smelly sweat

habosh

sometimes it's hard to be honest and go like lsn dude you need to use duedrent or something like that,I mean you must've smelled once,but some people do smell constantly,how would you send the message, I'm speaking generally :wink:

Oh no, another sweat thread...

Well habosh, I'd simply say "habosh, what's that sweaty smell? yuck... oh it's coming from you".

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Fleece

15

habosh

sometimes it's hard to be honest and go like lsn dude you need to use duedrent or something like that,I mean you must've smelled once,but some people do smell constantly,how would you send the message, I'm speaking generally :wink:

DEODORANT

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SamTheMan

Oh no, another sweat thread...

Well habosh, I'd simply say "habosh, what's that sweaty smell? yuck... oh it's coming from you".

I'd say (man,stop raising your hand your armpit's smell is going to kill me) :biggrin:

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Fleece

DEODORANT

well ,your going to say the word,I know deodrant is the solution,but how to tell that to people :rolleyes:

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Fleece

15

i was telling you how to spell it

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Juno

20

Well, at uni one of my friends was really drunk and said to this girl "this is deodorant. you night want to try it" and sprayed loads at her. That wasn't a good approach.

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Fleece

i was telling you how to spell it

LOLthanx then :wink:

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saz_1989

2

Juno

Well, at uni one of my friends was really drunk and said to this girl "this is deodorant. you night want to try it" and sprayed loads at her. That wasn't a good approach.

Legend

An anonymous bottle of deodorant might be the best way. He can get offended and upset in private, and won't ever know who it was to get offended at.

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Jack0

Lauren

An anonymous bottle of deodorant might be the best way. He can get offended and upset in private, and won't ever know who it was to get offended at.

lol, I'd just die if that happened to me, how embarrassing...not that it would or anything...

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Honesty is the key. Just find a way of telling them honestly that they smell. I mean, there are worse things to tell someone than that they don't smell like roses.

Just tell them while still keeping it subtle. Being given deodorant is more insulting because you're not acknowledging in front of them that they smell. People are more comfortable when things are open and honest. Just like if people are going to say nasty stuff about you, you'd probably prefer it if they said it in front of you, rather than behind your back, in a cowardly fashion.

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SamTheMan

Honesty is the key. Just find a way of telling them honestly that they smell. I mean, there are worse things to tell someone than that they don't smell like roses.

Just tell them while still keeping it subtle. Being given deodorant is more insulting because you're not acknowledging in front of them that they smell. People are more comfortable when things are open and honest. Just like if people are going to say nasty stuff about you, you'd probably prefer it if they said it in front of you, rather than behind your back, in a cowardly fashion.

well that depends on the level of friendship...etc,It hard to go like mmm you smell :rolleyes:

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habosh

well that depends on the level of friendship...etc,It hard to go like mmm you smell :rolleyes:

It's not. It's all about the way you tell them. As trigger would say "have you no communication skills?" (I know I don't...)

In the end you have to tell them properly instead of shying away from the situation and being a coward. I would hate it if for example someone put a bottle of deodorant in my drawer. I would only do that to someone I dislike.

If it's a friend, you just have to tell them.

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mrcheese

Just make light of it, and for heavens sake don't say that they 'always' smell.

'Blach! Did you forget you deodorant today or summin?'

Oh but then there are those ppl who don't belive in deodorant; like my dad. It's either something to do with natural body scent and pheremones, or it gives you pitt cancer, I don't know :smile:

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mrcheese

'Blach! Did you forget you deodorant today or summin?'

good advice...except maybe for the "Blach"

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Mishael

2

My sister had a friend who smelled once. She would come round to our house and stink out the rooms so badly that I had to run around with an air freshener after her. Eventually my sister gathered up the courage to tell her that she had a BO problem. Her response? 'No that's not me - it's just the smell of my deoderant.'

Some people are just in denial. :p:

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SamTheMan

It's not. It's all about the way you tell them. As trigger would say "have you no communication skills?" (I know I don't...)

In the end you have to tell them properly instead of shying away from the situation and being a coward. I would hate it if for example someone put a bottle of deodorant in my drawer. I would only do that to someone I dislike.

If it's a friend, you just have to tell them.

well to this someone,I gave a box full of body lotion and perfumes and stuff and put a nice natural deodorant inside,like it was a packet with these shaped soaps and coulorful and stuff nice notstright gift for an operation,but I'm afraid this someone might not use it,
and for the father chemical thingie,there are natural deodorants and less chemical and stuff,plus there are this kinda natural stone who acts like a deodorant my aunt got one from dubai,plus shampoo ,soap,food all contain chemical and cancer,it's up to the person really

Reply 18

viviki

14

we bought one of my housemates body stuff for xmas. Sadly she didnt get the hint. Mond you my feet always smell and I've tried everything they aren't hideous though you just wouldn't want to get too close.

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