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Are you trying to keep your wife from detecting the odor of another woman (or your dog from tipping off your wife)?

Maybe you could sell your used underwear on eBay like Hamilton Steele does. Lots of people like that smell.

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Or, don't let the people at work smell your fingers.

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Edited by - lindi on 4/3/2003 11:30:06 AM

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Sir Noel.

PS, if you're 'on the hoof' and don't have access to such a cleaner you could try urinating or better still vomiting over your stinky digits.

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I can just see your lady getting really worried if every time you have sex then then go to the bathroom and start throwing up

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But if what you're smelling is an overpoweringly unpleasant "fishy" or "toilet" odors, even after proper hygiene, the cause is likely a microbial infection such as trich. Since partners can pass this back and forth, it's important that both be treated. If what you smell seems more "bready," suspect a yeast infection. A douche of 7 drops of tea tree oil to a bottle of solution can be helpful both in countering the problem and the odor.

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Let me say, along with lindi, welcome to the forum!

I really got a smile from reading your first post because, like your husband (and, I'm sure, many other ADT members), I love "the scent of a woman".

Thanks for sharing with us.

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During both of my wife's two pregnancies, she had an incredibly heightened sense of smell (a super-sensitivity to unpleasant odors, mostly), which created significant discomfort for her. For instance, the smell of "normal", as opposed to "rotten", garbage was unbearable for her. We jokingly referred to this at the time as "her bionic nose".

Once our first child was born, she developed "bionic ears". She found she was able to hear our son make even the faintest noises from his crib while she was elsewhere in our home that she swears would never have been perceptible to her prior to his birth.

Although she lost her "bionic nose" immediately after the birth of each of our children, she has never lost her "bionic ears". She was a very sound sleeper before she became a mother; since then she has become, much to her chagrin sometimes, a light sleeper -- ever aware, on some level, of the slightest stirrings of the kids at all hours of the night.

I, on the other hand, have never developed "bionic ears". I'd like to think that I'm not deaf to the sounds of our children, but I'm certainly not proud to admit that my awareness in this area has clearly not stepped up to my wife's level.

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I've always had a keener sense of smell than those around me - I notice smells as we are approaching the source long before they do. But that still doesn't mean that I mind the smell of pussy, sweat, or other harmless or healthy natural odors.
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Edited by - lindi on 4/9/2003 12:15:14 AM

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SAMURAI DAI

Edited by - samurai dai on 4/9/2003 6:37:05 AM

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