Well, I don’t have an answer to that question…mainly because I don’t have to use pheromones to get men to spend money…I just get stuff by treating them with respect, and treating them like a man should be treated…I get all the gifts I could ever want…
I definitely agree appreciation goes along way. It does work on most men. But there are a few special cases that are out for their own. I’m hoping for a phero for harder to bend ones, not the nice ones.
We are all here for different reasons. Mine is to find that switch. I don’t think I need bottled pheros to turn a man on or wow him in bed, but it’s fun to add more oomph to your game. I’m pretty sure all the women here have a bottle of magic of their own, but we are just looking for an extra edge.
Still your reminder insights are appreciated. 
Or just give up and become a SugarMama. A 30 year old woman is sexually a great match with a 17 or 18 year old male, if you don’t care their brain won’t be finished developing for another 7 or 8 years. Both of you are at your sexual peaks and should be able to make great music together.
Hahaha. You know how many men I had to let go of because their gestures of generosity did not meet basic courting expectations? Too many to confess to..
. Compare that to the number of men who I didn’t want to get with because they spent too much… one… but it was more than the money, I had a list of goodies to shake my head to.
Oh, and let me tell you about young guys… I did date someone 4 years younger than me. Well, he finished early…and so did our relationship.
Suga, don’t have a problem throwing a young lad back out in the streets for more practice. Hmmm, maybe thats why they don’t buy me gifts…hahaha.
Believe it or not they become super generous and try harder in bed the second time around. Especially after the girl after me punches them in they eye – true story.
Gegogi, you have a point that men’s sex drives tend to be highest around 19 and women don’t catch up until many years later…however, we actually hit our sexual peak much later than that. Menopause can be a bump in the road, but once that’s over…well, that’s where the term “cougar” came from.
Exactly…I just hit mine a couple years ago…it was like WOW…where was THAT hiding…