Hi, I’m David, currently 20, turning 21 very soon (a few days before Christmas!
).
I’m spend most of my time in Sydney, Australia, but I travel around whenever I can, and I’m mostly a newbie when it comes to pheromones.
I’m about 6 feet tall (181cm), people tell me I’m moderately good looking (7-8 out of 10) and I’m pretty good socially, but I prefer time alone more than being the life of a party.
I’ve had 4 somewhat long-term relationships, my first when I was 16, my longest was my most recent, which was for almost 2 years (I broke up with her because our lives were moving in two very separate way).
I first learnt about pheromones at high-school, which I found interesting, but then forgot all about it as life went on, until a few weeks ago when I rediscovered them through Wikipedia, and then I found this forum and have been reading some posts as a guest for a few days now. I love Science, and everything about the “Scientific Method” (controlled studies to find proof) but also believe there is a limit on Science somewhere, and then Intuition and Art come in.
To be honest, I’m not exactly sure what I want out of pheromones. I would definitely like to use them in some sort of sexual sense (either to aid attracting women, or to enhance relationships with them) but I am unsure what I think about it ethically. I also interested in experimenting with self effects (such as during physical and/or mental exercise), and even the “placebo” or “carry on effect” of wearing pheromones when I go out, getting into a groove, and seeing if I can carry it on without the use of the pheromones.
Mostly I would like to experiment for myself, without any pre-conceived ideas of what to expect or even and goals. Experimenting for the sake of knowledge? I am thinking of ordering a “large” number of pheromones (all of the to-go bottles if I can eat cheaply enough these next two weeks to afford them
) and then playing around and seeing what happens.
I look forward to learning from this forums and hopefully contributing something back in return. ![]()