Effects on smokers?

Okay… I’ve looked, perused, and dug in the forums, and haven’t found the answer to this.

Guys, have you noticed any different effects of your -mones on a smoker, as compared to a non-smoker as your target?

When I was at my Biker bar last weekend, I think I may have been getting mottled signals from a smoker target, but I’m not sure if this was due to my perception of her signals, or if the fact that she was a smoker affected her reception of my -mones. Any ideas here?

From what I have gathered it may not be as effective on smokers or in a smoky enviroment but it still should work to some extent. My husband smokes and I do need to up the dose a little of most things to get a reaction from him but not to OD levels or anything. The reactions are the same as with a non smoker though.

Here are a few posts that may help.

http://www.pheromonetalk.com/womens-pheromone-advice-tips-tricks/questions-experienced-1976.html

Tisha

I think smokers are less effected by the pheromones.
My wife is a smoker and she cant catch the pheros on me.
But when she puts them on her i can smell them.. no mater the cover cologne she uses on top.

I can always catch that smell no mater the type of phero..
and i am not a smoker

Thanks a million, Tisha!!! You rock my socks, and get good rep points from me!!! :smiley::smiley::smiley::smiley::smiley:

Yeah iv been wondering about this too.Thanks Tisha.
Down here in Australia you cant smoke in bars anymore i was hoping girls might pick up my phero signature better now.

One of my mait test subjects is a smoker, and so far about the only thing she has commented on is the scent of Ammunition.

As far as reactions go, they seem to take longer to manifest themselves over someone who is a non-smoker. But then again, she reacted relatively fast to my Primal Instinct experiments by curling up into a defensive ball… I was using between 1 to 2 drops of Primal. Later I tried the same doses of Primal while wearing a314 around her and I did not get the “defensive” reaction.

It may be that the pheromones take longer to “work” (get through) with smokers. The smoke itself? or maybe a conflict (interaction) with nicotine? And there is the possibility that reactions are going ot be different because of just plain getting “used” to each other over time. Reactions from a new target who I have not interacted with before may be different.

I really currently don’t have any other smokers to test things on, so observations are bit limited.