View Full Version : uh oh i've finally given in...
handtohandking
06-19-2004, 10:40 AM
After a month or two of analyzing, researchin, and criticizing pheros, I have finally given in and plan on buying
some from this very site SOON. (And the 30% off coupon doesn't hurt either.)
Lemme re-iterate my
situation:
19 year old male
Asian
5'11" tall
230 lbs.
Large muscular body frame
Slightly
above average looks
Personality traits:
Friendly
A little eccentric
Humorous
Can be
aggressive at times
Very moody
Dominant male
Interested in:
Females (preferably white/hispanic)
in my age range
So, with this in mind, can i have some suggestions? I came into some controversy when I first
asked lol so I would appreciate some help. I originally looked as pheros as a quick fix until my own image,
confidence, and professional status made it look like I didn't even need pheros, so now like the majority of
y'all, I view it as an edge, a VERY NICE EDGE. And I want to buy some VERY SOON and before the coupon expires, so
HELP ME OUT PEOPLE!
I know it's been said Asians aren't good with pheros and such, but I ain't exactly
typical (look at the stats). And a keynote is that I have been moody at times, going from very friendly, social, and
open to very aggressive and cold depending on the situation, and I'm a big guy so I don't want people to be scared
of me all the time. But when I'm in a good mood, which is the majority of the time, I'm the life of the party, so
it's a mixed bag. And I wouldn't mind sexual hits at all, in fact I welcome it, but I don't wanna hit-and-run
EVERY chick I come in contact with, you know? And like I said, I come across as dominant, but not intimidating
(unless I'm in a bad mood) so I'm wondering if I should embrace that with pheros or go for a nice guy image or a
combination of both (don't forget sexual hits!).
So help me out, I plan on becoming a bigger part of the
love-scent community as I get sucked into this world...
a.k.a.
06-19-2004, 11:47 AM
I recommend SOE and TE.
In my
experience BOTH of these products are very sexual in terms of getting women aroused. But TE (as with most
androstenone products) does a better job of getting you noticed — which many guys are eager to report as a “sexual
hit”.
I also get the feeling that androstenone products send a subliminal “I want you” message to most women.
This helps shy guys flirt without consciously expressing their attraction.
I recommend TE for popularity and a
big ego boost; SOE for going on dates and getting laid. Once you’re comfortable with these products on their own,
you can combine them for some pretty dramatic hits.
kossBass
06-19-2004, 12:10 PM
wheres the best spot to put
these products on? n'ways?? and how many dap/drops?
a.k.a.
06-19-2004, 12:27 PM
wheres the best spot
to put these products on? n'ways?? and how many dap/drops?
SOE - About 3" on either side of the neck.
About 2" rubbed between your wrists.
TE - One spray on chest covered by another spray of cologne.
SOE +
TE - One dab of TE between wrists, covered by 2" of SOE. SOE on neck as above.
Going by the info you provided,which
helpful and rather honest too btw I suggest SOE too or PI/w (nol) or AFA perhaps -AFA is great for socializing a
good party phero, or even AE/w (all 3). I´d certainly go more for the nol than none products.
And also be less
aggressive and moody and more laid back. :)
Sexual interests either happen or they don´t,mones can help you but
they don´t do the work for you and if you come across as someone who flips easily, no girl will want to go with you
even if they do think you´re sexy enough-they´ll be scared off more than turned on :p
CJ
DrSmellThis
06-19-2004, 01:19 PM
You might want to try A1 too,
as although nothing has been written, it seems like it might work with asians. I don't think pheros don't work
with asians. It is just maybe more variable.
Bruce
06-19-2004, 02:43 PM
h2h,
I have seen it time and
time again that buff guys have to really go the extra mile in terms of being friendly and helpful if they want to
cash in on being huge. I see them at my gym every day and the scary lone-wolf types look pretty isolated and
lonely good looking and so-so alike. However, the big guys who have a big winning smile to match, help others,
don't take themselves too seriously etc etc have everyone in the building eating out of their hands, men and women
alike. At 19, with a 230 lb buff bod, my guess is that advice is worth more to you than pheromones. OK, maybe
some WAGG might help with the rough edges. :-)
Good luck,
Bruce
handtohandking
06-19-2004, 11:08 PM
Thanks for the
replies, I'll be making my order soon...
Bruce, that's the thing with me. Recently I've been getting
incredibly moody, from working 40+ hours a week at my job (which is mostly physical labor), management training to
be promoted, being close to moving out on my own in an apartment, being owed a large sum of money, being on a strict
diet and workout regimen, not getting enough sleep, and everyday drama in my social life, stress has been taking a
toll on me. I was known as the big loveable guy at work and with my peers a few months ago, and still am to a
certain point, but the past few months have been rough on me physically mentally and emotionally, so I haven't been
the jolliest of fellows sometimes.
I have noticed when in particularly bad moods, people will completely
avoid me like the plague. And when someone does come over to ask me what's wrong (especially females) I'll brush
them off coldly or ignore them completely. LOL I know this post doesn't exactly belong here, but I've definitely
noticed this change in me and have purposely tried to correct it, and there's really not much that will help it
other than my own self. This moody aggressive self hasn't always been ME, but it's difficult since there's so
much going on right now.
And yes, WAGG might help...
InternationalPlayboy
06-24-2004, 01:56 PM
Thanks for the replies, I'll be making my order soon...
Bruce, that's the thing with
me. Recently I've been getting incredibly moody, from working 40+ hours a week at my job (which is mostly physical
labor), management training to be promoted, being close to moving out on my own in an apartment, being owed a large
sum of money, being on a strict diet and workout regimen, not getting enough sleep, and everyday drama in my social
life, stress has been taking a toll on me. I was known as the big loveable guy at work and with my peers a few
months ago, and still am to a certain point, but the past few months have been rough on me physically mentally and
emotionally, so I haven't been the jolliest of fellows sometimes.
I have noticed when in particularly bad
moods, people will completely avoid me like the plague. And when someone does come over to ask me what's wrong
(especially females) I'll brush them off coldly or ignore them completely. LOL I know this post doesn't exactly
belong here, but I've definitely noticed this change in me and have purposely tried to correct it, and there's
really not much that will help it other than my own self. This moody aggressive self hasn't always been ME, but
it's difficult since there's so much going on right now.
And yes, WAGG might help...
I
wanted to comment on this on Sunday but was leaving for Phoenix when I read it. Aside from the mones, which can help
your own disposition to a point, I recommend looking into something like meditation or self-hypnosis to manage
stress and attitude. I first had good results using Marshall Sylver's Passion, Profit & Power system. There
are other good hypnosis programs out there.
I now meditate regularly, using meditations introduced by
Sri Siva (http://www.vaaaksounds.com). His One
Minute Meditation (http://www.vaaaksounds.com/oneminutemeditation.html) is an easy one to start with. I think with meditation, you have to look around a bit until
you 'click' with a system/instructor. But there are books and tapes/CDs out there to experiment with.
You
could also look into a light/sound machine. I used a Supermind Brainwave Syncronizer often in conjunction
with Sylver's hypnosis tapes. It wasn't the most advanced unit, is often looked down upon by the light/sound
community, and is no longer on the market. I give it a lot of credit though, in helping me to learn to be more
relaxed.
I still have my syncronizer though I rarely use it. I now use the Ultra Meditation and
X-Mind series of Mind Tek's "Brain Supercharger" CDs when I want that type of experience. There are other
companies out there that market similar programs.
So to sum it up, just for your own personal health, look
into some kind of relaxation technique. Others may have some recommendations but I have had excellent results with
self hypnosis/meditation alone, and in conjunction with light/sound machines or "supercharger" type of CDs.
handtohandking
06-24-2004, 03:28 PM
I wanted to comment on this on Sunday but was leaving for Phoenix when I read it. Aside
from the mones, which can help your own disposition to a point, I recommend looking into something like meditation
or self-hypnosis to manage stress and attitude. I first had good results using Marshall Sylver's Passion, Profit
& Power system. There are other good hypnosis programs out there.
I now meditate regularly, using
meditations introduced by Sri Siva (http://www.vaaaksounds.com/). His
One Minute Meditation (http://www.vaaaksounds.com/oneminutemeditation.html) is an easy one to start with.
I think with meditation, you have to look around a bit until you 'click' with a system/instructor. But there are
books and tapes/CDs out there to experiment with.
You could also look into a light/sound machine. I used a
Supermind Brainwave Syncronizer often in conjunction with Sylver's hypnosis tapes. It wasn't the most
advanced unit, is often looked down upon by the light/sound community, and is no longer on the market. I give it a
lot of credit though, in helping me to learn to be more relaxed.
I still have my syncronizer though I rarely use
it. I now use the Ultra Meditation and X-Mind series of Mind Tek's "Brain Supercharger" CDs when I
want that type of experience. There are other companies out there that market similar programs.
So to sum it up,
just for your own personal health, look into some kind of relaxation technique. Others may have some recommendations
but I have had excellent results with self hypnosis/meditation alone, and in conjunction with light/sound machines
or "supercharger" type of CDs.
Wow, thanks for the reply, man...
I always looked at that meditation
stuff like it was a bunch of mumbo jumbo, but I'm starting to become intrigued since I hear people talking about it
and how much it works. Seems interesting enough of a field to get into, and it can't possibly hurt...
InternationalPlayboy
06-24-2004, 03:37 PM
Wow, thanks for the reply, man...
I always looked at that meditation stuff like it
was a bunch of mumbo jumbo, but I'm starting to become intrigued since I hear people talking about it and how much
it works. Seems interesting enough of a field to get into, and it can't possibly hurt...
The kind of
stuff I do could be considered that by some people, but you can find more generic meditation tapes that deal
specifically in relaxation, without all the Indian mysticisim. A good place other than the music shop to find
something like that would be at the bookstore in the books on tape section.
einstein
06-24-2004, 06:59 PM
I'm a fan
of the centerpointe program (http://www.centerpointe.com/). It uses cd's for brainwave entrainment,
similiar to the light and sound machines, but focuses on the long-term benefits, instead of the immediate effects of
the brainwaves. Their website gives a lot of info on the benefits of brainwave entrainment (which are also the
benefits of meditation) I got a demo cd from them, I don't see it on the site right now. All they've got is an
online demo. You could probably request a demo CD, but if you do they'll send you lots of stuff in the mail
reminding you to buy the program.
I've only been doing the program for 2 months, but I've already seen some
benefits. About 3 weeks after I started I quit biting my nails. Not life-changing yet, but still a nice thing.
nonscents
06-25-2004, 01:13 PM
I'm a fan of
the centerpointe program (http://www.centerpointe.com/). It uses cd's for brainwave entrainment,
similiar to the light and sound machines, but focuses on the long-term benefits, instead of the immediate effects of
the brainwaves. Their website gives a lot of info on the benefits of brainwave entrainment (which are also the
benefits of meditation) I got a demo cd from them, I don't see it on the site right now. All they've got is an
online demo. You could probably request a demo CD, but if you do they'll send you lots of stuff in the mail
reminding you to buy the program.
I've only been doing the program for 2 months, but I've already seen some
benefits. About 3 weeks after I started I quit biting my nails. Not life-changing yet, but still a nice
thing.
Hey Einstein, I'm a fellow holosyncer. I've been doing it for 3 years. Unfortunately, they really
don't seem to have done me any good. I prebought them for a couple of levels so I will continue to use them.
If
I were someone new starting out I would give the Insight CDs a try. I have never used them myself but many who are
positively affected by the centerpointe CDs find similar benefits from Insight at a cost that is ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE
cheaper!
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