Hello - What Goes Through a Pheromone Target's Subconscious Mind? - 21/M/India

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Hi there, I’m Vajra from India. Read a bit about pheromones online and now I’m very interested in trying them out myself.

I have a question about pheromones:

  • Since they affect the subconscious.. Is it really possible for the brain to know that the way its subconscious is reacting might be due to an external agent?

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  • What goes through the mind of a target of these pheromones when they’re overdone? Does the wearer seem intimidating or in general something that he’s actually not?

Thanks a lot for the warm welcome and the future help I will receive.

Cheers!

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Hello from India!

Also a little bit about me:

Neither an introvert nor an extrovert.. Don’t talk to everyone and just keep it to business most of the time.
Also get a little bit awkward around girls that I’m interested in.. Been trying to fight that too.
Don’t really have a bad boy or an aplha male image.. just the decent nighbourhood friend everybody likes and wants to talk to but that’s where it ends.

Suggestions please?

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**Welcome to our community mvajara!

We’re super happy to have you join us. Thanks for stopping by and sharing. I hope to see more of you around here in the next few weeks!

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Have fun!"

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New to pheromones which ones to try first n how to use them effectively

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This is hotly debated in science circles.

In regular day to day life, people don’t walk around with electrodes on their pulse points constantly feeding data to EKG apps on their smartphones. (Though hey, let’s just say that would be the most awesome app ever.) So, it is very hard to DEMONSTRATE what a pheromone effect is. If it is hard to demonstrate, it is hard to define. When you’re trying to publish an academic article, that is.

But real life doesn’t always have the same constructs as a laboratory setting.

So we look at it this way. It is very simple. Ask yourself at the end of the day: What was different?

What was different how my friends, colleagues, family members, special someone, acted? What was different today vs yesterday? What was different with or without pheromones?

Track your data with a journal. Either paper bound or online, like we have here. Online’s great, because then you have a network of pheromone using peers who can help explain to you what you may be doing wrong. What you may be doing right.

Journaling offers you the chance to look back. Was my experiment repeatable? Is this actually working for me?

I’ve bumped this thread to solicit a few other perspectives from some veteran users. It’s a good discussion.