Hey Friendly Strangers
I’ve recently made my way West, but I am a New Yorker at heart. I came to Cali for the sunshine and I just can’t get enough. I got a pretty bad burn today, but I love it!
Let’s get down to the grit: I have a bit of experience with pheromones.
Like a lot of you, I got into pheromones from Pherlure’s advertising campaign. I ordered pherlure and managed to return it for a full-refund after getting scared by “scam reports”. So I scoured the interweb, and ended up at Lovescent. I got some Alter Ego on my first trial, as well as some packets of SOE and Edge wipes. I had no luck with SOE or Edge, but AE was another story!
The day I got it I immediately went on a trial run to the supermarket. The staff here are usually friendly; however I got at least 6 hits there alone, mostly from women in their 30-40s. At check-out one of the bagging girls asked if I needed help out to my car, which is something they are trained to ask. I said no thanks, and by the way I walked here. She repeats it to me “are you sure? you need help out to your car?” nodding as if to push me to say yes. I wasn’t ready for that, and politely declined. I went to Baja Fresh (a taco place) at the plaza. I walk through the door and there is a bit of a line. The lady in front of me, probably 35 turns around. The Deer in the Headlights look is what I got, for a solid 5 seconds. She finally says something, which is along the lines of “have you ordered yet?” It was a peculiar thing to say since I was easily seen walking into the store moments before. I smiled and said no.
AE produced more hits at clubs and did well for me at interviews. I was even able to negotiate a better position and more pay. Some women were very much intimidated by AE. I got a lot of dancing and grinding with some African American women. I read somewhere that they respond more to AE, which confirmed my hunch. AE has worked for on several other occasions, but it’s always AA or Latina women.
Here’s a cool tidbit about something I am working on.
Vocal cues of ovulation in human females ? Biology Letters
This article explains that when a woman is ovulating, the pitch of her voice goes up an average of 15.6Hz. I’m working on an app, which uses conversations (either over phone or in-person) to approximate when a woman is ovulating, when she is menstruating, and if she is on birth control… without her ever knowing. My only concern is if women become aware of this, they will start varying their voice a lot, speaking in various pitches. It will be entertaining nevertheless. The only issue at this point, is that the raw audio is inaccessible without root. But we shall overcome! Soon my app will enlighten your contact list with little lights: red, green, yellow (proceed with caution!). ![]()
A little more about me, I’m a biz school grad. I work for a non-profit based in NYC, which requires quite a bit of traveling. I am into tennis, climbing, parkour, chess, web design, development and various markup languages. ![]()
Anyway, that’s been my experience. I started reading up on A314; it seems so very promising, and a must-have for anyone involved in sales. It would make a nice investment; sadly, the price has me bogged down. Just about every penny is going to pay off my gargantuan student loans. It would be very kind of the PheromoneTalk.com staff to shower me in gifts (certificates).
And I will certainly return the favor by contributing my reports. Also, I might consider releasing the app free of charge to PheromoneTalk members when it is complete.
EDIT: In orgo I was taught that pheromones are volatile and degrade rather quickly. What’s in these solutions that prevents these compounds from breaking down? What is the shelf life for something like AE (stored in cool/dark area)? I still have half a bottle left, which is about a year old.
P.S. People on the West Coast are missing out on pizza.
Prepare your saliva:
Ciao
