• Lost_My_Mind@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    Wait, but wouldn’t I just wash it right off the next morning when I shower first thing? Well…3rd thing. First I poop. Then I wait a half hour. THEN I shower.

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      1 month ago

      Hard take that will expose me and a lot of people might not relate. But I shower at night before bed. I don’t shower in the morning. Never smelled or anything. For those who shower after pooping, I’m an evening pooper as well. So, maybe there’s something to this. Even with moderate sweat during the day, I never have body odor. It usually takes very heavy sweat from exercise or sports, or two days at least without a shower (very rare occurrence) for me to smell like anything.

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        1 month ago

        Both of you need to get a bidet so you can decouple your pooping and showering schedules. Then your butthole can get a shower whenever it needs one.

        Thank me later.

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        1 month ago

        I also shower before bed, never really thought about it. I just always like to dispose of the day before going to bed.

        I have experienced pretty much the same, regarding the next day and really only noticing when working out and sweating a lot.

        I am also in the mood for exposing myself. I rarely use deodorant. I find it rather stinks much sooner and stronger with deodorant, than without.

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        1 month ago

        A lot of it is body chemistry as well. For example sweat caused from stress smells worse than regular sweat. And then everyone’s own chemistry is different on how their odor smells and how pungent how quickly.