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Can I detect my SO's presence just by smell / pheromone ?
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Yes but not because of pheromones, humans can't do that it's incel pseudoscience. It's because when you spend a lot of time with someone your biospheres intermingle which causes you both to release similar smells as the same bacteria colonies eat and shit all over your bodies.
" I adore the way your bacterial colonies' shit smells on you, darling"
The hallmark cards write themselves.
I kid you not I noticed when I had been with my partner for some time my skin started smelling like hers
and if you've ever eaten her ass, your insides will smell like hers aswell.
Wikipedia says the scientific consensus is still very much up in the air as to the existence of pheromones