i’m currently trying to understand the effects on women on their period and the correlation with mones.
Thing is this: ive been having a awesome fling with a girl (late 20’s, caucasian)
im usually wearing 5-10mcg Tuth / 10-20 mcg p83 / 5-10mcg TAC
Every time when ovulating things are so easy. Id spray 10mcg tuth and 20mcg p83 and things always get interesting very easily.
She cant seem to get enough. calling me a lot, always texting in some sexual way. Can’t keep her hands off me , always facing me with that nasty, sexy smile.
But when that other time of the month is there, it gets stone cold sometimes.
Feels like there is no interest at all. we see each other often during the week but sometimes its like she’s avoiding contact. or its like when im talking she keeps facing away , showing me she’s not interested in talking at all.
Might be a little better sometimes but the difference between those 2 periods is enormous.
My question :
how about Tuth during her period? Not at all ?/ a bit , but buffered a lot? / 5times regular dose ? lol
what phero’s would be best when she’s on her period?
Yup - Avoid TUTH or other overt Androstenone around the time of her period - results are generally poor but can be spectacularly bad for some women.
Something social and comforting is the way to go here - but the ultimate phero for women around their period is A1. If you can stand wearing it, nothing can beat it.
Personally I would avoid disinhibitors around times a woman is liable to go-off on one but TAC/IS could be a goer. P74 was also useful and simple/pleasant socials like IO or IO/IS
Its the comforting/connecting properties of A1 that are particularly useful around a woman’s period as they take the edge right-off PMS symptoms - before the fallout/crushy aspects of A1 took centre stage, this was probably what most guys bought it for.
However, some men do suffer marked negative self-effects when using A1 (mostly downers), so you need to do some testing to see if you are affected or not. There is excellent info for starting-out in K-Train’s A1 Guide thread.