What’s the best way to frame discussions so as to introduce my female friends to the wonderful world of mones? I do think many of them could benefit at work and socially from them but I don’t want there to be a negative social circle impact on my reputation from a lingering perception of sleaziness associated with pheromones.
I’m not a female but I know about being sneaky. Get some small perfume bottles, a pheromone (instant sexiness), a wonderful perfume (or order a bottle from Androtics with an added scent like that chocotini), and hand out little bottles of perfume. Ask them to try it out for a week because you want their opinion on it for a gift to a relative who is perfume savy and you want to impress her.
After the week is up and they are wanting to buy loads because of the outstanding results, tell them that they where wearing pheromones, and it was the only way you could think of to get them to try it without pre-concieved notions.
Very sneaky.
I think the All American Rejects said it best, “I’ll keep you (-mones), my dirty little secret.”
I would not tell them, or anyone. But that’s just me.
Matt
I’m the same, Matt. My “Toys” are my ONLY secret from “The Man,” but they are sure as hell staying that way.
Ail 
One way I tried with a lady friend is first talk about smells which make people feel happy, then talk about the Smiley perfume and then mentioning I heard about some pheromone and mention Instant Shine. I didn’t mention any sexual pheromone and she didn’t probe further. The conversation went well although she isn’t interested in wearing any perfume and so didn’t investigate further. Just chalked it upto my interest in colognes. I haven’t tried mentioning it to anyone else and mostly keep it a secret.
Alas I can’t be congruent with knowing only a little about something so fascinating… And most all of my social circle would probe much further.
You are totally hired as my Director of Sneakiness. Actually, the reflex action of many girls to amp up their perfume in the presence of a high power mix makes it easy to raise the topic of smell, perfume and attraction.
I can very much appreciate that perspective. I just can’t bear to see my friends fail to benefit from something that I believe would help them lots…
Its true!
I sometimes don’t know how to ease some of my friend into the thought of pheromones, one because they are so closed minded about things.
I figure the social dynamic in the UK is a little different than would be in LA, which would be different in the rest of the US. Since England has a longer history of social hierarchy and privilege, do people tend to form one opinion of you upon meeting (based on social status, wealth, etc) and stick to it?
I think I had a point in all this…
Okay, in LA, when I find someone “cool” enough to know about what I do, and what I’m involved in, they are usually so intrigued they’re ready to throw money at their first pheromone blend right away. At the very least, they’re curious enough to let me pull a to-go out of my pocket and squirt them with something. I’m usually up front about my social experiments when I meet new people, and that sparks such a crazy curiosity.
When I let my established, longtime friends into the pheromone experiments, they at first chalked it up to “some other crazy thing that crazy Jasmin is into.” But when they see results they constantly nag me about new mixes. 
I agree wholeheartedly, Ail…I have never told ANY man that I have been with about the pheromones…all they know is that I am hot, and I drive them NUTS, but they can’t figure out why…
…I love it…
Wait, i’m confused. (that was easy eh? lol) How do your established friends not know? Are they clueless that you work at androtics?