People tell me that females are always cold and they always turn on room heaters, even during summer time. However, I have consistently noticed that women around me suddenly feel cold when I sit near them, and I usually just wear either NPA or Primal Instinct. As soon as I sit nearby, they say “Did it just get cold in here?”, then they turn on the room heater.
On days that I do NOT wear any pheromones, I noticed that women no longer feel cold and they do NOT turn up the room temperature. So, from my experiments, it seems like NPA or Primal definitely cause females to feel cold.
So please tell me, what is going on here?? If the phero’s are working, do females use warmer room temperatures to turn off their horny feelings or something?? I’m just curious.
Oh yeah, although the cause and effect implied by the wording should be reversed. When a woman gets aroused she experiences a rush of blood to her clitoris and labia…making the area more sensitive and stimulating lubrication for anticipated naught behavior. On occasion I’ve been…lending a hand…to a lady and actually felt the gradual…“swelling” is about the best way to describe it. Now granted I was joking about it being related to their body temperature ( a whole lot of blood would have to be displaced to cause that) but considering the seeming cause and effect relationship of this occurring only when you’re wearing, I can’t help but wonder if it’s actually possible.
But aside from that, yes, women get their own equivalent of a hard on when aroused.
Truuuu. Got that enough times while wearing jerk. Didn’t know what it was but was an easy excuse 4 kino lol. Thats what I figured. And then I actually felt their hands and their freezing. Women are cold-blooded clearly…
There are products for women that claim to help that, often containing l-arginine as the nitrous oxide source. Peppermint or even sodium chloride (table salt) help. Rubbing a bit on the clit can help her, sometimes a LOT.
But you’re right that the VOLUME of blood involved is probably not enough affect perceived skin temperature.