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A naïve question, but is the smell really that noticeable when receiving cunnilingus right after your period?

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I was once told by a respondent that because it smells right after your period, she feels too self-conscious to do it with her boyfriend, but doesn’t worry about it with a papa (a male supporter). Even then, I wondered, “Does it really smell that much right after your period?” To be honest, the men I’m seeing still initiate things even right after my period, and one of them has even initiated things while I was on my period. Of course, we didn’t go all the way then, but even so, I’ve never noticed any smell. Not just right after your period, but normally, the vagina is acidic while vaginal fluids are alkaline. During foreplay, if he touches you up top first and then moves down once you’re relaxed and lubricated, wouldn’t things be neutralized by the time he performs cunnilingus, making it essentially odorless and tasteless? I don’t think it should smell even right after your period. According to my doctor, when a woman is physically and emotionally relaxed and feeling good, she produces alkaline vaginal fluid to make it easier to receive sperm, which is alkaline. Conversely, when she’s stressed or tense, it becomes more acidic because her body doesn’t want to receive it. So he said that if there’s a strong odor or a sour taste during sex, it means the technique still needs a lot of work! He also said that, as an exception, women with extremely poor diets or who use drugs may have a persistent odor.
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I think people have different ideas about what “immediately afterward” means. For me, it means something like, “I thought it was over, but there was still a little left...” and so on. In that case, there may be a distinctive smell, but since it’s someone you like—including that smell—I don’t think it’s anything to worry about.
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It may vary from person to person, but if you’re saying that no woman smells during her period, I think you should see an ENT specialist. Also, I’m not interested in having an adult relationship with a woman who’s on her period, so if I’m told that she’ll be on hers on the day we’re supposed to meet, we just have dinner and go our separate ways.
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It may depend on the woman’s physical condition and her usual washing habits. The doctor was probably talking about ordinary romantic relationships, not arrangements through an adult dating club like this. Looking at it the other way… Could you be intimate with a woman in her 70s to 90s if she paid you? There may be women who genuinely prefer older men, but most register because they want the money, so they endure the adult relationship. So, borrowing the doctor’s words, even if she feels disgusted, it doesn’t become alkaline or acidic. If there’s no odor, I imagine she’s applying lotion beforehand.
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It largely depends on the individual. It may be influenced by their natural body chemistry, but proper care probably plays a role too. It’s not like an acidic and an alkaline substance will neutralize each other and make the smell disappear, lol. If that were the case, no neutral substances would have any smell. And if things became too alkaline from being overly sensitive, wouldn’t that actually make the odor worse...? Besides, your doctor was only joking, so don’t take it seriously, lol.
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I think it may simply be a matter of the woman’s physical condition, rather than whether she’s just finished her period, her technique, or how she feels.
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I think it depends on the person. I’m also not sure whether odor and pH are actually correlated. The intensity of menstrual odor varies from person to person, and some people don’t notice any odor after their period. Body odor differs widely too. Some women have an intensely animal-like smell, like the one drifting around the tiger or lion enclosures at a zoo, while others give off a root-vegetable smell, like lotus root. On the other hand, some women have a distinctly non-biological smell, almost like vinyl. It really does vary from person to person. There are certainly smells that seem alarming enough to make you think, “There’s no way this person doesn’t have an STI,” but I’ve never actually verified that, so I can’t say for sure. It may have smelled strongly rotten, or perhaps that was simply the person’s natural body odor. The other day, I had an upset stomach and went to the bathroom, only to find that the smell was exactly like Manza Onsen. People often say sulfur smells like that, but I wondered, “Can it really smell this much like an actual hot spring?” and couldn’t help laughing. I apologize for taking this in the direction of a poop icon discussing the authentic smell of poop. In any case, the human body is complex, and there are still many mysteries left unexplained. So while I hope you enjoy speculating after the fact, please don’t let that cause you to jump to conclusions and lose sight of what really matters: meeting someone important to you. I believe falling in love with someone also means accepting their smell. I say that as someone from Manza Onsen who dated a woman with an animal-like odor for two years, despite her being perfect in appearance and personality. Taro
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