I came across this post from MHarris, about how 'mones can help, but only if men act like men;
"Men need to stop acting like women with pheromones, and remember to keep acting like men. Pheromones don’t flip nature upside down and around. They make you more “attractive”, but not in the same way that women are “attractive”.
Women Attract with a capital A. Attraction is a verb for women. It’s a primary function, it’s something they actively do.
Men are attractive, and it’s very much a side effect of what they do and who they are. It’s almost always second to their actions. It’s reinforcement.
The meek shall inherit the earth, but meek men won’t inherit sexual love. There’s no eros for the passive man, except as a rare fluke, or what’s called a mercy ****
Pheromones on men don’t actually attract action from women as much as they help to “seal the deal”, after the man himself acts/initiates. They help women (or whomever) to accept your advances.
On a woman, it’s different. Women Attract. Attraction for a woman is their form of aggression. They’re meant to be approached.
Women attract, men act.
Put another way…
Women Attract Men, Men Act towards Attractive Women.
Another…
Women Attract Men and Inspire Men to Act Towards them (and then Accept or Deny those Actions based on that man’s appeal/“attractiveness”), and Men Act towards Attractive Women
I’m just saying, if you want to get the kind of attention and responses that women typically get from men, you have your job cut out for you. I don’t accept that job. However, I’ll give you the easy to use tools require to figure that out for yourself.
On the other hand, if you want to drastically reduce rejection, and increase compliance with your requests and advances… then I am your guy, and I already have some of those solutions premixed in a bottle."
So MHarris is saying that us guys are mistaken if we think that wearing 'mones is going to make women approach us. As men, we have to do the approaching first. Only then will the 'mones give us an edge, and help to reduce rejection.
Just some food for thought.