Two things. First, I absolutely refuse to argue or lose my cool, raise my voice, etc under any domestic circumstance. When my wife is spoiling for a fight this bugs her even more. Very occasionally, she seems to need to fight to let the poisons out of her system

Second, talking of pheromones. There is a men's cologne widely available by Christian Dior called Farenheit. It's made from pig pheromone, apparently. It really, truly works. Perhaps on 5% of women. I get women in the street stopping me to ask what I'm wearing. A gay male flight attendant on Alaska Airlines recently went to various women seated around me asking what perfume they had on ... I shut up. It was me! And a bank teller, young enough to be my daughter claimed that she was going to jump over the counter and chase me down the street. I kept waiting, but she didn't! Felt great for a minute or two.

Friday nites 'out wallerin with the hogs' must make for a truly memorable experience...TheInquiringEye

I tried on this, Stages, and I don't understand what in blue blazes you're talking about.

LOL!

I was just sharing about marriage. I suppose about the first time I met hubby to be years back. The pheromones is that smell one is attracted too you know? Not talking cologne or perfume just the animalistic kind of attraction? When you get close up or dance?

Mine these days smell more like garlic as I eat ALOT of it to cure anything that could ail me.

We still are attracted to each other though after all.

Does this help some? Sorry about my ramblings I do tend to go on don't I?

The term "blue blazes" has not been a term I have heard in awhile. Thanks for the belly laugh!

:D

Hey there TonyA:

I was speaking about the pheromones that are natural that attract 2 people together. Not masked by colognes or perfumes.

However; this was an interesting post and thanks for sharing your observation and experience with the men's cologne.

Stages: As bizarre as it might seem, there is a natural human-produced pheromone ... sweat. In particular, underarm sweat.

I'm not talking about sweat that's been in the arm pit for days or weeks on end. Nor of sweat from a shirt that's been worn without a wash in a month.

But, a man's fresh sweat, or sweat-soaked clothing from that region, is a mild- to moderate- sexual attractant to a woman. Never worked for me. But, it has been well demonstrated in many studies.

A man does not need underarm sweat to be attracted to a woman. We all know that.

TonyA:

Yes, this is what I am speaking of. It still exsists today for he and I.

Thank you for the clarity!

CHEERS!!!!!!