I’m Not Going To Keep Warning You About this…
Remember when we were kids, we’d pinch our noses shut before taking that nasty liquid medicine!
How is this related to perfume??
HEAR ME OUT ⬇️
🤔 The reason people gravitate toward certain scents is because they can taste them in their brains before they even know what "IT" is—or what "IT" even looks like. There’s an instant assumption that "IT" is exactly what it smells like.
🤔 The scents perfumes provide aren’t naturally produced by human pores. So, even when you realize a scent is coming from a person, your brain will STILL send signals to determine whether what you’re smelling is consumable...
Why? Because back in survival times, this was how we deciphered what was edible and what wasn’t.
💡 When something seems good enough—whether it’s food, a TV show, or money—you naturally gravitate toward consuming more of it. This means there’s a high chance it can become your next addiction.
• Addictions are feelings that feel like your left arm—cutting it off will be difficult to do.
What it looks like when they want to consume more of you after a sniff of you:
1️⃣ Gazing in your conversation → They stay engaged.
2️⃣ Lingering in your presence → A bond is forming.
3️⃣ Reminiscing about you → You’ve become their preference.
REMEMBER!! ⬇️
You can pretend that the perfume you wear is just for your own enjoyment…
But let’s be real—wearing an unnatural scent is practically for the enjoyment of others agreeing that "YOU" smell good.
Once your perfume hits your skin, you become associated with that scent—Just like how we associate our favorite desserts with the way they smell in the air.
Now imagine if chocolate cake smelled like sewage… Would we still find it desirable regardless of how it tastes? NO. Because the scent alone would overpower the entire experience… Making it no longer desirable from every angle.
✨ This is the mind of a GODFIDENCE ACADEMY woman!! ✨
She understands the hermetics and the nature of law in everything she engages with. As Matthew 23:3 says, to observe it! She uses her awareness to experience the nature of law in all things, benefiting from the purpose of its results.
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