This is an odd molecule, but it definitely has some kind of potential. I just finished reading that it's a relative of Est. I wouldn't have guessed that. I figured it was another variation on androstAnol.

My own senses are probably dulled a bit from the high quantities of mones I've used. And the work environment seems to yield different effects from the social environment. So my description of self effects may be incomplete. But for me, 20mcg of molecule F came across like half a cup of coffee. I was more focused and productive. Knowing what it is, I wonder if it was actually cutting away depression. If so, it seems a little better than that than Est. There weren't any real side effects or downsides. Definitely no alpha properties. I was a little too comfortable and confident wearing it for that and alpha mixes often carry with them a small amount of stress whereas this had a subtle "shoulders back, head up" kind of feel. Reactions from those around me suggest that their experiences may be different than mine.

Here's a brief description of various interactions as I perceived them. 20mcg were applied three times throughout the day.

Conversation is brief in the morning. I feel a little ignored as other guys in the office focus on the music that they were playing (with instruments), with brief responses to me. They were friendly and talkative with me later in the day.

Breakfast - sprayed on money-giving hand and tested at lunch 5mcg. slight contact giving and receiving cash from cashier and a broad smile. Emotional reactions are generally non-existant at this place so that was a surprise, but the girl (probably mexican) is new so maybe she's nervous.

Male Filippino coworker touched my on shoulder to get attention and mirrored body language while talking. He's done this once or twice before when I used mones.... trying to remember if it wasn androstadienone or something else. I don't know his sexuality, but I think he has a wife and kids...

sleepy crash around 1pm.

The hostess(mexican or indian) gave a big smile as I left lunch. Earlier, she'd been first confused and then extremely apologetic when I mentioned the cashier had written my name wrong.

I've gotten a fair number of smiles and some possible serious flirting behavior from one friend-of-a-friend who is in a happy relationship but I've used mones around her before and I don't know if she was in range of me today. Asian nationality. I'm not trying to encourage this kind of thing, obviously. Just observing.

Also some skin contact when getting cash from a rather surly older albanian cashier focused on her work. I don't know if this kind of contact is relevant, but it's one of the few experiments that I can actually do in a fairly controlled fashion*, repeatedly and with people who aren't regularly exposed to me. So I'm interested if it gets different results with different people. No mones typically gets no contact whatsoever.

* Procedure
1. Spray wrist or hand with mones. Typically I use a sleeve on my wrist, but I suspect that putting mones on my hand would
2. Give the cashier a $20 bill. Keep fingers in center of bill.
3. Hand remains near cashier in an natural position such as alongside the register while she counts change.
4. Receive change.

I was debating if there was optical brightening. If there was, I wonder if it was from my jacket, which I've re-used from a previous day rather than molecule F. I'll get a fresh one tomorrow.