Bi-Curious, are you? 
Gay men like men, so “male” pheromones tend to be as attractive to gay men, as they are to hetero women.
HOWEVER, the gay culture is very unlike hetero culture.
Our gay testers reported increased attraction with most of our male products – including A314 – but with unwanted side effects, including acts of male aggression.
Not the kind of male aggression they actually want.
Gay men may be sexually aggressive with each other, but we’ve been told that bar fights and untoward social behavior is VERY unusual at gay bars and clubs.
On the contrary, if you go out at any popular time to hetero bars, you’ll always run into a bar brawl somewhere. You’ll always see “chivalrous” and outright physical aggression and social dominance of one sort or other, from hetero man to hetero man.
Hetero men like to “dominate” each other socially, and will hurt each other as a display of physical prowess. They’ll actually do it to impress women.
On the other hand, gay men don’t participate in behaviors this (in public, anyway). In public, they tend to be friendly with each other. Much more carefree and accepting of each other. They go out to have fun, and there’s no need for display of public prowess or domination.
So for Mystery Boy, we used a mix of primarily “male” pheromones, and a large amount of Instant Shine, on a base of comforting, “fun” female pheromones – someone like what you’d find in the B mix of Instant Sexiness.
It works well, but not everyone likes the scent (which is the same as found in Ammunition).
They gay community tends to embrace anything and everything from Calvin Kline (CK), so we’re going to switch over to something more those fragrances in a future version. (CK scents tend to be simpler, and more “toned down” than what you find in cool smelling Ammo)