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Different effects between wearer and person interacting with wearer?
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RE: Different effects between wearer and person interacting with wearer?
03-31-2019 10:29 PM
(03-31-2019 8:43 PM)arrhenius Wrote: How do you think pheromones play into this in terms of self-perception? Meaning, do you think it takes continuous use over time with a product like say alpha treasures in order to really move the needle, or is it something that can 'self-correct' pretty rapidly.
My opinion is that pheromones don't play a role for me at least. They can communicate status but don't actually change you - kind of like wearing a mask. On the other hand, some people on this forum think wearing Bad Wolf helps them improve in this area. So who knows?
Also, for me, it's really hard to bump up my self perceived social status. I'll tell myself that I'm alpha but when I'm around people I don't feel alpha. It's really hard to make that shift.
If you are interested in this topic, the book I,mammal provides insight on how social dominance works. Chapter 1 is available for free on the author's website.
https://innermammalinstitute.org/wp-cont...pter-1.pdf
Also, part of Jordan Peterson's 12 rules for life explains how social hierarchies work and gives some insight on how to change your brain to bump up your self perceived status in the social hierarchy. He also explains that the part of your brain that perceives your social status affects your overall brain chemistry.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/12_Rules_for_Life
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