Ammo+IShine+CTTM2 made me a better dancer! What gives?

On Friday last week, I went to a dance class. It was less than a week after I had a close call with a violent run-in (after having OD’ed on TUTH), so I wanted to spend some time in an environment where such a thing was virtually impossible. So a dance class was just the ticket. Before heading out, I put on the following.

Ammo: 3 sprays, on neck
IShine: 2 sprays, on hair
CTTM2: 2 sprays, 1 on each temple

Observations that night:
Demographics: mainly Caucasian 30’s thru 50’s, but otherwise a diverse mix of ages and races
I haven’t noticed any specific hits during the lesson part, just general friendliness. During the dance practice part, however, it really felt like most ladies I danced with had an easier time following my lead than usual. When we danced, it felt like we were moving as one unit, so to speak, rather than me just leading and her just following. They smiled while I danced with them. One instructor I danced with even complimented me, although that could be because I’m a regular customer, and she remembers me. All in all, there was little or no flirting, other than friendliness that could be mistaken as such. But it was still a very pleasant night, and definitely took my mind off that arrogant guy.

A handful of ladies had the opposite reactions, which I guess were hits. They stumbled through moves, even when doing well-known dances like salsa. Although it could have been because they were newbies. It was usually the 50+ women who reacted this way. Others spent quite a bit of time watching my feet, rather than just moving in step with me, which again, could be because they’re learning.

Nothing I noticed from men. I recognized some of the regulars like myself, but we didn’t interact much beyond hellos, handshakes, and some small talk.

Concluding thoughts:
The hits weren’t strong enough to make using the pheromones worthwhile. Which is a noticeable change from some years earlier, when I wore similar pheromones to this dance class. Back then, I got much stronger hits, especially from 20-something women. (Then again, I was 20-something myself.) For example: one girl totally leaned into me when I pulled her into a dip. Hits in recent years in this dance class are more reserved, it seems.

I wonder what would happen if you dropped the CTTM? I think I seen a report where you wore just the Ammo and IS and got pretty good hits with it. Or maybe even try A314 instead of the Ammo and see what happens.

You know, I tried it last night, in the same dance class. The demographics mix was the same as last time too, although with a slightly younger crowd. I wore the same combination as in the original post, minus the CTTM2.

The results were nice, but somewhat weaker. I still got things like friendly smiles and even mild flirting—which was more friendly than sexy in nature. The news about the Cubs winning the World Series provided great fodder for conversations, even. But I noticed one thing missing that I had with CTTM2: that feeling where me and my dance partner were moving in sync as one unit. Instead, there was a feeling of well-synchronized leading and following with good dancers, and my dance partner being a good sport with not-so-good dancers.

In the end, perhaps I’ll keep including the CTTM2 as long as my supply lasts. Or maybe even just for the heck of it, leave off IShine and use a combination of Ammo and CTTM2.

If you are a RU you could also try the CTTM MX pack which is awesome if you have not tried it and the CTTM2 I think is based off of that. For the $40 for RU it is worth trying.