Hey @SaintSovereign @Fire @Trader
I appreciate the responses, but I have to be honest—I don’t feel like my question was fully answered. Instead of clarity on the core differences between Primal Nights (PN) and Revelation of the Nectar Within (RotNW), the focus shifted to joking about my experience rather than breaking down how these titles actually function in practical use.
Which, to be honest, made me uncomfortable.
To clarify my intent:
1. Regarding the Attraction Aspect
Both PN and RotNW are explicitly marketed as generating a powerful sexual aura that entices potential partners. The descriptions of both titles highlight that they create an atmosphere where attraction and desire are amplified.
Given that, I’m confused as to why the response was that they aren’t meant for attraction. If the goal isn’t direct attraction, then what exactly is the mechanism behind these auras, and what should be expected in terms of drawing interest from women?
2. My Personal Experience with RotNW
I never claimed the title had specific scripting to make me attracted to older or less attractive women. What I experienced was an unusual shift in thought patterns that I hadn’t encountered before—something that made me uncomfortable because it was unexpected and intrusive in professional or public settings.
That said, it was also a very interesting experience because it seems to leverage visualization in a way that might manifest future situations. I understand why RotNW would generate an increased focus on certain acts—that’s literally what the title is designed for.
But my question is more about how PN differs from RotNW in practical effect and whether PN would be a better fit for my goals (which are more focused on generating raw sexual desire from women rather than specific acts).
3. On Primal Nights
The product page explicitly states:
"Primal Nights is designed to first help you develop an aura of absolute lust. Except this time, we’ve turned that aura to the absolute max. On Primal Nights, you will ooze pure sexuality energetically and physically."
Given that, why is it being stated here that it’s not an attractant? It also says:
"Primal Nights is not a ‘seduction’ title, per se. It’s designed for use between consensual sexual partners, and all the scripting supports that goal. However, the aura of lust will help you ‘close the deal’ with anyone who finds you attractive (in line with the free will scripting)."
@Trader also noted that it caused immediate changes in how women responded to him, so I’m trying to understand why the stance here is that it’s not an attractant. If it generates such a strong sexual aura that makes women react differently, wouldn’t that, by definition, be considered an attraction effect?
4. On RotNW
The description literally states:
"Revelation of the Nectar Within helps you quickly generate an exceptionally powerful energetic aura that entices potential partners to… explore the art of extracting the sacred nectar from the eggplant with you… with extreme exuberance and happiness."
If that’s not an attractant, then what is? This scripting is explicitly designed to draw in women who are already inclined toward certain activities—so again, I’m trying to reconcile how this isn’t considered a form of attraction.
Ultimately, I’m not here to debate whether the titles work—I know they do. I’m just looking for a straight answer on how they differ in terms of attraction, effectiveness in a stack with Wanted Black, and which is better for my goal of being actively desired by women, rather than just intensifying things once someone is already interested.
I get that humor is part of the culture here, but I wasn’t criticizing the titles—I was sharing an experience and looking for clarity. Instead of deflecting with jokes, I’d really appreciate a more in-depth response.
Thanks.
P.S.
I came here looking for real insights based on my experience, but instead, I got jokes at my expense, which wasn’t what I expected from a community focused on self-improvement.
The way my experience was addressed felt dismissive. rather than discussing it seriously, it was trivialized, sidestepped with humor, and even contradicted the product descriptions. If these subliminals are about understanding the subconscious, then feedback should be met with discussion, not jokes.
accuracy.
