I would think the raging infection you’d get from spraying chemicals up your hoo-ha would cause much worse smells than a normal vagina. I can’t see why anyone would need anything other than regular showers, soap, and a daily changing of their underpants.
Naw - the president/CEO is right there beside us, and he smells just as stanky by the end of the day (sort of a “rolled in roadkill with sweatsocks” deal). Apparently it’s an occupational hazard.
Yes, but “great hygiene” can be achieved with ordinary soap and water, it does not require douching and wipes. Actually, douching can make an odor problem worse.
Sign up for jjimms yoga class, tdn, if you feel you’re missing out. More than once when I used to do beauty treatments I had to whisper the magical words “bacterial vaginosis” to clueless clients, and “short course of antibiotics”.
I worked with a girl who smelled bad at the best of times, but I could always tell when she was on her period by the offensive odor alone. And like I say above, there are some women who occasionally smell of bad pussy in my yoga class. I guess lycra doesn’t make a great olfactory barrier.
This thread makes me think about the Molly Ivins line that cracked me up. She was relating her experience being on an author’s panel, and noted that some people had other commercial tie-ins to their books. So she thought a good line to complement her book would be Texas Bar-B-Que-flavored vaginal gel.
See women, there’s no glass ceiling. You all just have stinky vaginas. All of you! That’s why you didn’t have the vote either. Nobody likes to use a stinky voting booths.