I got this idea from reading Perronec’s post on MX292’s effects (or lack of) on Asian women. Good read.
What pheromones have you found that only work on certain people? This could be based on race, gender, age or “coloration” (ie: blond, brunette, etc.).
According to Perronec, MX292 doesn’t affect Asian women. In retrospect, I’ve discovered that in my case, Instant Shine doesn’t affect black people as much as others, yet seems to affect brunettes more than blonds.
This could be valuable info, people! Especially if you’re looking to influence a certain person.
Another point put forward was that the effects had more to do with culture than race. What do you think?
I still have yet to see this phenomenon at work…except perhaps with certain traits as to how forward a woman of a certain race might be, as opposed to another.
For example, if a puerto rican girl likes you, she is rather direct about it, in my experience.
Other than that, various products seem to have their results in more generalized fashion than being specific to a “type” of woman…including hair color, race, and, surprisingly, age. Different products effect more women and have stronger effects. So far, MX305 effects the most women and has the strongest, most noticeable effects, that I see…black, white, asian, hispanic, red headed, blond, old and young…all of them LOVE it. They absolutely love it.
That thread was a good read, but I did have one general problem with it: when you’re interacting with strangers, what can you know other than the obvious generalities, such as approx. age, gender, race and build? Okay, if the girl is dressed like a trailer park hooker, she’s probably easy, and if the guy is well-groomed and in a Brooks Brothers suit he’s probably a self-confident successful businessman. But even in those cases, looks can be deceiving.
These were listed:
strength of inhibitions
introversion/extroversion
trust/suspicion
previous experience
conceptions of appropriate behavior in certain environments
adventureousness
the culture in which the person was raised
The only ones I could hope to even generalize on would be the adventurousness and culture. Just because a woman is older doesn’t mean she’s more sexually experienced. A lot of older women have been with the same man for 30+ years and think doggy style is a wild, crazy night. I’ve met 30 year old virgin girls that think giving a blow job will send them to hell. I’ve known 18 year olds that could teach me a trick or two about sex.
I’m mainly interested in the reactions we notice the most, which is normally either with complete strangers or people we may work with but not really know.
With the popularity of hair dye, it’s almost impossible to determine the true hair color unless you take a peek under the hood. Even then it is not unusual to have different color hair on your head, chin and arse.
Discounting personality, experience and social factors, I find race and age to be the most crucial factors in mone response.
I agree with Gegogi on this one. Hair color makes no difference in how people will react.
Age, Gender and race can each have some degree of effect on how people will react but more importantly to remember is that mones just influence but they are not the only influence at play. Its not something I can discount in the question. Just keep in mind that mones are just one small part of over all attraction and give you a edge. Not every person is going to react but if there are other factors of attraction present they will react to the signals more.
There are also many different molecules and some work better on some then others so you really cant vote in the poll accurately unless we are voting on individual mixes or putatives.
Still…not noticing any differences at all with different products working on different girls (race, age, hair color…nada). However, I have noticed a BIG difference in products working for different guys. The most dramatic of which is MX292 which is like the holy grail for many guys but seems to do zilch for me. It’s similar for most of the social pheromones…IS, IFM, CTTM2, IO, IH…or rather, these products do their thing but the attraction element seems to be missing when I wear them.
I think a more fruitful line of inquiry might be, which products work FOR which people.
