How should I tell my papa (a male supporter) that he has an old-person smell? I don’t know what gets rid of it or how to bring it up…
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I’d also like him to use mouthwash, not just brush his teeth, because it doesn’t feel fresh enough…
Would it be okay if I brought some myself and said, “Try this ♡”?
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> Would it be okay if I brought one myself and said, “Use this ♡”?
If you suddenly do that, some men might dislike it because it makes you seem too professional.
At first, you could say something like:
“I’d like you to use mouthwash, too.”
Then, if he says he forgot to bring some or that it’s a hassle to bring it—though nicer love hotels probably have it available—you could say:
“Then I’ll bring some for you next time.”
That might work well.
If he says, “What, you don’t like the way my mouth smells?” you could respond:
“It’s just good etiquette. I’ll use it too. Sorry, I’m a little particular about cleanliness.”
That should get the point across.
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You don’t have to put yourself through all that…
There’s no point in saying anything, so just say goodbye and move on.
Besides, unless it develops into something serious—like a relationship with marriage in mind—it’s better not to tell him.
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There’s a mouthwash sold at drugstores that reacts with proteins and produces a thick, slimy substance when you swish it around. It comes in an orange bottle. The reaction is interesting, so definitely give it a try.
Once that slimy stuff comes out, your male partner will probably start paying more attention too.
Try using Muse body soap as well. It’s especially effective at keeping sweat odor under control in the summer.
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