Do smokers turn you off?

-- Modified on 4/12/2004 5:53:32 AM

Providers or women in general turn me off if they smell like an ashtray.

And ladies if you smoke very much you do.

The smell and taste of smoke turns me off, smokers themselves don't.  If the man brushes his teeth and washes his mouth out that does the trick ... at least long enough for our time together.

My nose is pretty sharp.  I can tell when a lady does it or not.  It lingers on her breath.  Hard to get rid of.

Have avoided women who smoke for a lot of years because of that.

Oh I can tell, too.  But I won't turn a man away if he's a smoker.

Your not likely to get any DFK milage out of a stinky ashtray mouth.  I prefer pearly whites and clean unscented breathe, another thing that's a real turn off, smelly breath covered with listerine, I don't know what a person is thinking about when they just take a quick swig of mouthwash and not rinse away the residue completely.  Hellooo now it just smells like shit and listerine.

Nothing beats a little Friction, from a toothbrush, mouthwash is just a cover up.

I personally don't smoke but don't mind if a person smokes as long as it's not in my room and he doesn't taste like an ashtray. I once had someone say ymmv with dfk but never took in consideration it was due to his cigarette breath.
~CarleeofArizona

Smokers in general are very sophisticated people, or guys trying to be sophisticated and classy.
But all smokers men and women should brush their teeth and use mints in considerations of others that are sensitive and could tell if someone smokes.

......and the next time I'm in NY/NJ....I WILL.(sly grin)

I'm a light smoker to the point where I can "stop" but have have a hard time actually quitting.
The days that I know I'm going to a session, I won't smoke at all until after the session is over, then I usually feel the need to light up.
I don't like kissing an "ashtray" anymore than anyone else would, so out of consideration for my "partner" I refrain.