Hi,
I’m SureArrow (Ken), I’m a graphic designer and producer, but I’m also a pilot, hence my moniker. …also, sure arrow is from a love poem and I am a classic romantic. I’m 40+ and I now live in southern California (11 years), but I am Texan true and blue.
After an 8+ year relationship that was akin to a Romeo & Juliet story, and almost killed me when it ended, I pulled myself up out of the ashes and rebuilt myself. It’s been 3 years (this month) since that break up and I fell I am 90% healed. I have a hard time dating due to 2 factors, I’ve been out of the loop for so long and I’m a man who is aimed at only a long term relationship.
The competition can be tough out here in California, so I’ve decided to use every advantage I can get to win the hand of that princess (when I finally find her).
Even though pheromones have no scent, to me, they are much like the aroma of a fresh, hot Cinnabon, cinnamon roll. Their “smell” helps drive the appetite for the actual roll itself, but the person has to be hungry for it, and the roll has to also look and taste appetizing – as well as packaged correctly. Also, the person may be tempted to buy it, but may not, because they think it might be bad for their diet or ruin their dinner at home. To me, the roll’s aroma does not do all the work, but only aids in the sale – if there’s a sale at all.
My experience with pheromones is zero. I’m learning, and I want to learn more. I want to be one hot cinnamon roll!
Nice to be here!
>>—SureArrow–>
They actually do have a scent and its not exactly good but they are easy enough to cover. Cute metaphor though.