(10-21-2014 7:33 AM)moe Wrote:  I think the point that anon10500 was trying to discuss here is:

let's say your sweetspot for product A is 1 spray and that you OD on that product at 2 sprays. Same for a product B.
Would a mix of 1 spray of each product provoke also a OD.

Cheers
M.

It might, or it might not. Again, i believe that it is unique to a person and the target. The best way to find out is to test. Then again, one target might give a negative reaction, but her friend's reaction might be positive. There are many stories here about this. But again, these are anecdotal evidences.

(10-21-2014 8:00 PM)theLaw Wrote:  ...
The idea that you now need to use it in a certain way to see effects, or "learn" the product sounds very suspect.
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To address this point specifically, think of a broad classification - let's take "CAR."

In general terms, wheels, tyres, engine, gearbox, HVAC, chassis, ECU/PCM, CANBUS system, etc. go into the make-up of a CAR.

However, these may be configured in different ways to suit different purposes. I wouldn't drive a Ferrari to pick up my bulky Ikea purchases in the same way that I wouldn't drive a Volvo wagon to do a top speed run on the autobahn.

With mones, the idea is that it is but a TOOL to assist as a means to an end, not BE the end in itself.

Some guys like to be more passive in their approaches, and there are mone products for them that go ahead, open doors and assist to initiate contact.

Other guys like to be more assertive/aggressive in their approaches, and there are mones like Bad Wolf for them that follow behind and supercharge their contact & escalation experiences.

I've said this before but I'll say it again - WAGG-N does NOT work for me AT ALL. But it works for others. Why? I'm gonna say body chemistry.

I thought this was interesting. Scent and Sexuality