tisha23
September 5, 2012, 6:23am
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This has been covered many times
I had a question, but I am not sure how to phrase it. Here goes…
If you are around other people while using pheros, how do people discern who is actually wearing the pheros?
Example if I don’t make sense: A man and his friend walk into a club. Man A is wearing pheros and Man B is not. Some women nearby realize the pheros and approach them both. Will the women be able to tell who is actually wearing the pheros?
yeah its tfer15.
im just wondering this one thing.
How does the target know that you are the one broadcasting the signal? whether it be a openness vibe, a comfortable vibe or any inbetween.
so lets set up a situation to demonstrate.
so i go on a casual lunch with my friend thats a guy and a girl. i can wear any pheromone in my collection. so lets say that i wear ammo and my friend doesnt. i usually wear two sprays to my neck, on in back and one on the front. we are sitting in a booth, all of…
OK… I am new to this pheromone stuff… so dont mistake this honest question as being just silly… I really dont understand this.
If you are in a regular sized living room with 10 people in it and someone lets out a fart… everyone would smell it… but no one would know who it belongs to… eventually you have to ask this question:
“OK who cut one?”
We would definitely notice it… and it would likely affect our behavior such as fanning the air with your hand, or opening a window, or pinching our nose…
There are several different factors. Silage, pinpointing, vapor trails and congruence. But its basically the same way we pinpoint sound or light. On an instinctual primal level we all understand chemical communication. Its how we communicated in the womb. The question is kinda like asking how does your body know how to stay alive. How does your heart know how to beat ? No one taught it. It just knows, its instinctual.
Tisha