I’m trying to compile a list of stories, experiences and facts of what to and what not to wear (pheromone-wise) when a girls is on her period. What works well? What backfires? Let me know what you think.
Androstadienone is good for when shes at that time of the month. It should calm her into a soothing caress from being around you. It’s hard to say what wouldn’t be good to wear as I don’t think too many mones would conflict badly with a girl when worn in reasonable amounts.
I’m definitely in agreement about the A-1 (Androstadienone). However, I would refrain from wearing to much -none during her menstruation period. It’s usually good to wear -none when she is ovulating. I’d also add in addition to A-1, some Instant Gentleman (-rone) and Instant Honesty (beta nol). These will create a calm and comforting atmosphere. Oh and some shine might not hurt either :-).
Soon … 
You’ve been away too long DJ … busy in you lab?
NICE! Yet another awesome DJ mix in the works I’m assuming? You’re awesome (especially if it’s going to be geared for a woman’s comfort!)
LS A1 is the friggen bee’s knees when she makes red.
Stay away from none… I noticed a tendency to have some real blow up fights around that time of the month if I had a solid none buildup (from my AMMO pack testing)
Just out of curiosity, do you guys (not just Maq but all you lads) know when in the cycle ovulation occurs, or how to tell where in the cycle she is? Why PMS occurs & when in the cycle?
Do you know the role of the hormones of different stages of the cycle in terms of her phero out put & how receptive she is to yours?
If you did you’d find understanding female behaviour & womens responses to phero’s a lot less convoluted 
I think the only way guys can tell for certain is when she leaves blood spots on clothing or the toilet water is stained red-brown. Occasionally, she may get acne or complain of feeling bloated and cramped.
Unless you keep a diary, a detailed record of her behaviour and other physical clues, most men would be clueless. Their only warning would be when they come home to a fire-breathing, plate-throwing dragon.
I know about FSH and LH and their roles in her cycle, but again, most men don’t.
Musk
Androstadienone (A1) seconded.
I can’t (usually) tell, they tell me. Remedial math and a calender helps after that if you want to know the next time.
I have an alarm set on my phone to tell me it’s around that time… no fucking around with trying to remember when I should walk softly
I track the mrs friend on my iphone. Theres a great free app from fertilityfriend .com Lets you know when she should be getting close to estrous(most fertile). Thats when i bath in the none. I dont wear too much of it when the friend is in town. I would go with ifm if it was still available, still havent tried the A-1 from ls yet but have heard good stuff.
instant shine is always good to have around too.
Not too bad boys… You know more about it than I thought
Here’s for those of you who might want more details;
Thank God(ess) for menopause.
nice replies guys, and good discussion. I’ve personally found that Meo-Est also helps calm her down and make her happier and more content ALL the time but also during her period. TUTH seemed to make her CRAAAZY… in a good way… whew
Same here. Strangely enough, the period seems to come as a complete suprise to some women I’ve dated and It’s only the period calendar that I (now automatically) keep that keeps me informed. There seems (in my experience) to be a female tendency to dismiss the emotional/psychological PMS symptoms as just ‘feeling down’ rather than the canary-in-the-coalmine symptom that they are.
I’ve won a few bets this way: “Your period is coming”/“Why do men always say that just because I’m being bitchy?”/“Because it’s true”/“No it’s not”/“Yes it is, bet you 5 bucks it’ll arrive in two days…”
Anyway, back on topic I’ve found that A1 is good as is MEO-EST (smaller doses than usual of) for dealing with the irritability.
Why is that so surprising? If a woman is on the pill then yes, she will know exactly which day she’s due to come on her period, depending on which type of pill it may be as accurate as +/- a few hours… But if your not on the pill it’s not always easy to know when your period is due. The menstrual cycle is always quoted as 28 days in the scientific/medical literature but that is just an average… A normal cycle can be anywhere between 21 to 35 days in length. Also, unless you control your cycle with pills it’s completely normal for the length of the cycle to vary a few days +/- There’s loads of things that affect how regular your cycle is… Your weight, general health, stress etc
Also… not all women have PMS or very obvious physical signs of where in the cycle she is. We don’t all turn into fire breathing dragons on a monthly basis 
That’s why we tend to get annoyed when guys ask us whether “it’s that time of month” or “if we’re PMSing” everytime we get the slightest bit grumpy.
My LTR is like a fucking 24 day clock… Never skips a beat (or is off by a day +/-)
One person here said use none and and another person said don’t use none! I’m interested to know. I’m interested in trying to figure it out, but it is hard because the lady I have interest in might not want to tell me if I actually asked her when she usually starts? We work together at the same job and it’s just the 2 of us. If I did know when she started ( I do have an idea) I could figure out the cycle and be better prepared for the next month. I do know she is having her cycle right now because there was blood on the toilet seat yesterday.(I cleaned it up and never mentioned it). She had a very bad headache on the 9th. She looked very tired yesterday.
But again if I knew the day she started,then I would know what mone I could wear safely and when.
So as a women then…what do you think? No none during the cycle or some none?