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I suggested

not, though I could only speak from my own experience

of preferring 'masculine' fragrances. I also said

that I didn't know which fragrances might have

pheromones added, but that also based on un-fragranced

people (au naturel) I definitely preferred the men.>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>doesnt' this go back to ones own DNA structure and the many discussions of

some people have more male some more female.....to most it is fine.........we

all have a bit of both.....to some the balance is pro one way

Dad then asked me what would happen if a man wore a

'woman's' fragrance. I recalled that I once dated a

guy who wore Chanel #5 - and he wore it very well -

but it smelled completely manly on him.............

>>>>how did it smell? No 5 always seems clean, powdery and creamy what note

did it add?

. It still

smelled identifiably as Chanel #5, but it smelled

masculine. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Dad asked me how I could account for men being

attracted to the smell of other men instead of women.

I told him that I was just not sure.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

>>I think it is something to do with an energy ..... sense it and know when

someone is gay or not.... that is what I have been told anyway.

Interesting.>> definately

janita

Alfred

in San Francisco