Loggie•

is there something wrong with not wanting your genitals to look/smell/taste weird?

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rtbOP•

Pretty much any healthy woman's genitals will not look/smell/taste weird to a heterosexual man. We're programmed to become aroused by female genitalia. Human males have been having sex with human females for many millenia with no need for deodorants or douches or bleach.

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Loggie•

and this couldn't be the result of higher standards of physical perfection in recent times? Maybe in ye olde days they just didn't give a fuck because there's just nothing that you can really do. It used to be nobody brushed their teeth and everybody had halitosis, and now people think it's disgusting if you brush less than once a day.

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WebZen•

Soap is all you need. Really.

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rtbOP•

Halitosis is something that's not human. Vaginal lubrication is human. It's been designed by a billion years of evolution to appeal to men, who have been designed by a billion years of evolution to go crazy as a result, thus helping new humans get made.

I've participated online since before there was an Internet; I remember when BBSs were common. I've seen discussions on this topic happen literally hundreds of times. Often, women asking "Does my husband really like licking me down there, or is he just pretending?"

I do not remember ever seeing any man say "I don't like it", except a gay man who said that was the final nail in the coffin of denying he was gay. Every time this comes up, every man who replies says "Not pretending. Really like it." Even if I've forgotten one (not impossible at my age), it's still 99.9999% in favor.

In one of his books, Stephen Jay Gould refers to vaginal deodorants as "the most useless of all products". That's because they undermine the sexual appeal of a woman who uses one.

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Loggie•

How is bad breath from poor oral hygiene not human?

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