Do you know of any cream-like product you can apply under your nose to help endure a bad smell?
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Has anyone tried Mentholatum?
I actually encountered what you might call the Guangzhou Incident instead of the Manchurian Incident.
She was such a cute woman that I was genuinely shocked—so much so that I found myself thinking, “How is this not a black?” Her Manchuria also smelled a little.
She’s exactly my type—so attractive that just looking at her was enough to get me aroused—and she has a great personality. She warmed up to me right away, and apparently we were very compatible physically (I felt the same way). During our intimate encounter, she invited me to go on another adult date.
She’s so cute that I can’t give up on her, even if her Guangzhou is a little intense. She’s too adorable for me to point it out.
So, do you know of any good product I could apply under my nose to help me tolerate her smell?
I’m Taro, a male member.
Mentholatum is definitely a no-go, lol. If you kiss someone after using it, they’ll notice—and your eyes will sting.
If you keep smelling the odor, you’ll get used to it—or rather, your sense-of-smell receptors will go numb. They recover if you take a break, so the key is to keep smelling it continuously.
It also helps to convince yourself that it’s your own smell.
That’s all from the field.
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If she smells bad… no matter how cute she is, odor means poor hygiene.
And then she said, “He has a good personality, he’s really attached to me, and we’re physically compatible too?”
Anyone can say things like that, right?
Why are you getting so carried away?
Please introduce him to a dentist.
Of course, the questioner should pay the cost. Thank you.
As for the vaginal odor, try pressing the showerhead against the opening and washing inside.
Be careful, though—odor can also be a sign of illness.
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I’m Fuu, a column writer.
That’s a tough one. Applying something under the nose is a good idea. Like you suggested, maybe try applying a generous amount of Mentholatum and let us know how it goes.
Other than that, if you can drink alcohol, the only thing I can think of for now is getting really drunk to dull your senses.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I’ll answer too.
Pfft… How laughable…
If you clear your mind, even fire feels cool.
Once you reach a state of complete selflessness, even fire can feel refreshing. No matter what hardship or adversity you face, once you rise above it, it becomes nothing.
If you extinguish the thoughts in your heart, even fire becomes water.
You still have a long way to go.
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If you try to cover up something that smells bad,
it’ll only smell worse.
Why not take a bath together and wash him carefully,
then use interdental brushes and brush your teeth together?
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