Not meaning to sound vulgar, but have you asked your partner how you smell? Women's' sense of smell during ovulation is something like 1,000 times more acute than a man's. Or is it 10,000? The point is, your OWN sense of smell is stronger to start with. I believe what many of you are experiencing has more to do with your own sense of smell that has gone haywire than actual changes in your physical body odor. In other words, you are not generating foul odors; your olfactory system is miscuing. Several women commented their husbands noticed no change; so did a nurse who cares for post menopausal women. Listen to them. You don't stink. Quit douching and pouring tons of perfume and deodorant over yourselves to cover up what you think is an odor...it's all in your nose and quite frankly I hate all those artificial smells from soaps and deodorants, etc. As a man, let me tell you I adore the scent of a woman...especially during sex. Trust me, you don't stink!
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Not meaning to sound vulgar, but have you asked your partner how you smell? Women's' sense of smell during ovulation is something like 1,000 times more acute than a man's. Or is it 10,000? The point is, your OWN sense of smell is stronger to start with. I believe what many of you are experiencing has more to do with your own sense of smell that has gone haywire than actual changes in your physical body odor. In other words, you are not generating foul odors; your olfactory system is miscuing. Several women commented their husbands noticed no change; so did a nurse who cares for post menopausal women. Listen to them. You don't stink. Quit douching and pouring tons of perfume and deodorant over yourselves to cover up what you think is an odor...it's all in your nose and quite frankly I hate all those artificial smells from soaps and deodorants, etc. As a man, let me tell you I adore the scent of a woman...especially during sex. Trust me, you don't stink!
May 5, 2014 - 8:13amThis Comment
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