What causes some men’s penises to smell strongly of squid even after washing?
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Even when we shower together and I wash it thoroughly, it still smells like squid, which makes oral sex feel depressing.
Yet he’s very sensitive to my scent, occasionally asking, “Are you wearing hair perfume? Your hair smells like shampoo. Are you wearing perfume? Did you use fabric softener?” He’s married and doesn’t allow scented products, so of course I make sure to meet him completely fragrance-free. I think he’s a pretty neurotic person.
He tells me, “I’m sensitive to smells, but you’re amazing—there’s absolutely no odor down there.” But then I always want to retort, “Then how are you so oblivious to the smell of your own little guy? lol”
I don’t think it’s an STI (I ask him to use a condom every time), but what could be causing the smell to cling so strongly??
I’m Fuu, a column writer.
Since the questioner seems uncomfortable, and you already have an established relationship, why not let him know?
Just put it politely.
Even so, you still gave him oral sex. That was very kind of you.
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I’m a male member who’s basically a loser.
Body odor is something you can’t completely help, but shaving can improve it to some extent. I’m not saying you need full-body hair removal, but even men should absolutely get their VIO and underarms done, right?
“Wow, so clean! What is this? ♡ And there’s no smell at all♪”
The women who go down on me always compliment me like that. It’s not something I’m bragging about—it’s just basic manners to get hair removal done. Hair is a source of odor, after all.
Just keeping the area around your penis clean can massively boost your appeal to women.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
I think it’s probably body odor. Since he doesn’t put his nose right up to his penis to smell it, he probably doesn’t notice.
As an aside, I think the fact that he uses condoms with you has almost nothing to do with the possibility of an STI.
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I’m Shingo Lee (Shingori), a columnist.
It sounds like body odor. There’s an area behind the scrotum that can produce an odor, causing symptoms similar to underarm odor. This is called genital bromhidrosis.
If they’re that sensitive to smells, I think it would actually be better to let them know. Surgery may be necessary, but shaving and using an odor-reducing topical medication can significantly improve the condition.
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