Pheromones

By Dianna On 2010-07-13 05:52PM

> I assume that by taking these fantastic herbal supplements, we will also see changes in the pheromones we give off.
> Does this mean that men will begin to be attracted to us as we will be giving of female pheromones and will women subconsciously react differently to us?

I would not make that assumption.

Pheromones are not something that humans regularly give off, 24/7.
They are part of sexual arousal, part of the sexual hunt.

This is not about herbal formulations, nor about drug hormones.

This is about the body we have.

There is no history, outside of fantasy novels, of pheromones changing enough to change the mating equation.

And really, it would not be of value in the real world, for M2F TG/TS to have males sexually attracted to them,
on an ongoing regular basis.

A *very* high percentage of TG/TS murders occur because of males being sexually attracted,
and then discovering that their female lust object, is not female.

It is a very dangerous game, trying to fool men into sexual relationships.

But the pheromones part of this attraction, is predominantly fantasy driven.

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By similacra28 On 2010-07-13 11:20PM

I agree with Dianna, especially with regards to "the dangerous game" portion of her post. Be VERY carefull with how far you PUSH things before being honest. I'm not saying broadcast that you are a MtF TG, but keep it real sister.

With regards to smells, scent, etc my own experience (when previously on drug hormones -- I'm not on anything currently) was this . . .
(keep in mind that I have been married to the same woman for the last 13 years and that she was FULLY aware of me taking hormones, etc and that we have always spent a lot of time with one another and sleep in the same bed every night)

But here is what we found together when I was on drug hormones . . .

- after a few months she found that my smell changed (more sweet than previously) (I also noticed my smell was different)
- her menstral cycles started to shift and were irregular for a couple of months

I'm not saying this will happen with everyone and truthfully there could have been a multitude of other reasons her cycle got weird, but that was our observations.

Patricia

By susieg2008 On 2010-07-14 04:15AM

Hi Patricia, thanks for your contribution. You'll see from my reply to Dianna's post that attracting men is the last thing on my mind (much prefer women lol)! Your observations with your wife are, however, extremely interesting and thanks for sharing this. I would be extremely interested to know if she preferred your sweeter smell or did it make no difference? Susie xx

By similacra28 On 2010-07-14 08:06AM

At the time, NO, she did NOT prefer it. Not at all. It was strange for her, almost like sleeping with a stranger. Mind you her attitude and perception at the time wasn't the best with regards to my transition, so . . .

By susieg2008 On 2010-07-14 04:10AM

Thanks Dianna for the information. However you will be pleased to know that I posed the question purely out of interest. I have absolutely no intention of wanting to become more attractive to men through a change in pheromones and certainly would not want to try and fool them into thinking I'm a woman. Gosh, a man....that's the last thing I'm looking for!