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wood elf
02-25-2005, 07:19 PM
Hi Everybody!
This is my first post but I have been hanging around the forum and around pheromones for a long time.
It seems like I know many of you from all my reading on the forum. The perspective I want to offer is that of a
woman who is subject to pheromones from somebody else almost daily. I have not worn them and probably will not. Not
because of any remaining lack of belief in them or any bad feelings about them, I don’t see any reason for me to
wear them.
Should I
tell you about myself? Ok, I will. I am a twenty-eight year old Irish citizen living in the US, attending university
on a scholarship, and living with a most remarkable older man. One day I hope to convince him to marry me but there
is no reason to rush things. This spring I will finish school and I think they are going to offer me a job as a
researcher and I intend to apply for citizenship at the same time. Here are my
statistics:
Five feet tall, red hair, green eyes, 96 pounds. Whether
I am attractive is up to your perspective so I am not going to give my opinion. My friend thinks I am but, as he
often tells me, he’s a dirty old man. That’s something I love about him.
After I have time to put my thoughts in order I’ll
write about what it’s like to be on the other end of his experiments. A lot of fun most of the time.
W.
Elf
DrSmellThis
02-25-2005, 07:42 PM
Looking quite forward to your
input. I play Irish trad music, so am quite fond of that culture. What county?
wood elf
02-25-2005, 07:46 PM
I'm from a rural area south of
Galway in county Galway.
I'm looking forward to it as well.
Just as valuable would be descriptions of your experiences that were unpleasant.
wood elf
02-25-2005, 08:01 PM
There have been a few of those
too but not many. I'll write about it later.
DrSmellThis
02-25-2005, 08:16 PM
I'm from a
rural area south of Galway in county Galway.Know any of a McGettrick family from the Galway area?
wood elf
02-25-2005, 10:48 PM
Without meaning offense, please
understand that I will not further discuss where I am from. My family's and my own privacy are paramount.
HK45Mark23
02-26-2005, 02:00 AM
Hi
Wood Elf,
It is great to meet you. I am of the same stature as you. I
am a 5' 125 lb male 32 years old. My Grandmothers maiden name was Reynolds. I think you sound vary sexy and I
love red hair. Welcome to Love-Scent. Please feel free to enlighten us as to your experience and
prospective.
HK45Mark23
DrSmellThis
02-26-2005, 04:43 AM
Without
meaning offense, please understand that I will not further discuss where I am from. My family's and my own privacy
are paramount.I did not intend to pry. Please accept my apology.
Woodelf, I just want to hear your
stories. I think it is great that you are offering to describe what it is like to be on the good and bad end of
pheromone experiences. It's very helpful to us.
wood elf
02-26-2005, 07:37 AM
The worst experience with
pheromones was last summer. My friend applies his in the morning then goes to work out in the late afternoon. Men
who have a good diet and keep themselves clean usually smell very good right after exercise, its a musky sensual
smell. This day he was called away before he came home to shower. It was four or five hours before he got home. He
had changed his clothes but was rank and the smell was repulsive, it was a total turn off. I wouldn't let him near
me until he had showered. It even made the bathroom stink. We have gone camping together and he doesn't wear
pheromones then but it is hard to get a shower in the woods. He has never been so rank as that day. The synthetic
pheromones got awful.
Do you have any information regarding
the products he uses?
belgareth
02-26-2005, 09:17 AM
Do you have any
information regarding the products he uses?BJf,
Wood elf is my girlfriend. You know what I wear, don't
you?
heheheh.
Yep, that can get
pretty stink, can't it? It has happened to me too.
wood elf
02-26-2005, 01:51 PM
It wasn't pretty stink, it was
awful! It made me think of some of those people that live on the sidewalks in New York.
You people write about
your mixes and the hits you get but there is so little about the relationships you have. Some of the guys have
written about body language and that had useful advice in it as far as it went. So many others write about instant
dating books. None of them set the right tone for a relationship that will last. It will help you get casual sex
from women who are looking for the same thing but it will not help you build a relationship that will last and make
you happy to be with somebody. Once you start off with somebody on those terms you have to keep up the facade
because the moment you let it lapse they see you for the phoney you are. They will not ever trust you again and
trust is one of the building blocks that make a good relationship.
Most males I have known that were under
thirty years old were sacks of raging hormones with two feet and twenty-six hands. That isn't all bad, I have
strong urges too. But there is so much more to a relationship than the sexual aspect. To form a happy relationship
with a person you need to fulfill more than her physical needs. It might not be important to you now but do you want
to spend all your life going from one unfulfilling relationship to another?
It wasn't pretty
stink, it was awful! It made me think of some of those people that live on the sidewalks in New York.
No need to get on holmes' case, now. :lol:
Holmes
02-26-2005, 02:53 PM
No need to get on
holmes' case, now. :lol:
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
I was just gonna say.
culturalblonde
02-26-2005, 04:59 PM
"...you have to keep up
the facade because the moment you let it lapse they see you for the phoney you are. They will not ever trust you
again and trust is one of the building blocks that make a good relationship."
How right you are! I once
dated a guy who said he was an artist... I later found out he actually painted logos on trucks. :LOL:
HK45Mark23
02-26-2005, 10:37 PM
You know, I think in order to really be fulfilled in a relationship you have to really care for some one. To
me love is caring for some one else’s welfare more than your own and they have to also have the same feelings for
you.
The dating books I
read have not had a lot of quick pick up information but really stressed learning the psychology of courtship. Men
are from Mars taught me so much about how a woman thinks in contrast to my perceptions. Now I understand the
differences of our thought process.
A book called “How to succeed with women” taught a lot about courtship. It also discusses the
importance of commitment and how to keep the magic alive for the rest of your lives together. It is not just a pick
up book and does not work for those who are just looking for a casual sex relationship. It is geared more toward
the courtship ritual. It kind of gives to do lists and never do lists and when things are appropriate and when they
are not. Like some things may be ok to do but never until other things have happened
first.
One of the
biggest mistakes I was making is not initiating contact. When I was a younger the girls always chased me. Now I am
an older and still short. Through out my teens and twenties I have had many women really hurt me because of my
height. Because of my success when I was in grade school with the girls chasing me I was
spoiled.
The pain of
rejection I encountered as a late teenager and in my twenties was causing me to not initiating any relationships. I
felt like if they liked me they can initiate and I am not going to waste my time getting hurt and
rejected.
I then
learned in books about body language that they had initiated and I never knew the signs and lost so many
opportunities to have relationships with women I really desired. Now I will talk to many women that most people
would say are out of my league. I have people say to me don’t even try her she will never talk to you, and then I
will leave with her. I feel like (because of a book I read) if I don’t talk to her I may be doing her an injustice
by not allowing her to get to know me. I may be the best guy that she has ever met. I may be the most honest,
caring and considerate man that she has ever met. It is not up to me to make the decision for her. And if I am not
good enough for her I’ll let her decide that. I have success with them and the others who don’t ask them out never
even get the chance to date the caliber of women that I do. I still don’t ask out many women but I am dealing with
it. I am still uncomfortable asking out beautiful sexy successful women, but I am now trying, making mistakes and
learning. I also now know when they like me and when they don’t according to body
language.
When I was
riding race horses was also a time when women would flock to me and I had no problem dating the women I liked but
when I stopped the ladies also stopped initiating. Well we know now they only wanted me because of my money and
status.
Anyway I love
women and not for just sex, I love every thing about women.
To me being genuine is of the utmost importance. I hate liars,
thieves and cheats. Any thing can be perversed if it is in the wrong hands
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I think the books I have recommended now and in the
past also hold a good standard. Any thing can be misused and twisted but for the most part thy are on the right
course, if you are trying to developing proper relationships short term or long term.
I had been hurt and had no knowledge concerning
relating to women, all that relates to my childhood and my lack of social development. The books gave me a
foundation to work from in relating to women and their body language in courtship. Also I learned other body
language signs that have helped me in life. The pheromones do help in creating the proper mood. I do find that
women are much more open to talking to me now that I use them.
I believe I have proven that short ugly people have a different
pheromone signature than that of tall beautiful successful people. I am proof of that.
HK45Mark23
tounge
02-27-2005, 10:17 AM
It wasn't pretty
stink, it was awful! It made me think of some of those people that live on the sidewalks in New York.
You
people write about your mixes and the hits you get but there is so little about the relationships you have. Some of
the guys have written about body language and that had useful advice in it as far as it went. So many others write
about instant dating books. None of them set the right tone for a relationship that will last. It will help you get
casual sex from women who are looking for the same thing but it will not help you build a relationship that will
last and make you happy to be with somebody. Once you start off with somebody on those terms you have to keep up the
facade because the moment you let it lapse they see you for the phoney you are. They will not ever trust you again
and trust is one of the building blocks that make a good relationship.
Most males I have known that were
under thirty years old were sacks of raging hormones with two feet and twenty-six hands. That isn't all bad, I have
strong urges too. But there is so much more to a relationship than the sexual aspect. To form a happy relationship
with a person you need to fulfill more than her physical needs. It might not be important to you now but do you want
to spend all your life going from one unfulfilling relationship to another?
Good
points. However,it must be pointed out that the game playing and being a phoney work both ways.
Many of these
young men have no understanding of how to translate the language of womenese. And modern day feminism has confused
them even more.Society has reaped what it has sown. This has caused many a young man to be a horn dog without the
understanding of what it is to also be a gentleman. Society today has also tried to degrade men from simply being a
man(which is what 99% of women want)and turn them into a more soft and feminine creature.
What people need
to remember is that the law of nature is the same as physics. FOR EVERY ACTION,THERE IS AN EQUAL AND OPPOSITE
REACTION.
Many relationships today are in the sewer, because of both sexes misnotions of what things
should be. And to blame one sex to the exclusion of the other is faulty.
wood elf
02-27-2005, 02:44 PM
Obviously true. Isn't it a
self perpetuating circle? Both sides are to blame but I am reading much more misinformation about how to treat women
on this forum than how to treat men.
You over-generalize when you say that 99% of women want a man, every woman
wants something different and defines a man differently. One of my friends is engaged to a whinny guy with no spine.
Another one dotes on her boyfriend who barely finished high school and acts like a bully most of the time. About
half my friends adore Belgareth for his self-assured strength and gentlemanly ways, a third are afraid of him to
some degree and some even dislike him because he refuses to take them seriously.
Do you want the same thing in a
woman as all your friends? Most people don't seem to know what they want and choose based on what others tell them
a good partner should be. Most people also respond to the courting ritual like peacocks trying to impress each other
with displays that do not reflect who they are inside. Many who post here seem to think that if they can find the
perfect mix of synthetic pheromones they will have as many women as they want.
Wood Elf: Alot of what you are saying
is true, but try to step out of your own skin. Think of how attacted you were to the most tempting man you ever saw
or met. Now consider that men experience that feeling daily around women (and this isn't necessarily a good thing
because 99 percent of the time it goes unfulfilled). Throw in millions of sperm to waste to your few hundred eggs
that you have to be selective with, etc etc, and what you get is an intense drive in males to nail that which tempts
us.
wood elf
02-27-2005, 05:01 PM
How old are you?
wood elf
02-27-2005, 05:13 PM
28. Your explanation is exactly
the reason I live with a man who is 48. I can happily attest to his strong drives but he still behaves like a
gentleman and treats me like a lady. He doesn't waste time trying to be anything he isn't and he doesn't expect
me to. He values me as a person and companion as much as a lover. How would you like to be regarded as no more than
a respository for semen?
LOL. You missed the point. Bel
feels the same way anyone else does. Well, actually, older men do generally have lower t-levels, which is
correlated with sex drive.
In any case, just cause we feel it doesn't mean we act on it.
As for
repository for semen, again, you missed the point. I was trying to illustrate the biological differences in terms
of numbers between men and women that drive our differing biological experiences/emotions. We don't have to act on
these experiences/emotions because we have other emotions driven by other things.
wood elf
02-27-2005, 05:20 PM
I gladly will listen or read
all day of you wish to make a rational explanation for what you were trying to say. Maybe you were unclear or I was
slow. Would you please explain what you mean?
At my age I am approaching my most sexually active stage.
Belgareth does take some supplements and excercises frequently but is not a laggard in the bedroom. If his T levels
are low I haven't noticed it yet.
I gladly will listen
or read all day of you wish to make a rational explanation for what you were trying to say. Maybe you were unclear
or I was slow. Would you please explain what you mean?
Ok. Basically your post seemed to be saying
the formula's you are seeing posted about for seductions weren't condusive to long-term relationships. And
whatever is accomplished is unfilling.
You're thinking like a woman. We're not women.
DrSmellThis
02-27-2005, 05:30 PM
...interesting convo.
wood elf
02-27-2005, 05:32 PM
It depends on what you want
from life. There is nothing wrong with casual sex if that is what you want. In some people's eyes that is a lonely
way to live. If you were trying to say Belgareth thinks that way also you are utterly mistaken. You are as guilty as
the rest of us of assuming that everybody thinks the same way you do.
It isn't a difference in how men and
women think. Not a few of my female friends see it the same as you. It is more a difference in ones priorities in
life. I have noticed that even the biggest swinger sooner or later decides to settle down with a single partner. It
probably would behoove most people to learn something about long term relationships.
DrSmellThis
02-27-2005, 05:36 PM
Both of you are making good
points that mostly can be true without any conflict in understanding between perspectives whatsoever, IMHO.
Look, let's put Mr. Bel aside
because that's irrelavent. Bottom line is, by no fault of your own, your ignorant to the experience of being a
man, and that experience plays heavily into the thoughts and behaviors you are not so fond of in me.
And I
think very few men only want casual sex. That's just driven by biological urges which strongly influence or
perhaps dictate attraction. Most have minds and hearts that want something else.
later.
wood elf
02-27-2005, 05:40 PM
Women have some strong
biological urges themselves. And for the same reason you are ignorant of the experience of being a woman.
"Women have some strong biological
urges themselves"
Which is why I tried unsucessfully to showcase our biological differences to you earlier,
ie the number of eggs vs. sperm.
Men and women have different experience in terms of our urges because of our
biology. Women have to spend nine months with a baby inside their body, not men (different consequences for mating,
which therefore must create differences in our sexual feelings/behavior).
I've had this conversation with
too many redheads, you are all the same.
Holmes
02-27-2005, 05:50 PM
And I came to this thread
expecting Lionel Ritchie.
tounge
02-27-2005, 08:11 PM
Obviously true.
Isn't it a self perpetuating circle? Both sides are to blame but I am reading much more misinformation about how to
treat women on this forum than how to treat men.
You over-generalize when you say that 99% of women want a
man, every woman wants something different and defines a man differently.
Do you want the same thing in a
woman as all your friends? Most people don't seem to know what they want and choose based on what others tell them
a good partner should be. Most people also respond to the courting ritual like peacocks trying to impress each other
with displays that do not reflect who they are inside. Many who post here seem to think that if they can find the
perfect mix of synthetic pheromones they will have as many women as they want.
Of
course you will read more misinformation about women than men here. 95% of the posters here are male, and many of
them young and somewhat naive.
Go to any predominantly female sight, and you will see the opposite. And yes,
I may have slightly exagerrated the 99%, but not by much, believe me.
And, I totally agree with you on
the synthetic pheromone solution. But I have said that here for a few years.
wood elf
02-27-2005, 09:53 PM
Tounge:
Thank you. I’ve read many of your posts and saw that you felt that way about synthetic pheromones.
It's probably true about the other forums too. I’ve been reading this forum for a while and enjoy most of your
posts.
BJF:
You probably have a wonderful explanation of how my hair color has anything to do with this topic, let
me know when you come up with it. That kind of shallow thinking is no less a form of bigotry than claiming people of
a given skin color are all the same. If that’s how your mind works there is no hope for you and I’ll end the
discussion now.
Holmes
02-27-2005, 09:55 PM
Do you want the
same thing in a woman as all your friends?
Fundamentally? Yes.
CptKipling
02-28-2005, 10:03 AM
And I came to
this thread expecting Lionel Ritchie.
I too was sorrily dissappointed.
DrSmellThis
02-28-2005, 03:21 PM
All night long,
All
night!
All night long.
All night!
wood elf
02-28-2005, 07:51 PM
Now that we have it all out of
our system I was going somewhere with my earlier thought. I said that guys seem to think if they can find the right
mix they will have all the girls they want and I think it is a mistake to think that way. My opinion is only that of
one woman and is prejudiced because I think I've met a man who is wonderful with or without pheromones. The
pheromones had an effect but his poise and self confidence and humor attracted me long before I was close enough to
be affected by airborne molecules.
Belgareth was a guest speaker in one of my classes. I expected a guy who
shows up in a tailored suit to be at least a little stuffy. He wasn't at all. He spoke for an hour and had the
class laughing much of the time, yet we learned because his humor was exaggerating normal daily occurances to the
point of absurdity then pointing out the truth in his exaggerations. I wasn't the only woman to find him charming.
After class we hung around to ask questions and somebody thought we should go get some food. He didn't want to
but the prof persuaded him to join us a couple hours later. Belgareth took the time to change into jeans, he looked
good in a suit but looked more comfortable in jeans. It took me a while to work it so I was sitting next to him and
here I want to mention DrSmellThis. Belgareth said that you created the cologne he wears. It makes a man smell
really good.
Belgareth is funny when he decides to play. He teased everybody but I think I was his chosen victim
for the evening. He was never crude or insulting and I laughed as hard as anybody but he seemed to take a special
pleasure in making me laugh. The longer I sat there the more I wanted to get closer to him, now I know that part of
it was the pheromones but the biggest part was Belgareth. I worked hard to get close to him in the first place
because of his style and class and charm. Without those the pheromones would have meant nothing. Once I was near
enough the pheromones helped assure I would try to stay close to him.
When people started to leave he made this
huge production of standing up, brushing himself off and turning his chair around so he could sit on it backwards
and face me. It was silly and had me laughing again. He explained in a slow southern drawl (He normally speaks
precise english) that he had a hankerin' to wander over to that ice cream place a couple blocks away and would
purely love som company. Y' all don't like ice cream, do you? The guy is a lunatic to be around. We've been
together ever since.
This was a very long post and I am sorry for that but you had to have the tone to
understand how attitude, humor and pheromones all worked together. If he hadn't had the other points I would not
have ever been near enough. He charmed me with his personality before anything else.
tounge
02-28-2005, 08:20 PM
I think you would have fallen for
him anyway, if he was not wearing mones. You were attracted to him after getting to know him, it seems. And his
personality seems to be very appealing to you. I really wonder how much the pheromones had to do with it.
If
we could answer that, it would be interesting, for that is the million dollar question around here.
wood elf
02-28-2005, 11:54 PM
That's the whole point!
Synthetic pheromones help but they are only part of the whole picture. If there is no other attraction they are not
going to do much good. If he hadn't displayed class and wit and intelligence I wouldn't have been interested. If
he hadn't continued to display his many other good qualities I wouldn't have stayed with him. I don't want you to
think he is perfect or a superman as he also has his flaws and fiobles, he can be very trying at times but his good
qualities far out weigh his bad ones. Synthetic pheromones add some extra spice, no more.
CptKipling
03-01-2005, 10:06 AM
People who really understand
what's going on understand that pheromones are only a part of the whole picture of attraction.
DrSmellThis
03-01-2005, 04:56 PM
That's the
whole point! Synthetic pheromones help but they are only part of the whole picture. If there is no other attraction
they are not going to do much good. If he hadn't displayed class and wit and intelligence I wouldn't have been
interested. If he hadn't continued to display his many other good qualities I wouldn't have stayed with him. I
don't want you to think he is perfect or a superman as he also has his flaws and fiobles, he can be very trying at
times but his good qualities far out weigh his bad ones. Synthetic pheromones add some extra spice, no
more.It's still good to hear it from the perspective of someone regularly exposed to pheromones, even if we
already knew it.
Mtnjim
03-01-2005, 05:31 PM
It's still good
to hear it from the perspective of someone regularly exposed to pheromones, even if we already knew it.
Now if only those who think the ~mones are a "magic bullet" could understand...
tounge
03-01-2005, 06:05 PM
It's still good
to hear it from the perspective of someone regularly exposed to pheromones, even if we already knew it.
That's my point. Clearly Wood elf was attracted to Bwelgarth. The question is: What role did mones play in
it? It's not a question that can be easily answered by anyone here.
And I'm not looking for an answer.
I'm just throwing it out for speculation and discussion.
wood elf
03-01-2005, 07:00 PM
That's my point.
Clearly Wood elf was attracted to Bwelgarth. The question is: What role did mones play in it? It's not a question
that can be easily answered by anyone here.
And I'm not looking for an answer. I'm just throwing it out for
speculation and discussion.
That is a good point. Noone knows what would have happened if he had not worn
synthetic pheromones. Even the nice cologne he was wearing may have played a part. I will try to make it clearer, if
I can.
Belgareth is not handsome (sorry, love!:kiss: ) but he has a healthy glow and his eyes sparkle like he is
ready to laugh most of the time. He has good shoulders and chest and is graceful in his movements. His self
confidence shows in the way he stands and moves. He has good manners and treats every woman or anybody else with
courtesy without being subservient. I can't imagine somebody being able to dominate or intimidate him. When you put
that together he is attractive in a manly fashion. That is why I tried to get close to him. Before we went to eat I
was not nearer than fifteen feet so do not believe the pheromones had yet affected me. Tounge is perfectly right in
thinking I was already attracted. I wanted his attention!
When I think back I believe that the pheromones had an
effect when we were eating. It wasn't that I was thinking about being attracted or how attractive he was, it was
down at the emotional, animal level that I think the pheromones worked on me.
Holmes
03-01-2005, 07:10 PM
I can't imagine
somebody being able to dominate or intimidate him.
Was this something you picked up on before you got
to know him?
What specifically gave you this impression?
wood elf
03-01-2005, 07:33 PM
Was this
something you picked up on before you got to know him?
What specifically gave you this impression?
Holmes:
It was something that seemed to be a part of him from the first. Have you ever seen somebody that
looked like they didn't feel comfortable in there own skin? Belgareth wears his self assurance like another skin.
It seems to radiate out from him, he knows what he is and doesn't seem to care if anybody else likes what he is. I
know now why he is so sure of himself, he has earned it. He is not arrogant at all , he is kind, gentle, caring and
loves to make others feel good. That is from somebody that feels deeply about him but others see it too.
I
speak of his good points because that is what attracted me to him and it makes him sound unreal. He isn't perfect,
he drives me crazy sometimes with his ways and he is the most stubborn man I've ever met. At least every week I get
so angry with him I want to scream.
W. Elf
Pancho1188
03-19-2005, 03:31 PM
It depends on
what you want from life. There is nothing wrong with casual sex if that is what you want. In some people's eyes
that is a lonely way to live. If you were trying to say Belgareth thinks that way also you are utterly mistaken. You
are as guilty as the rest of us of assuming that everybody thinks the same way you do.
It isn't a difference in
how men and women think. Not a few of my female friends see it the same as you. It is more a difference in ones
priorities in life. I have noticed that even the biggest swinger sooner or later decides to settle down with a
single partner. It probably would behoove most people to learn something about long term relationships.
Ha, ha. You should check out Gegogi's posts:
Tried that and been there! Actually I was once a
monogomous idealist and was married for nearly 20 years. Hell, the first decade was a blast. But things change and,
well, I've decided to go with what I feel is right rather than embrace society's ideals. Only a vestige of my
idealist heart remains. What I'd like now are several attractive, loyal and intelligent (!) bisexual concubines.
I'd really enjoy watching them make love to one another before satisfying my amorous desires.
From this
thread:
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