I really do think you need to spend more time getting familiar with pheromones, particularly with getting the doses just right for your body and personality type. Too little of a product may not produce any noticable effects, too much can produce OD reactions. Finding the “sweet spot” to each product is key.
When I first got into mones, I saw more of the negatives than I did the positives - I wasn’t as lucky as some who saw positive results right away. Anxious to see real prominent sexual results and equipped with misguided expectations, I got over zealous and picked up a bottle of PI for my second product after realm/m (which was a simple, though promosing product). I went through almost the entire bottle of PI until I found the LS boards, and adopted a more realistic philosophy to pheromone use. From there I gave myself time to experiment with each product, built a real personal understanding of each product based on personal experience, and have seen great results ever since. I still have my fair share of failed mixes, but I’ve seen quite a lot more positives.
Even when I try products for the first time now, it takes me a while to get things just right. For instance, I only recently found that low doses of IFM work well for me, after seeing no good results with it at high doses. Over application of IO turned me into a grinning fool just yesterday, but after working with it today again I was able to see better results (though I haven’t gotten it just right). Some products simply don’t work for you…In my case WAGG created nothing but negative effects, however the experience taught me to lay low with the comfort mones, and to focus more on social and aggressive mones. A314 in particular, is something that can be very tricky to use.
Point is pheromone use is something that is relatively new, and highly experimental. We can’t expect it to be as cut and dry as most people hope. Given the vast number of variables affecting how pheromones work for a person, there is a lot of trial and error involved especially initially. Whether we see positive effects, negative effects, or no effects at all, its a learning experience nonetheless, and things grow much better with experience. If it didn’t, we all wouldn’t be here.
Keep at it man.