I’m Gaku, who asked about having my hair washed here: https://universe-club.jp/help/member/detail/5155
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I’ve heard back from the women I have monthly arrangements with.
“It doesn’t smell bad, but since you sweat a lot, I thought it might help you feel refreshed.”
“I like head spas myself, so I thought I’d give you one.”
My wife said:
“You didn’t used to smell, but lately there are times when you do. Be careful when you’re meeting people.”
I thought I was being careful since I work in a customer-facing business, but apparently I do have some age-related odor.
I’ll be even more careful from now on.
I wash behind my ears and the back of my neck properly, and wipe myself down with something like sweat-absorbing wipes, but I sweat a lot, so whenever I have sex, I inevitably end up sweating.
There’s no way I can just not sweat.
I guess I’ll honestly let the women wash my hair for me.
What do you all do to deal with body odor?
I’m Date◎Yume, a male member.
I don’t do anything in particular to deal with odors. Since I’m concerned about it, I ask, “Do I smell?” but they always say, “Not really.”
Of course, I do wash my hair, though…
Are they just putting up with it even though I actually smell? I’m genuinely curious, lol.
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I’m Gaku, the person who asked the question.
I guess I’ve gotten older and lost the ability to look at myself objectively. I’m grateful to the Q&A box and everyone here for helping me realize that.
I thought I’d been pretty careful the first time I met a woman, but maybe I let my guard down once we got closer and started a monthly arrangement.
As Meg pointed out, the girls wash me with such a loving, caring attitude that I found it strange. I’m going to step up my odor-control measures.
I should be even more grateful to the women in my monthly arrangements who continue seeing me and accepting me despite the smell.
It’s almost like a caregiving scenario—or maybe a humiliation scenario since I’m balding? I really appreciate and enjoy surrendering myself to them and having them wash my hair, so maybe I’ll add a hair-washing allowance.
Thanks to all the men as well. Your tips have been very helpful.
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I’m in Seattle.
Right before meeting, I go to the restroom and wipe myself down thoroughly with antiperspirant wipes. I also use deodorant spray—or the roll-on deodorant I carry with me.
Bonus: During the date, I keep a Mintia mint in my mouth the entire time.
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I’m Kamihikoki, a male member who gets kicked away and shoved off by my wife every time I try to give her a morning hug and kiss—“You stink!” “Don’t come over here!” “Don’t get close!”
So I’ve been repeating the experiment every morning to figure out what I ate the night before that made me smell. It’s been nearly 10,000 times now…
Before a date, I make sure to eat only the things my wife has never complained about smelling bad.
My child is also at that particularly smelly stage of growing up, so even our underwear gets washed with heavy-duty odor protection. As a result, the smell on my own shirts lasts quite a while too. The women I meet probably mean that smell when they tell me, “You smell nice.”
When I want to be especially thorough, I start taking extra HMB two days beforehand.
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I’m Meg, one of the female members.
It sounds like your monthly partners got back to you. That’s great.
For me, when I feel affection for someone, I naturally want to wash his hair for him. They work so hard and break a sweat, after all. It’s my way of showing my appreciation.
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