Pussies don't have one, constant smell. Hormones affect things throughout the month. Providers are also at high risk for yeast infections and BV because most guys perform cunnilingus. Human mouths are cesspools of bacteria, unfortunately
I'm finding that lately I am ultra sensitive to bodily odors, especially those of the vaginal origin and it becomes a turn-off. There are some women (whom I love and have become my ATFs) that have zero odor despite 2hrs of probing/rubbing/licking and general balls to the wall fucking. However one that saw recently was so bad, it took a few dozen washes to get the smell off my fingers. I'm pretty sure it isn't about being clean or not, sometimes it's food or Ph balance or not knowing that they are allergic to latex.
My question is, ladies what is the best way to convey that feedback if I should do so at all? In the example above, the sex itself was fantastic we hit it off and had a great connection. However I wasn't comfortable enough to talk to her about the smell. There is me being sensitive, but in this case it was so strong I can't imagine it was just me. In some cases it makes sense to put in a review, in others maybe not.
Old geezer johns like yourself have numerous problems with your equipment and the olfactory is just one of many potential problem areas.
Some of this odor is proly coming from yourself so don't rule that out.
And when all else fails, just buy one of those nifty candles that Mr. Fissure is always bloviating about.
Be careful though. Don't get the candle too close to the cooter as everyone knows pussy juice is flammable.
Considering I'm in my early 40's and in great health/shape and have no performance issues not sure this applies but I will take a look at that forum. Maybe I've got an old nose, I didn't do THAT much coke in my youth
to the incall early and ask the guy before you what her pussy smelled like. If he says it was good, then you have to consider JD's suggestion that there may be some noxious transference from that third ball of yours.
but can you totally discount the possibility of bad aim?
The time if month may create some memorable olfactory experiences
the 7th to the 10th, or the 20th to 25th or some other time of the month?
Memorable? I've had a few that have scarred me for life P.T.S.D for sure.
I have a sensitive nose, as well. I really can't take the smell of bad breath and body odor. I always let my gentlemen know to come freshly clean before our sessions.
If you want to see the person again, or even if you may not want to but care enough about her to give feedback, I would be as kind and gentle as possible. Preface the conversation by making the points about the fantastic sex and great connection. Emphasize the little harm you mean in what you're about to say. And then ease into it; letting her know out of concern for her health (reasons for bad bodily odors are almost always diet-related or worse).
Put yourself in her shoes: it's a sensitive topic, so how would you want someone to treat you in that regard?
If you choose to engage in feedback, good luck! I hope she understands. Wishing ease!
Food choices may have some effect, as well as time of the month, but a woman's scent is genetically predetermined. It's not something that can really be washed off, as it reoccurs when she gets moist. On the other hand, it is a good sign you are making her moist
No, not an escort who specializes in nasal sex. (Hmm ... new Profile entry? Anal Y/N? Nasal Y/N?)
Depending on where you are located, some college psych class might be doing a smell study to prove something about odors and you'll get a free screening. Maybe you're near company that does customer surveys for perfume or soap and such. Sign up to be a sniffer and they'll want to screen your stink-detector before letting you test the real stuff. Have you visited a department store cologne counter lately? See how far away you can pick up the smell of latest brands: same counter, same floor, three floors away, from the parking lot?
Do you have a regular bartender? Ask him to line a few items to test your sniffer, maybe even blindfolded. If you can't tell the diff between creme de menthe and Chivas Regal, you need help. If you CAN tell the difference between Johnny Walker Red and Johnny Walker Black, you're good.
Mention this problem, using a different (or not) context, to your doctor and maybe get a referral to an otolaryngologist.
Good luck
I put out a small bowl of individually-packaged feminine wipes on my bathroom vanity. Most providers appreciate it and some even use them
I like a lady who is scent-less down there too. Given the opportunity to have some lady-lady time is always a treat, but it has to be pretty close to scent-free or I am let's say not orally motivated. I see it as a hygiene thing. Some ladies are yeasty by nature...some ladies have a musty quality between the legs extending to her sweetness. Some ladies have had BV all their life and actually believe that that is just the way her girly smells. Nothing replaces a fresh shower...boric acid and probiotics control yeast and odor.
As for how to share that on a first date? Well the only thing you could say is to phrase it as a fetish. Be prepared to receive nothing back in general and especially if you get too explicit. I corporate showering/ hot tubbing/ bathing into foreplay, etc
Men also can have an odor- musty, pungent, yeasty. Also a turn off.
My question is, ladies what is the best way to convey that feedback if I should do so at all? In the example above, the sex itself was fantastic we hit it off and had a great connection. However I wasn't comfortable enough to talk to her about the smell. There is me being sensitive, but in this case it was so strong I can't imagine it was just me. In some cases it makes sense to put in a review, in others maybe not.
Pussies don't have one, constant smell. Hormones affect things throughout the month. Providers are also at high risk for yeast infections and BV because most guys perform cunnilingus. Human mouths are cesspools of bacteria, unfortunately
Bad hygiene is usually the cause.
My ex wife had it. Nasty H
My question is, ladies what is the best way to convey that feedback if I should do so at all? In the example above, the sex itself was fantastic we hit it off and had a great connection. However I wasn't comfortable enough to talk to her about the smell. There is me being sensitive, but in this case it was so strong I can't imagine it was just me. In some cases it makes sense to put in a review, in others maybe not.