This is a little old, but I don’t see where anyone else has posted this. Obviously the title and write up are for mostly entertainment purposes, but this caught my attention:
“The scans show that, during sex, the parts of the female brain responsible for processing fear, anxiety and emotion start to relax more and more, reaching a peak at
orgasm, when the female brain’s anxiety and emotion are effectively closed down to produce an almost trance-like state.”
This got me thinking about putatives like p74 and mones like TAC. I have personally seen the TACgasm. I know what p74 can do for easing stress as well. I have also been told by a little birdy about the power of TAK. P130 created an experience as well as A1. From my experience, with the exception of self effects from p74, these all seem to reduce anxiety. I’m not completely sure about p74 because of my own self effects, but it seems to reduce anxiety in others at least at low doses, by increasing trust.
It’s actually something that is taught in some hypnotherapy courses I’ve attended. Its not as perverse as you might expect though. Its only suggestions to get someone to relax and usually the next session that person will come back and say they had an orgasm for “no reason.”
Did anyone read the comments at the end? Hysterical
I do agree with her blog, for women sex starts in the mind and we can get to that place just by thinking about it. Men can as well although they are more physical in nature.
I totally agree with you take on it. Guys come in looking for something to help with sex and run straight to the masculines and arousal mones. Those are great for creating an image and attraction but its things like P74 Tac and even the social mixes that push you over the hump of attraction and arousal into actual sexual encounters. They can also help by pushing you from “guy who is good in bed” to “virtual sex god” LOL
I think the relaxing stress reducing mones are way underrated when it comes to men coming up with a good sexual combo.
The funny thing about that is that I’m sure a good many of those guys have at least read up on some pickup tactics and techniques, usually the Mystery Method as either his stuff or David Deangelo are the first “guru’s” guys come across. Yet they don’t seem to be able to draw the connection of mones to game, Mystery himself says that the game is played in the comfort stage, and describes going straight to seduction, or even jumping from attraction to seduction without building comfort as common and classic mistakes that most guys tend to make. The same guys read this advice and then dowse themselves with 5 sprays of TuTH and wonder why it’s not working for them.
Where’s the comfort?
Well what’s sad is when someone, like me, is in a LTR and doesn’t understand that after seduction you roll back to comfort again. You don’t stay in seduction. So I get frustrated for not understanding that I have to continue working comfort to maintain the relationship and still go through the seduction steps for sex. I was told recently that true intimacy is in the comfort level, sex is a product of that intimacy.
The more I learn the more I realize that I don’t know.
My best hits have come from P74 based mixes. I swear this stuff is pure gold. I’m just now starting to experiment with TAK, and gotta say I am loving the stuff as well. I can say I far prefer hits with these types of products simply because you can mold the effects in any way you choose. Definitely makes sense considering what is talked about in that article.
Though as we all know a hint of tension is always a good thing
I’ll never forget the best hit that I got back when I was doing the whole strip club thing was with a heavy dose of CTTM2. Now granted, hindsight tells me that most of the time I was doing that schtick, I was being played as just another customer, HOWEVER-- and this is important-- the night I wore CTTM2 was different than any other I’d experienced.
For the newbies, the short version of the escapade was that I issued a challenge to guys on the forum to come up with the hottest, sexiest mix, wear it to a strip club, and then report on results. No one, or at least very few people did it except me, and I’d developed a rather… uh… unhealthy habit of going far too many times. In the process, I’d been going heavy on the -none based stuff and the results weren’t all that great. I was getting sucked in as a sucker, so I was manufacturing IOIs out of what was typical stripper behavior with customers.
Except the night I wore CTTM2. I ended up having the deepest conversation and rapport with a stripper I’d ever had (Ironically, she was the sister of one I’d been focusing on). We sat and talked for the longest time, and there I couldn’t help but notice pacing and leading going on, as well as mirroring and matching, and this was all unconscious. Despite being in a room full of naked women and horny guys, and despite the fact that she herself was dressed in a skimpy referee outfit & g-string, the topic of conversation wasn’t sexual in the least. We could have easily been two people at a regular club who’d hit it off.
I’m kind of embarrassed when I think back of those days and how much valuable pheros and money I wasted, but that one experience served to hammer home the concept that socials have far more value than some are willing to ascribe them.
Let that be a lesson, young grasshoppahs. You’re likely to get better luck with a healthy dose of Instant Honesty and Shine than TUTH. Don’t go straight for the proverbial jugular out of the gate.