When I saw this post, I raised an eyebrow, as I led the development of Seductress and I was very particular about the language being used (which was one of the reasons Seductress Dark was canceled and this version of Seductress took so long to be released) and I rushed to the script to see if we had made a mistake. The language is indeed quite “neutral” in regards of romantic attraction and expression and can be consciously guided. The script is geared toward attracting who you find attractive, but there are caveats due to the nature of the collective itself, which I will attempt to explain what we have observed.
I suspect the issue you’re experiencing is the result of Seductress’s inherent nature of enhancing physical beauty attracting men regardless of your personal sexual orientation. While the world on average has become more tolerant in understanding and accepting matters related to sexual orientation, many men still fetishize women attracted to other women as a “secret” heterosexual woman who can be “flipped” if they “get a good pounding” or whatever, and we’ve all seen these types of discussions on the Internet. One only has to look at the statistics of pornography viewing habits to see that “lesbian porn” is amongst the highest viewed videos (if not THE highest viewed category) regardless of the viewer’s gender.
So, what we’re dealing with in this situation is very deeply ingrained societal habits of which we have little control over, even if we overtly made a “Seductress for LGBTQ+” edition. When we had Seductress tested, we asked a few willing testers to go to LGBTQ+ friendly districts in large cities (Hillcrest in San Diego and The Castro in San Francisco), and they reported that men (usually accompanying their LGBTQ friends) still made passes at them, though they did see increases of attraction from those they actually wanted to attract. And it should be noted that San Francisco has been rated by many research institutions as the #1 LGBTQ+ friendly city in the entirety of the United States of America.
It is the same situation as some men running strong sexual titles and reporting that women who were much older in age than them making overt passes, to which we explained that these women are simply more liberated in their sexual pursuits. They are not afraid of societal shaming, they know what they want, and they will simply go for it rather than repressing themselves.
So this seems to be the byproduct of just being an attractive woman in modern society. Regardless of your intent and open expression, if you are giving off a very attractive aura of beauty, you will attract EVERYONE to some degree. And if you’re in a country where members of same gender relationships are still oppressed (and sadly, via imprisonment and even death in some countries), a woman using Seductress to attract other women will be disappointed, as the fear of punishment will override any scripting in this title.
The best advice I can give is to use LGBTQ+ focused dating apps, events, city districts (I am not sure of your location, but in the United States, most large cities have these districts), etc. to focus your romantic efforts. I suspect your observations on ASBR comes from the fact that the script itself is highly intellectual, and you are attracting people intellectual people who – through the mechanism of mental control – understands these deep sexual-societal dynamics and are willing to accept them. Or, ASBR fits your personal archetype much better, and it doesn’t have this heavy focus on physical beauty that Seductress has.
I would recommend, if you want to keep using Seductress, to use stack rotation. Run Seductress for a period of time, knowing that you are going to attract everyone, then rotating it out for ASBR. The Seductress phase of your stack will provide you with all the benefits that comes with it, and ASBR will do the same, with the added effect of attracting the women you want. Also, try microloops of Seductress and ASBR, with more exposure to ASBR than Seductress. For example, 15s of Seductress, 30s of ASBR.
It is discouraging and frustrating to me that people cannot love who they want to love without these issues. At Subliminal Club, our goal is to help people find love regardless of these matters, but there’s only so much we can do against the sheer force of the collective and its narratives, even with auras and highly focused scripting. Even when we tested scripting that was incredibly focused (attract THIS type of person), users and testers STILL reported that those who didn’t fit those attributes showed overt attraction. With most people, sex and lust just overrides rational thought, and until the collective itself works out these issues, we will respond where we can.