around you or the environment. When the bad effects outweigh the positive ones, then I’d call it an OD for sure. If a bunch of men (gay or straight), and women were repulsed by my aura, but the -none loving girl of my dreams was actually attracted by it and came and sat on my lap, I wouldn’t consider it an OD, more a result
