What do you think when a girl doesn’t brush her teeth before going to bed with you at a hotel?
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If things just got carried away and you went for it, I can understand that. But normally, as a matter of etiquette, you brush your teeth before being intimate, right?
I always brush mine, so it does bother me when a girl doesn’t!
There are hardly any women with bad breath, so I don’t really worry about whether they brush their teeth. That said, I’ve never met a girl who didn’t brush her teeth in my room.
I always use all four: an interdental brush, toothbrush, floss, and mouthwash. So maybe they don’t actually want to brush their teeth, but feel pressured because I do.
More importantly, questioner, don’t tell me you’re stopping at “just” brushing your teeth?
If you don’t use an interdental brush and floss, your breath will smell like a sewer rat, you know?
Even that isn’t enough, so finishing with mouthwash is just standard. We old guys are filthy creatures, after all.
—Loser Guy
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I’m Dai, a male member.
If you’re going out for a meal before heading to a hotel, brushing your teeth is just basic etiquette.
But if you meet up and go straight to the hotel, she may have already brushed her teeth at home, so I don’t think it’s absolutely necessary.
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I’m a male member, “Paper Airplane.”
Why not just go along with the woman’s preference?
If things are heading that way without even taking a shower, I don’t think you necessarily have to brush your teeth either—if she’s okay with it…
That said, I do think it’s important to take good care of your breath on a regular basis.
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Normally, people brush their teeth.
As for what I think, I’d probably be surprised—like, “Wait, there are girls like that?”
Why not hand her a toothbrush and say, “Here you go,” when you brush your own teeth? If she still doesn’t brush after that, that’s honestly impressive in its own way.
Marika
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