I was recommend this forum by a friend.
Holy smoke… it rocks! All this research, the playful tweaking and searching for the perfect ‘smell’ reminds me of one of my favorite novels. ‘Perfume’ by Patrick Süskind.
How cool.
I love how some of the posts reflect a deep understanding of the Mystery Method. Gaming keeps me on my toes, I strive to be a better man everyday because of it. LOL! The fact that I’m a Philosophy major might have something to do with that as well
I’m currently 25 years old and I live in the Netherlands.
I’ve worn ‘Alter Ego’ for years but it seems like this is a whole 'nother ballgame. I’m looking forward to my learning experience here!
We are getting more users from your country and certainly from Europe.
It sounds like you have a good plan. It is good to see a younger guy see the world of pheros beyond Turn Up The Heat. While a little 'none is good to spice things up a lot of their strength really lies in the social realm. It seems like you have a pretty good understanding of that so I am sure you will be able to maximize their effect. Just remember that the social products have self-effects until you get used to them. You may end up discussung things you would normally rather not!
Just remember to start slow with each product until you figure out how they work with your personal body chemistry.
Again - welcome to the forum and looking forward to your posts.
Hi Bosshank! Thanks for the heads up on the self-effects. I hope I’ll have a few days to try out the combo before auditioning.
By the way Mockingbird, Wikipedia has a nice article on ‘Perfume’. A primer:
*Perfume relates the story of Jean-Baptiste Grenouille, “one of the most gifted and abominable personages in an era that knew no lack of gifted and abominable personages”.
Born lacking a personal odour (a fact other people find disquieting) but endowed with an incomparable sense of smell, he apprentices himself to a perfumer and becomes obsessed with procuring the perfect scent that will make him fully human. In the process, he creates perfumes—presumably based on pheromones—that powerfully manipulate human emotions, murdering 25 girls to take their scent.