04-08-2015, 3:40 PM
Hello everyone,
I'm 44 and I've been learning all about pheromone use (mostly this site) for the last two weeks. Honestly I didn't really know these products existed (except for scams) and wish I knew about them a long time ago.
While I've learned a lot, I have to say I'm still very much confused about where to start. I have some products that I think I've picked out for starters but I want to make sure I have chosen the right ones.
So I set a specific first goal which is to spice things up in my marriage. I've been with her 20 years and she's 42. We have good marriage, great sex, but sex is not real passionate or real intimate. Also sex isn't as often as I like. It can range from 3 times a week to once every 2 weeks (usually disrupted due to period.) The monotony of family life leaves her tired at the end of the day not really thinking about me, us, or sex unless we've carved out a "date night." Honestly I get tired of trying to set a romantic mood with a woman that just wants chill, watch TV, and sleep. (I feel a little selfish as if I have needs and she has to take care of me.)
So I want to:
1) See if I can invoke a "new crush" feeling in her so she feels like it's something new.
2) Reinforce that "he's the one for me" feeling.
3) Get her thinking about sex, of course.
She likes it when I'm dominant so I guess that works well with Androstenone.
The hardest part about all of the products out there is figuring out which (primary) pheromones are in which products so I can properly mix products.
I think I want to start with:
A new crush for a few days. If that works go for "He's the one" then start mixing in some sexual products and really seal the deal (also emotionally.)
I'm even considering trying to use some oxytocin during intense intimate times to really lock her on? I'm not sure about that so I won't get ahead of myself.
The emotion and feelings are there, I just need to bring them out of her and get them on her mind.
I don't fear this marriage will fall apart but I do sometimes wonder now is the time to start doing something to proactively kick it in gear else slide into a slump. Having a young child in the house really disrupts the "us" time that we once had.
After working on my relationship with her, I might start experimenting with social and workplace use.
Thanks for any tips. I'll be seeing you guys around.
I'm 44 and I've been learning all about pheromone use (mostly this site) for the last two weeks. Honestly I didn't really know these products existed (except for scams) and wish I knew about them a long time ago.
While I've learned a lot, I have to say I'm still very much confused about where to start. I have some products that I think I've picked out for starters but I want to make sure I have chosen the right ones.
So I set a specific first goal which is to spice things up in my marriage. I've been with her 20 years and she's 42. We have good marriage, great sex, but sex is not real passionate or real intimate. Also sex isn't as often as I like. It can range from 3 times a week to once every 2 weeks (usually disrupted due to period.) The monotony of family life leaves her tired at the end of the day not really thinking about me, us, or sex unless we've carved out a "date night." Honestly I get tired of trying to set a romantic mood with a woman that just wants chill, watch TV, and sleep. (I feel a little selfish as if I have needs and she has to take care of me.)
So I want to:
1) See if I can invoke a "new crush" feeling in her so she feels like it's something new.
2) Reinforce that "he's the one for me" feeling.
3) Get her thinking about sex, of course.
She likes it when I'm dominant so I guess that works well with Androstenone.
The hardest part about all of the products out there is figuring out which (primary) pheromones are in which products so I can properly mix products.
I think I want to start with:
A new crush for a few days. If that works go for "He's the one" then start mixing in some sexual products and really seal the deal (also emotionally.)
I'm even considering trying to use some oxytocin during intense intimate times to really lock her on? I'm not sure about that so I won't get ahead of myself.
The emotion and feelings are there, I just need to bring them out of her and get them on her mind.
I don't fear this marriage will fall apart but I do sometimes wonder now is the time to start doing something to proactively kick it in gear else slide into a slump. Having a young child in the house really disrupts the "us" time that we once had.
After working on my relationship with her, I might start experimenting with social and workplace use.
Thanks for any tips. I'll be seeing you guys around.

