My rule is: if it makes my contact lenses itch, you’re wearing too much.
And that’s happened.
My rule is: if it makes my contact lenses itch, you’re wearing too much.
And that’s happened.
Umm, why we are on this- hey Mom, change those diapers? And, put the dirty diaper someplace where it doesn’t smell too much and NOT just dump it on the damn street. :mad:
It can be nice when the only time you smell it is when you give your girl a hug. Generally, don’t lie it at all. My girlfriend thankfully hates it.
And the worst is when you kiss a girl’s neck and you get that bitter nasty taste of perfume. Bleeech!
What are you on about?!
I think he’s talking about people who change diapers and just leave the dirty diaper wherever they happened to be (you know, counter at McDonalds’s, table in cafeteria at the Zoo, parking lot, wherever).
She is. It’s been known to happen.
Why are you assuming that all perfume wearers are all dense and/or delusional? I’ve known people who don’t know the meaning of moderation when it comes to perfume, but I’ve also known plenty of people who manage to wear it tastefully. Not everyone wears perfume like they’ve got a head cold. Sometimes people wear perfume I don’t like, but then again sometimes people wear shoes I don’t like. Life goes on.
I do agree on the “distance of the complimenter” rule - the people complimenting you should be close enough for a hug or a kiss.
I worry about this, actually. I’ve been wearing the same perfume for quite a while, and I don’t smell it anymore. I wear the same amount I did when I first got it, so I’m hoping it’s not overpowering.
The thing that made me worry was that I was at a store once and the man helping me (standing 3-4 feet away) complimented me on my perfume. Maybe he just has a good sense of smell, but that distance seems a bit too far for someone to be able to pick it up.