There are so many men who don’t realize how unhygienic and smelly they are, just like in the previous question. It scares me to think that I might end up like that when I get older.
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Even though they smell really bad, they’ll casually kiss me, and they’ll have unprotected sex without even taking a shower.
The allowance alone can’t make up for it, and it’s only a matter of time before I start hating them and end the relationship.
The previous question mentioned something called “Chuchu”—can men use it too?
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here with an answer as well.
Thanks for your question.
You can’t really tell what you smell like yourself. That makes it tricky, since it’s hard to point it out to someone else. But if you’ve become close with them, I think it would be best to let them know.
Come to think of it, in the movie *Not Quite Dead*, a father—who’s a researcher and company president—is told by his daughter that he smells bad. He replies:
“Listen, this is nature’s way of preventing incest. The smell keeps people with similar genes from reproducing with each other. It’s not that I smell bad.”
Come to think of it, people often say they’re attracted to someone because of their scent, so perhaps our genes have something to do with it.
If so, maybe someone you find unpleasant-smelling simply isn’t a good genetic match for you.
(Or maybe they don’t actually smell bad?)
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