I find that the smell of vaginas stays with me very well, especially on my hands. I can still smell it after multiple washings. Is there some evolutionary reason that this would be advantageous? Perhaps the smell doesn’t “stick” particularly well, it’s just that humans are programmed to be able to pick out that smell?
There’s probably not any actual information on this, but if somebody has some insights I’d like to hear it.
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I find that the smell of vaginas stays with me very well, especially on my hands. I can still smell it after multiple washings. Is there some evolutionary reason that this would be advantageous? Perhaps the smell doesn’t “stick” particularly well, it’s just that humans are programmed to be able to pick out that smell?
There’s probably not any actual information on this, but if somebody has some insights I’d like to hear it.
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Perhaps your hairy palms are retaining the smell longer than for others. Stop perseverating on vaginas and the hair will go away…or so I’ve heard.
I’ve noticed that too, actually - both after masturbating and having sex with other girls. So I’d be interested to know if there’s a biological reason for it.
I like the smell, when I pop to the loo later on that day (if I’ve not had a chance to wash it off properly) I’m pleasantly reminded of what I was up to earlier. Not that I’d relate that story to my g/f.
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I find that the smell of vaginas stays with me very well, especially on my hands. I can still smell it after multiple washings. Is there some evolutionary reason that this would be advantageous? Perhaps the smell doesn’t “stick” particularly well, it’s just that humans are programmed to be able to pick out that smell?
There’s probably not any actual information on this, but if somebody has some insights I’d like to hear it.
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While this is a valid question for General Questions, I’m gonna move it to IMHO. That way, not only can you still get a factual answer, but the random comments can continue.