RE: Favorite cologne or perfume
May 29, 2016 at 11:34 am
(This post was last modified: May 29, 2016 at 11:39 am by vorlon13.)
I've been known to wear Ralph Lauren's Safari.
My favorite was discontinued a very long time ago, however, thanks to Ebay I have enough for occasional use for many years. I won't name it, it's pricey enough on Ebay as it is. On average, I'd say one bottle comes up every 2 years or so. I've managed to snag the last 3 bottles. (BTW, Safari is a similar scent to this)
As for natural scents, 2 examples spring to mind; Duane, a BF back in the 70s and early 80s had a natural smell that literally made me high. Never encountered the effect as strongly as with him, although John P. and Art Z. came close. 'Tim K.' had an incompatible personal scent and it really was a shame. He was otherwise just a fine person and I could have spent more time with him if not for that. I know this sounds bizarre, but his personal aroma was a note or two off of the smell of peanut butter (to me). While I like peanut butter well enough, in the context of canoodling, it was an unwelcome guest.
I encountered a man with sexy bad breath once, hell if I know how he accomplished that trick.
I don't recall a specific scent, but there was a guy in Milwaukee many years ago that that apparently had a very compatible personal funk/pheromone for me, and apparently vice versa. We couldn't really survive around each other as we would forgo food, water and sleep to just make out and screw all the time.
What a way to go . . . .
My favorite was discontinued a very long time ago, however, thanks to Ebay I have enough for occasional use for many years. I won't name it, it's pricey enough on Ebay as it is. On average, I'd say one bottle comes up every 2 years or so. I've managed to snag the last 3 bottles. (BTW, Safari is a similar scent to this)
As for natural scents, 2 examples spring to mind; Duane, a BF back in the 70s and early 80s had a natural smell that literally made me high. Never encountered the effect as strongly as with him, although John P. and Art Z. came close. 'Tim K.' had an incompatible personal scent and it really was a shame. He was otherwise just a fine person and I could have spent more time with him if not for that. I know this sounds bizarre, but his personal aroma was a note or two off of the smell of peanut butter (to me). While I like peanut butter well enough, in the context of canoodling, it was an unwelcome guest.
I encountered a man with sexy bad breath once, hell if I know how he accomplished that trick.
I don't recall a specific scent, but there was a guy in Milwaukee many years ago that that apparently had a very compatible personal funk/pheromone for me, and apparently vice versa. We couldn't really survive around each other as we would forgo food, water and sleep to just make out and screw all the time.
What a way to go . . . .
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