My papa’s breath is unbelievably bad. He’s a really nice person and gives me a pretty generous allowance.
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If he were a pay-per-meeting papa who gave around ¥70,000, I’d probably say goodbye, but he gives me quite a lot. So ideally, I’d like him to do something about his bad breath so we can continue seeing each other comfortably. How should I bring it up without hurting his feelings?
Also, what causes bad breath in the first place? It doesn’t smell like something a dentist could fix—it honestly seems like something is rotting in his stomach.
For what it’s worth, he smokes.
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Do you think of the allowance as compensation for having to put up with it?
These days, hair removal and specialized bad-breath care have both come a long way, so women as well as men need to pay attention to their breath. There seems to be a difference between women who take care of themselves and those who don’t, too.
Generally speaking, many men have issues not only with bad breath but also with body odor. However, men who take care of hair removal are apparently more likely to be clean and well-groomed.
I think it wouldn’t hurt for both male and female members to take an interest in hair removal and bad-breath care.
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If I were you, I’d say goodbye, no matter how generous the allowance is.
Even if it’s for the money, I couldn’t forgive myself for having sex with someone I’m physically repulsed by.
You need to erase that memory quickly, or it could become traumatic.
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Their breath is really bad. Is everything okay health-wise?
Since you’re concerned about their well-being, it may be best to approach the subject from that angle. There’s no magic phrase that will guarantee you won’t hurt their feelings—it depends on the person.
After all, this is a world where some women will turn someone down even if the allowance is generous because they can’t tolerate bad breath, while others decide to put up with it because the high allowance makes it worth it.
If that person also changes in the ways you’re hoping for while continuing to offer a generous allowance, there’s a good chance they’ll attract more competition and become difficult to secure.
In conclusion, if you can tolerate it, maybe it’s best to leave things as they are.
Hope this helps.
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Is this another installment of the “dissing your papa” series that keeps popping up?
> How do you think I should tell him? I’m worried about hurting his feelings.
On the other hand, if the questioner had bad breath—or an overpowering vaginal odor—and someone told them:
“Your breath smells like your stomach is rotting from the inside,” or “Your vagina smells like it’s rotting from within,”
how would you want them to put it?
Usually, it’s something you can understand by putting yourself in the other person’s shoes. I’d think most people normally do that anyway, but honestly, it seems like no matter how you say it, they’ll probably be hurt.
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Besides brushing your teeth, maybe flood your mouth with a scent strong enough to overpower the bad breath（笑）
Suck on a hard candy.
This time of year, eat some dried persimmons.
Drink water.
That’s all I can think of！（笑）
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I want you to become an even more wonderful man. I’m sorry if this offends you.
I’m concerned about your bad breath, and I think it could probably be improved if you take some measures, so I’d like you to give it a try. I’m sure your family and the people who work under you would respect you even more, too.
Something like this?
Brushing your teeth, flossing, and using mouthwash are a given. Why not buy him a tongue scraper as well?
Also, surprisingly, constantly having something to suck on can help, so why not give him a large supply of tasty breath mints like Mintia, gum, or something like Jintan?
The cause is aging, so it won’t be easy to fix. Smoking makes it even worse.
P.S.
Does dried persimmon really help? Anpo-gaki are delicious, aren’t they?
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