Of course the selection of the foregoing video was not based on agreement, if I thought men who have a fetish for worn panties were weird, I would not have setup a website in order to kick off a sale.
Nonetheless, my site is all about parading the two sides of the coin.
On one side we have men who are totally blinded by their craving, they race through the internet like commandos dived off choppers during the Vietnam war. The behaviour could be described as (take no prisoners) or shoot first, ask questions later so to speak.
Being a male myself I know exactly how they feel. I mean testosterone will habitually make men act like bulls in a ring. We want what we want and we want it now and so we CHARGE.
Regarding scent, well let’s just say it triggers a lot of unconscious activity and following with that approach, we can confidently put forward that human demeanor is similar to what takes place in the universe.
According to NASA, The gravitational pull of the moon pulls the seas towards it, causing the ocean tides. According to biology, take a look at what was unearthed from the internet concerning bed bugs
A cocktail of pheromones from bed bug faeces can be used as a chemical lure to catch them, making it easier to deal with infestations, say scientists in Canada. The work suggests a synthetic pheromone blend may be a cheap alternative to the methods currently used to detect bed bugs in houses.
Did you get that men?
Let me repeat that: A cocktail of pheromones can be used as a chemical lure
With that being said, I believe that in reference to the male side of the coin, everything is mostly covered.
Snitching on the Female side of the coin will be more like a brief stay in the country. There is not much to say apart from drawing attention to what the Lady says in the video inserted above .
Basically, the thought of women on the issue can be summed up into one sentence.
Females will judge males as creepy, but if enough cash is involved then the whole scene turns into an old lucky charm commercial, magically delicious.
