Shine is behaving kind of strange with me. I take a single spray and it feels strange, the “glow” affect seems to just make me feel like a bad andro reaction. Any ideas?
Even if it may have a positive effect on others seeing me, it sort of kills the positive effect I’m having from other mones.
I had the same experience. Try a much higher dosage like 7 or 8 sprays.
Describe a bad andro reaction.
Tisha
exactly the question that came to my mind after reading the OP.
Where you feel kind of antsy, basically in a “bleh” mood and not quite able to have fun. Too much andro makes you agitated, Shine was doing similar things to me. The smell made my head feel weird also.
IS can leave me feeling a little burned out, emotionally flat and testy but only with large doses and after topups over several hours. If you search for “IS crash” you will find some past discussion on the different ways to offset this.
How is your diet and are you drinking a lot of alcohol alongside? I find that makes things worse. Some decent food and breaking the drinking with soft drinks helps, as does taking a little time out.
Smell - Yes it can be a little giddy-making but that should settle after a few uses. The self-effects (good and bad) are usually most apparent the first few times you use it and soon settle to something more manafgable as your system gets used to it.
Thats good, I was considering turning this in for something else. I will give it one more go, I dont like something that bums me out, defeats the purpose completely.
Most users experience a buzz the first few times a product is used. But, with repeated use, the feeling normally fades or even disappears. Why? Mones evolved as two-way communication between organisms, not as self medication. So your soon brain figures out the mone signal is of self origin and stands down. Otherwise, you’d get stoned off your own BO. In other words, you get used to using artificial mones and experience a gradually fading response. What’s important about IS is whether or not it influences the people around you. If not, move on. If it does well, grin 'n bare the nervous anticipation as it will soon be history.