Hi, I am curious to get some of your guys opinions on a subject. I’ve noticed confusion in alot of people after using my mones. Here are 3 examples that happened with in a week.
So have any of you noticed any confusion created with your mones?
Example 1:
I was heading interstate with my sister and cousin and decided I would use some conversation mones. So an hour before we left I threw on 1 x IO (2x), 1 x IS (2x), 2 x liquid trust.
Before we left we stopped off at a fast food joint for some dinner. I ordered for my sister and my self and the dude who took my order acted really confused and had to put in my order 3 times and took about 5 minutes. He then gave me back change for a $50 when I gave him a $20.
Example 2:
I headed out to my local supermarket and decided to throw on some mones, as you do… I had on 2 x IO (2x), 2 x IH (2x) and 2 x Liquid Trust. I brought a few things and 1 item was a shoulder bag which was discounted from $30 to $15. The discounted tag wouldn’t scan and so the young customer chick had to enter the price manually which she put in for $5.
Example 3:
Again at my local supermarket I had on only 2 x Liquid trust and had ordered about $50 worth of groceries but the guy left off about $10 worth of items and kind of threw me a knowing glance like “yeah mate I think your cool and I’m going to help you out”.
Not sure about liquid trust, never tried it and from what I can hear about the molecule it shouldn’t actually work. However the other products you’ve been using are very social and likable products. It may not be confusion so much as your mones creating such an instant “likable guy” vibe that people just naturally feel inclined to throw favors your way.
Note every instance of “confusion” involved money and each instance had an error occur in your favor. If at least one was an example of you being overcharged I might consider it being pure confusion but it seems fairly consistent that it’s being done FOR you and not TO you.
Yeah you may be right about that, I definitely need to look for this further and see if it continues to happen. It seems strange tho that people would like a stranger so much that they rip their employer off to help them.
So no-one else has noticed people getting confused or getting things wrong at all?
They didn’t necessarily rip off their employer on purpose, but it doesn’t sound at all like confusion to me. It sounds like what they did was what they would do if a friend came into the store or family.
I’ve seen confusion before, but not from socials. From A314 at higher dosages than my sweet spot I sometimes have people confused about what they are doing. They can’t seem to be able to process an order, or remember how to do things.
I agree with John, however these seem worse than normal to me… I have not tried Liquid Trust though… Try the socials without that one for a while and see if things are different!
Yes. I’ve seen a fair bit of confusion in people since I started using mones about them.
The most blatent is with A314 and folk who knew me well already.
However, with more social/sexual mones on, I have become used to shop assistants etc faffing-up at the till, dropping trays of crockery whilst staring at me etc.
Actually, the last two were probably just them hooking him up but the first one was definitely confusion. As a cashier, you’re responsible for the money that comes in and out of your drawer so if at the end of the night his drawer was short from giving out too much money he would have to reimburse his employer. No one is going to meet you for 30 seconds and like you so much they give you $30 out of their own pocket. And speaking from personal experience, the few times I’ve made the mistake of giving too much change have been when I was very irritated with the customer or something else not because I liked them so much.
I dont think the confusion is caused by the pheromones. I have noticed this even when I am not wearing mones. If the machine doesn’t tell them what to do they cant do it. People cant do basic Math anymore without the assistance of a calculator. Plus many people dont pay by cash anymore they use debit cards so the clerk doesn’t get to practice much. Technology is a wonderful thing but I think in many ways it deters from learning the basics and when they dont have those basics they become confused. Half the time especially with younger clerks I have to tell them how much change to give me.
You also have to consider other factors like is the person nervous or is something distracting them.
Next time pay attention to whether the register tells them how much change to give and how old the clerk is.
Good point, I’ve seen older people do long math including calculating sales tax in their heads while younger people as Tish stated tend to need a calculator.
Yep, I disagree with you guys seriously. I have documented this several times since I started wearing mones. I haven’t had it happen at a register, but I have had it happen at work and when placing orders. The person will be fine until I get into their vicinity. Then they will forget everything I say to them while placing an order. I have had people become confused about a past experience even to the point that they believe they had an experience that they didn’t have.
I have had coworkers look completely lost and almost forget their name. (These are very intelligent people)
I have seen how mones can create a pattern interrupt which causes confusion. Others on here have posted the same thing. I’m not saying the mones did it all by themselves, but they certainly made it easier. I really think there are some assumptions about what mones can’t do that have not been tested, but that’s a whole other subject.
No, Josie, you’re wrong. It’s the young people. Despite the fact that we’re taught more advanced theories and new, easier methods of solving the same problems simple arithmetic still alludes us. Woe is me.
I was always great at math growing up… But by the time i turned 23-24 I only used calculators… i think this is around the age you kind of found out how you’re going to do things the rest of your life… KIND of
I use calculators or cash registers to get the exact figure but I still estimate the result in my head and would realize the figures couldn’t be correct.
Josie’s thinking is definitely a possibility and that is what I am curious to find out. Mone’s acting as a pattern interrupt would be an interesting find.
I wasn’t totally discounting the possibility that it could be confusion or even suggesting that mones can’t cause confusion. I know better, a lot of times a person can get exposed to a mix and feel things that might not make sense to them, or simply the fairly dormant brain synapses are being fired at such a rate the mind is busy trying to process the extra information which distracts from conscious cognitive thought.
I was simply saying that I found it odd that all the errors were in the favor of the wearer…indicating a potential connection more to the vibe and feelings the mones might be causing as opposed to brain overload which would cause the errors to be as likely against the user as for.
Thank god I have learned what I have, sad to see kids not able to do basic math. Or elderly put minutes on their phone. I’m young but not mathmatically challenged. Bye bye ROTC engineering scholarship! Just had to throw that in on my defense.
Anyways I have noticed confusion trying to overdue a314, my boss was quite speechless for a good ten seconds at a time when I contested him on things. Other then that it has happened when I use different mones that change my persona from what they are used to.
TUTH on non sexual friends
IO on sexual
A314 on my boss
No reason to get sarcastic. I didnt say all young people. I am well aware there are plenty of brilliant youth, I produced two of them myself. It is a problem many business owners have discussed though and many studies are being conducted on. Both my sons are aware of it and will agree without getting insulted or taking it personally. Its something they are starting to address in school as well.
Josie we are not saying its impossible. Keep testing and reporting. Just remember to take into consideration other outside factors as well.
The reason I feel its not the pheromones in his case is he is wearing Ishine and IO. Both case ease and comfort generally. Liquid Trust doesn’t do squat. If he had said he was wearing A314 or a high anone mix I would have considered it being the pheromones. These can intimidate but you dont see that with IS.
With IO you can see confusion at doses higher then 50 to 100 mcg hence spaceland.
Of course without any of us being there its hard to know for sure and we are just giving our opinions derived from experience with pheromones.
I’m not taking it personally at all. You and Rad made comments about the mathematical proficiency of young people as compared to old and I rebutted with a sarcastic statement to illustrate the fact that I thought it was both ridiculous and irrelevant to the point that it didn’t warrant a serious response. Giving someone change for a $50 instead of a $20 is a brain fart not an error in calculation. It has nothing to do with calculators or technology. I value your and Rad’s opinions as I have stated in the past but to try to find some deeper sociological reasoning behind a simple mistake is silly.
The most confusion I have created with mones is with IJ, but was because I wasn’t congruent with it/my signature was too off for people who knew me personally. It was my second purchase and I was a noob back then, still kind of am, but a hell of a lot wiser, mature, and better than I was 3 months ago. But what everyone else is saying is very valid and true, congruency 99% of the time usually effects people who know you, a complete strange was no clue who you are and what aura you hold, a penny for my thought
