I’d like to take home the unused hotel amenities, but I don’t want him to think I’m being tacky at my age, so I never bring it up and leave them behind when I go.
At love hotels, there are things like face masks and bath salts, and at nicer hotels, branded shampoo and other toiletries—I’d love to use them at home.
What do you all do, or what do you think about this?
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A lot of the women in their 30s I date take them home too, but I don’t mind at all.
That said, please understand this first: “The branded amenities provided by hotels and airlines aren’t actually that high-quality.”
Some people say they want to take them home because they’re convenient for short trips, but you’re much better off looking for similar products from regular retailers.
Try leaving one of the purchased items unused for about six months. You’ll be shocked at how much it deteriorates.
I know the approximate cost price—the wholesale price—for many of these items.
Don’t get carried away by the brand name. Use papa-katsu to train yourself to judge quality.
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I don’t think many men pay much attention to it, and I’ve never heard anyone mention women taking hotel amenities home—unless it was just a coincidence.
When it comes to especially nice amenities, like the ones you find at luxury hotels, I think it’s more about wanting to try using something a little special. So I doubt many men would mind.
That said, it might be best to hold off until you know what kind of person he is.
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