pheromone-induced arousal and 2nd date-itis

[Gone_with_the_Wind]

I am going to recommend two old threads to your attention.

Tournament and pair-bonding strategies for pheromone use

Biologists have noted two types of species with distinct physical and behavioral characteristics with regard to mating. Those are called tournament speciesand pair bondingspecies. In tournament species males compete for the opportunity to mate with females. They may compete via fighting like the elk, or via displays like the peacock. In pair bonding species like the swan a male and a female form a lasting pair bond. (In a very few species it is the female that competes to mate with the mal…

Evolutionary psychology: -Rone men and -None Men

In case anybody here doesn’t know, Evolutionary Psychology PERFECTLY, and I mean PERFECTLY… outlines the rone and none relationship. They just don’t use rone and none by name. I doubt most evolutionary psychologists have ever heard of these two pheromones, despite the fact that I made the connection almost immediately… “that’s a rone man they’re talking about!” and “that’s a none man they’re talking about!”. Evolutionary psychology really does describe two types of men, one who is basically hi…