View Full Version : Personality vs. Physical Appearance on Effectiveness of 'mones
johnny_blaze79
02-12-2010, 06:20 AM
I'm beginning to wonder if physical traits do not mean much when it comes
to pheromones, and it's all about mental outlook, for example;
Physically; I'm 31, 6'4" 275lbs - a body
builder physique (I lift really heavy), and I'm South Asian (Pakistani). I'd say my diet is pretty normal, I try
to eat clean, but am nowhere near perfect. I'm assuming that my hard workout regimine would yield higher -none
production?
Mentally/Spiritually; I have a real laid back personality, in fact, too calm at times. I
hardly lose my temper, and usually do not let things bother me much. I have a very positive outlook on life in
general, and I meditate just about everyday. I'm a pretty grounded person, and not too much of an outgoing person,
although I do get out.
However, when it comes to pheromones, particularly -none, I can't seem to OD. I have been
using NPA & A7 a lot lately, and call me crazy, but the more I put on the more I feel confident and the more hits I
get sexually as well as respect hits. I know many say no more than 1 dab to each side of the neck, but I've done as
many as 5 or 6 dabs w/ cover and have seen ZERO negative reactions.
Any of you out there experience this? I want
to OD to see my limits as well as possible bad reactions, but I have only seen positive when I go higher on
application. Physically I'm an imposing person, but my personality is way opposite, do you think my ultra laid back
personality decreases my mone output?
On other forum user (gegogi) claims
he can almost literally bathe in androstenone to no ill effect. He also says he has a "laid back" personality much
as you describe (he is of asian decent I understand). You may fall into the same "results" catagory.
Maybe
search up some of his posts and see what all you think.
eleven
02-13-2010, 02:58 AM
Hey Blaze,
I understand what
you are talking about. Ive always believed its not what pheromone your using, its how you complement your pheromone
your wearing. I think you get into "OD" problems that way if you dont put out the vibe of your product.
Ive read
post were guys say they felt as if weareing too much SOE made people treat them too freindly or treating them like
they were too young (no sexual hits). I think thats because when the woman looks at the guy, and the pheromones dont
match what the persons natural aura well, the woman get confused and you get your "OD" reaction. That is why I think
people who are naturally alpha and workout and are muscular shouldnt be afraid of none, in fact it might compliment
them better then SOE. im 6'2 200 lbs 27 years old muscular, and ive had good results with none. Women are VERY
smart when it comes to recognizing what you portray and what you really are. So for real results I alwasy advise
that people be themselves and try and pic the right pheromone based on what kind of vibe they put out. It will get
real results with the proper trial and error.
belgareth
02-13-2010, 12:07 PM
I'll disagree with you on the
-none aspect. Gegogi and I are much the same age but I'm caucasion. I work out and have been working out for many
years resulting in a solid body. 5' 8" and 190 lbs with almost no fat. I can be very aggrssive but in kind of a
laid back way as I prefer to be happy and playing around. Most the time I am smiling and cheerful but am clearly in
charge of myself and secure in myself.
Most the time I can wear only a little -none and have some really bad OD
results form TE/NPA. A7 seems to be easier on me for some reason and if I mix it with other things seem to be ok
with one drop. I assume there is more to it than just your demeanor but I have never quite worked out what it all
is.
johnny_blaze79
02-14-2010, 08:11 AM
I assume there is more to it than just your demeanor but I have never quite worked out what
it all is.
Based on my testing for past yr, I think it is mostly based on persona, like me for example, I
should be be producing a high amount of -none, being 31, a gym rat, and avid weight lifter. And from what I read
South Asians tend to produce a decent amount of -none.
But like previously stated, the higher in -none products I
go, the better and more consistent my hits are. Don't get me wrong, I would not walk into a biker bar w/ NPA
splashed all over me, but you guys get the idea.
belgareth
02-14-2010, 12:43 PM
There's been a lot of debate
about the -none production of asians. Since many asian women react badly to it a lot of people assume the men
produce low amounts. That could be wrong and could simply be a result of the asian tendency to be very clean.
My objection is that I go to the gym often and am in good shape, tend to be laughing and cheerful most of the
time. My demeanor is self confidant but not openly aggressive while being friendly and often quiet. Wearing very low
levels of -none in combination with other products like SoE, Chikara or AQ, I get hits attributable to alpha male
status. If I wear much -none I get negative reactions ranging from people backing away to outright aggression.
Attitude and behavior are components but there is more to it than that.
eleven
02-15-2010, 04:15 AM
There's
been a lot of debate about the -none production of asians. Since many asian women react badly to it a lot of people
assume the men produce low amounts. That could be wrong and could simply be a result of the asian tendency to be
very clean.
From my observations, asian women love manly men. Also, asian women are not the
"cleanest" women around. That has nothing to do with nationality, but with how you were raised.
Just giving my
opinion here, 2 true alpha males will not have problems with eachother, will infact respect eachother. When an
alpha spots a fake alpha, or posing as one without backing it up, thats when u get into "OD" problems. people who
say they got "OD" reactions wearing none are obviously NOT alpha. And I say this respectfully. I think some people
have the wrong impression of what an alpha is. Women have told me themselves that some men just make them feel VERY
safe, and that they feel very feminine around them. this is an alpha. Not just anyone who works out, and is
confident. Its part of your aura. you could go to the gym for 25 years and look like arnold and still not be alpha.
You could be skinny and be alpha. Bruce lee was major alpha. it has nothing to do wth race, height, weight...the
reason the women gets scared an runs away from too much none is cuz she can feel that the man just wants to have sex
with her.
belgareth
02-15-2010, 07:25 AM
Some of that I can agree with
and other parts of it I don't. First, I said people, not women but it is true of both genders. Second, alphas tend
to be territorial. Anybody familiar with the animal kingdom knows that and we are animals. Pheromone response is a
pure animal response and alphas will fight for territory. When I walked into a lawyers office and he exploded while
his secratary fawned over me was a good example.
You don't know me so I can understand your misunderstanding of
me and how I deal with things. Most men I deal with look to me for leadership, children often follow me around,
which is funny but enjoyable. Most women feel very comfortable with me and getting sex has never been an issue. As a
matter of fact, I am not looking for sex as I am in a LTR. Lastly, every personality test I've taken over the years
has described me as a strong leader or an alpha male.
In short, you generalized based on very little
information. I still believe there is more to it than the personality and I believe there is a lot of empirical
evidence in this forum to back it up.
I'm not sure where you are but from all accounts I have read of the
Japanese culture and my own experiences with them, the Japanese seem to be extremely clean people. I over
generalized about Asains and apologise for the misunderstanding. However, former posters in various asian countries
on this forum have said pretty much what I am saying.
eleven
02-15-2010, 02:29 PM
Bel,
I apologize I didnt mean
to sound like I was making my points towards you. Only the asian thing was related to you. And words are only words
I never speak out of disrespect just stating things I have learned in my world.
I have had several asian GF's
(chinese) and have many friends and they were definately not the cleanest around. In both ways, if u know what I
mean lol. Japanese women I haven't experienced myself.
As for humans being part of animals I must disagree with
you. We have inherited part of the animal traits and "instincts" yet we are not like them. In the animal world the
alpha is purely force and dominant. In humans alpha is protected force, protecting women. Protecting the women yet
being dominant. Animal alphas rape their women. Human Alpha the women is the one wanting sex from the male.
In
my opinion your lawyer snapped because in that case you were the alpha, hes a fake. If he was alpha he would of been
very respectful. Just my opinion.
koolking1
02-15-2010, 02:56 PM
I can't really comment on
other Asian countries but I have lived in Thailand previously and know a bit about the place and people. Thais are
generally cleaner than most others, they tend to bathe 5-6 times a day which is probably due to the intense heat
there most of the year. They also have an acute sense of smell and often much disliked the smell of GIs stationed
there back in the 60s-70s - it was pretty much decided that it was because of our much higher consumption of meat -
the Thais eat of lot of fruits, vegetables, fish, and when they do eat meat, it's in small quantities. If you want
to try an experiment: have a pet dog and then go out and eat dog meat, come home and watch your pet that formerly
was very fond of you, the pet will be very wary of you for a few hours or so.
As an aside, you can be more
alpha by learning the Heimlich maneuver. For the second time in my life, a child in my extended family has had his
life saved by a knowledgable person, just last night.
belgareth
02-15-2010, 03:24 PM
Hey Koolking! Good to see you
around and thanks for the comments. I guess that different asian races are different in customs. Gee, what a
surprise :frustrate Glad to hear that a childs life was saved.
Eleven:
No offense intended or taken and you
may be right about the lawyer. However, I'll disagree with you about nature. It isn't always rape and in higher
species it never is. You can use gorillas or wolves either one as examples. The alpha will defend his territory and
also is caring and nurturing towards his group/pack/family. As I recall, but may be wrong on this point, tigers have
an extensive mating ritual as well. Animal behavior is pretty complex.
Humans hate to admit it but so much of
what we do is extremely primitive and not unlike other animals. Take our gangs for instance. Chimpanzese do the same
things in almost the same fashion. You could even argue that the earliest government was no more than the most
powerful lording over those weaker than them. A point I've noticed may times is that when a woman gets drunk her
inhibitions get lost and she does exactly what she would want to do in the first place. Social rules prevented her
until she got enough booze in her. Then that poor guy she sensed as viable gets attacked. I'm sure most men have
seen that effect or been the victim.
Civilization is a very thin layer over our basic animal behaviors. That's
why pheromones can work. Just 'cause she didn't hump your leg doesn't mean she didn't think about it.
idesign
02-15-2010, 04:50 PM
Hey
Koolking! Good to see you around and thanks for the comments.
Just 'cause she didn't hump your leg doesn't
mean she didn't think about it.
Heya KK, nice to see you!
Bel, I know for a fact that this plays out
time and time again. Our modern culture forces women to play a role, and it prohibits spontaneity for the most
part. Blame it on the feminists and the a__hole male players, both of whom taint the ointment. Agree that booze
lowers the barrier, but caveat emptor. Unless you're in a bind and really, really need a good emptoring.
:)
Which returns us to the point of civilization's layer. I think its as thin or thick as you decide (or are
capable of deciding) it to be. We humans operate at varying levels of instinct v. rational intelligence. Cognizant
choice is frequently at war with urges our mothers warned us about. The very fact that you're having this
conversation raises you above the lower mammals.
We've had the alpha male conversation at length in another
thread, and I think the gist of the conversation led me to believe that cues are taken from nature and raw
intelligence, tempered by advanced social learning. A human alpha may be genenically "superior" in some way, but is
informed by the advanced society in which he lives. Instinct is but a part of an alpha's presence.
I liked
eleven's comment about how an alpha makes women feel "safe" and "feminine". This is the natural order among
mammals, but raised to a higher level among humans I think. Traditional orders of thinking recognized this.
eleven
02-15-2010, 09:55 PM
.
A point I've noticed may times is that when a woman gets drunk her inhibitions get lost and she does exactly what
she would want to do in the first place. Social rules prevented her until she got enough booze in her.
.
Its interesting you belive this...
The reason anyone does anything on any substance is because they
are under the influence of a chemical that wouldnt be there in normal circumstances. The booze just makes it feel
better and she is not aware fully of what she is doing. Under normal operation the brain is fully aware. Therefore
if she was as sharp as an "animal" im sure she wouldnt be drunk off her ass grinding with the alpha gorilla
belgareth
02-16-2010, 08:22 AM
The chemical, alcohol in this
instance, is well known and documented as lowering inhibitions. Inhibitions of this sort are social and are learned
behaviors, not instinct. The instinct is to reproduce but the social rules preclude screwing on the dance floor, so
to speak. Public propriety is to not screw on the dance floor, alcohol reduces the desire and ability to conform to
socialized behavior. Alcohol does not cause the behavior, it only allows the person to show it more readily.
Hey
ID,
I don't disagree with you as in fact your argument supports my own. Once a person is good and drunk they
are less constrained to act in a socially acceptable manner, men and women both. I won't disagree that the alpha
animal is genetically superior either as that's the whole point; to mate with the best specimen so your children
have the best possible genes. I will point out that many studies have shown that while the alpha ale is the one she
wants to father her children, he is rarely the one she would choose to raise them. Again, that is a trait you often
see in packs, herds and such.
The line between human's learned behaviors and animals instinctive behaviors is
very thin. Almost all of our human actions and policies stem from the basic animal instincts we are born with, they
are just more refined.
eleven
02-16-2010, 05:27 PM
I remember one time a girl did
the drug GHB called "G" around here in Toronto, Canada. Its a party drug, makes women really horny kinda like
alcohol. She was walking around humping the wall, playing with herself and screaming out loud "f*^% me like the
devil"...although its stronger than alcohol I think you get my point. Chemical substance alters behaviour, maybe we
can call that "lowered inhibitions" but thats like saying that girl wanted the devil to screw her, had society
allowed her too....Maybe she did lol.
belgareth
02-16-2010, 08:37 PM
I can't speak to GHB but from
what you described it sounds distinctly different from what I am talking about. I'm no medical expert so perhaps
you should do a little research on the subject. The lowering of inhibitions with alcohol is pretty well documented.
It has nothing to do with making them horney. Incidently, most women are hornier than most men. They just hide it
better.
johnny_blaze79
02-17-2010, 08:38 AM
I think both of you make
valid points, however mones & alcohol to a certain degree are inhibitors. And I do feel it brings out what the
person was feeling in the first place, but due to social filtering never would come out.
Now extreme cases of
alcohol and drugs are a different ballgame. At that point the person loses any sense of reality.
mwh820
02-17-2010, 05:12 PM
Does mones effect
smoking? I am a smoker and a drinker! simplify that, i am a avid smoker and a social drinker but does snoking affect
mones at all?:drunk: :thumbsup:
idesign
02-17-2010, 07:03 PM
The
line between human's learned behaviors and animals instinctive behaviors is very thin. Almost all of our human
actions and policies stem from the basic animal instincts we are born with, they are just more
refined.
Do you see any distinctive characteristic which defines humanity over the apes? Just curious.
You seem to be drawing a parallel between learned and instinctive, with little in between.
As for alcohol, I
agree, its not rocket surgery. Inhibitions are lowered and a man/woman will cut loose in a way they would not
otherwise. Ever been to a good wedding reception? An open bar? :) Drugs are not in the same class of behavior
altering substances. Ecstasy is not Johnny Walker.
idesign
02-17-2010, 07:24 PM
Does mones
effect smoking? I am a smoker and a drinker! simplify that, i am a avid smoker and a social drinker but does snoking
affect mones at all?:drunk: :thumbsup:
I'm a smoker and get plenty of hits. However, many women are
turned off by smoking. I chew gum a lot too. :)
I'm a smoker
and get plenty of hits. However, many women are turned off by smoking. I chew gum a lot too. :)
There
*may* be a difference in the way a pheromone affects someone depending on if the "recipient" is a smoker as opposed
to the person wearing the product(s). There seems to be some support for the idea that constant exposure to tobacco
smoke (by the smoker themselves) both in the nasal passages and in the body (nicotine etc) may affect the way they
are perceived or in the way they "react" with the person's body chemistry you might say.
I may be having a
chance to do some empirical testing of this as one good female friend has recently stopped smoking, and I may be
able to note any change in reactions (although as I am now a "known" person already in her mental database, there
may not be many obvious changes for me to see. It is said the best reactions are often with those who you have just
met for the first time who don't "know" you).
Also, as I think she may have concluded, and may be one of her
motivations for quitting, her smoking habit may have turned off many males as well. Being a tolerant sort myself I
managed to look beyond it to see more of the core person she was (and I discovered I liked), but I suspect many
others just took one look at her puffing away and never approached.
There are many fish in the sea, and
sometimes even a small thing (not to say smoking is a small thing to some people) can get someone to look elsewhere.
I even know one woman who would judge a man by how expensive a watch he was wearing. Almost needless to say, at 50+
years old she is still single and without any relationships. By the time she dropped that "requirement" (at least I
hope she has...) I suspect the pool of potential males had greatly dwindled and her pickings are slim. She's also
still a smoker...
belgareth
02-18-2010, 07:49 AM
Do you
see any distinctive characteristic which defines humanity over the apes? Just curious. You seem to be drawing a
parallel between learned and instinctive, with little in between.
Ok, ask yourself where human behaviors
come from, what is the purpose of a certain action? Even something as complex as using a computer comes from
somewhere, doesn't it? Curiosity, greed, the need to communicate with others of like minds? Sure, I'm simplifying
but all human behavior has a basic foundation, just like any other creature. What is the basic foundation of
anything you do? Why do you do it?
Eating is a basic need, right? Being a gourmet is not needed to survive but
eating is. We built on the need to eat because we have likes and dislikes but so do babies with absolutely no social
conditioning. Basically, I maintain that there is no human behavior or action that cannot be traced back to
fundamental drives. Further, I'll argue that you can see the basics of the same things developing in other
creatures, most notably the octopus and the chimpanzee.
Look at a baby. Define its basic drives and needs. Other
than certain drives requiring more physical maturity in the organism, everything we do more complex than what a baby
wants is built on those primitive instincts. Social behviors are all the result of priitive needs. The sole purpose
of a society is to protect and raise children so they can reproduce which is a fundamental in nature. As far as
nature is concerned, the rest is pure fluff. But it all stems from the core of our animal instincts.
eleven
02-18-2010, 10:47 AM
I even know
one woman who would judge a man by how expensive a watch he was wearing. Almost needless to say, at 50+ years old
she is still single and without any relationships. By the time she dropped that "requirement" (at least I hope she
has...) I suspect the pool of potential males had greatly dwindled and her pickings are slim. She's also still a
smoker...
Interesting...
I have always believed in the term "you get what you are". Everything in life
is a trade off.
SwingerMD
03-06-2010, 02:48 AM
Interesting discussion. For me
it seems that less -none is best especially when you are around younger women. I've also seen varied rxns with
different -none products (Primal Instinct vs. NPA vs. Rogue Male). I have on occasion though, bumped into women
that seem to defy what I generally see from most people (ie person is really amorous when I have a -none dosage that
would typically have another person running for the door).
-SwingerMD
Greek-lover
03-11-2010, 10:57 AM
I think the question of this
thread, of how personality and appearance affects the effectiveness of mones, its quite complex if we try to give an
analysis taking each individual case.
Probably common sense, but if we say that with every single romantic
interaction, you get some results. Your personality and behavior "are judged" and are "liked or no". The question
is, how the constant sexual vibe from NONE would influence the interaction?
It can really be anything.
Maybe
the woman focus on looks and a short-term relationship, and as you are her type and as NONE make you appear sexualy
available, she gives you signals to approach or advance.
Or she does not really like your looks, but your
"sexual intelligence" (there is an actual book on the subject:D) and the sexual vibe from NONE make the trick.
From my own experience it really varies of what is more important, looks or personality, in every case. But if
there is a general rule I would be interested to know.
I started a thread quite a while ago of how really good
looking men would have mostly positive results using large amounts of NONE, but the results were not as clear cut as
I previously thought.
HornyMan
03-18-2010, 07:18 AM
These 2
are linked. It's hard to come across with good posture and a look of confidence if you're timid
inside.
Although first impressions are usually visual , time spent during your life working on your
assertiveness , humour, etc will usually be reflected in how you dress, take care of your body etc. So although
looks are generate initial reactions , what went into making your appearance desirable may of preceeded this --
unless you're born with it all, which few are.
HM
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