Weird reaction to A314 at work yesterday. 2 drops, 1 spray IS 2x.
We have a few mentally handicapped people who come into our store because their health clinic is around the corner from us. Most of them are high functioning, but just a little off. This one lady comes in all of the time. She knows who I am and has even waited for me to wait on her a few times. Yesterday she came in, I waited on her, and she asked me if I just started working there? I don’t know if this is a weird reaction to the A314 , making me appear different to her because of her disability, or if she honestly forgot who I was. Anyone have any insight into this?
I don’t know how much a part pheros play in the recognition of another person. Unless they sneak up on me, friends I meet up with, people I see at work etc. I usually see before they’re in decent phero range (at least I think).
But I’m sure it’s different for different people, I imagine especially for those that may have memory issues, trouble recognizing facial features, etc., or maybe someone who is well attuned to the different vibes sent out by pheros, different situations, and so on.
My guess is that it would be difficult to come to any real conclusions without knowing very much about the woman. I’m sure it’s possible though, just difficult to determine how much the pheros factor in to this particular equation.
Its just weird because I see her almost everyday I am working, and that was the only thing different on my end. Your right though, there was probably too many other factors that could play a part in this.
I was seeing a medical professional every week for a couple of years. We became friendly, discussed our stock market investments and other personal issues. One day I came in wearing completely different pheromones. She couldn’t find my file and finally had to ask me my name. That was bizarre. As I recall, one of the things I was wearing was MX173, which is a variation on A314.
Well I guess it could be possible.
Especially if you aren’t very good with faces you’d have to rely on other information to recognize people.
How many times have you heard “you seem different today” when you were wearing a314?
If you are congruent I think it’ll be quite a lot Atleast I’ve told that on several occasions
Atleast I’ve told that on several occasions