 04-26-2015, 03:17 AM | | | 581 posts, read 533,875 times |
| Your boyfriend or girlfriend invites you over to their home. You are in their bedroom snuggling with them on the bed, and they inform you that they'd like to have sex. They are barefoot. You notice an unpleasant smell in the room, not overwhelming, but still it doesn't smell good or fresh. You look down and notice that it is coming from their feet. You ask them if they will wash their feet. They say "No. I already did that this morning". You tell them (in a nice way) that they really need washing, but they are adamant that they will not wash their feet.
What is your next move? |
04-26-2015, 04:02 AM | | | 8,795 posts, read 6,334,001 times |
| Most people who have foot, breath or body odors already know it. Your feet or what ever should have been washed as close to before contact time as possible - and therefore no problem.
If someone has an odor problem - yet ignores it around a person who is sensitive to odors, then they really don't belong together.
If someone asks politely that you wash before touching them and you freak out about it - refusing, then that points to still another problem... and then the couple really don't belong together.
Long and short... If you have stinky feet, it is your responsibility to do something about it - no one else's. |
04-26-2015, 04:09 AM | | | 106 posts, read 117,133 times |
| i don't know if i would like it. it depends really, because i like licking and sucking a girl's toes/feet so it would be a slight turn off if they really smelt bad. |
04-26-2015, 04:20 AM | | | Location: Windsor, Ontario, Canada 11,261 posts, read 14,011,981 times |
| Originally Posted by dessertlover Your boyfriend or girlfriend invites you over to their home. You are in their bedroom snuggling with them on the bed, and they inform you that they'd like to have sex. They are barefoot. You notice an unpleasant smell in the room, not overwhelming, but still it doesn't smell good or fresh. You look down and notice that it is coming from their feet. You ask them if they will wash their feet. They say "No. I already did that this morning". You tell them (in a nice way) that they really need washing, but they are adamant that they will not wash their feet.
What is your next move? |
I'd scrunch my nose and say "Is that your feet?!?" She says sheepishly "No!" And I'd say "Yes it is! I can see the stink coming off of them! Look! Stink lines! Right here, and right here! Go wash them sweaty pups, pig pen." |
04-26-2015, 04:34 AM | | | 581 posts, read 533,875 times |
| Originally Posted by blktoptrvlMost people who have foot, breath or body odors already know it. Your feet or what ever should have been washed as close to before contact time as possible - and therefore no problem.
If someone has an odor problem - yet ignores it around a person who is sensitive to odors, then they really don't belong together.
If someone asks politely that you wash before touching them and you freak out about it - refusing, then that points to still another problem... and then the couple really don't belong together.
Long and short... If you have stinky feet, it is your responsibility to do something about it - no one else's. |
The feet belong to my boyfriend. He works in construction and they often get smelly because he works hard and sweats in his socks and shoes-He volunteered this information. He washes them when he gets off of work. Well, I guess this time he didn't wash them well. I don't know. All I know is that they smelled and needed to be washed. He refused. Grabbed some socks and put them on. I told him that was fine, but we weren't having sex without him washing them. He became angry, got bent out of shape. It ruined our evening. I'm getting really tired of his crap.  |
04-26-2015, 04:44 AM | | | 97 posts, read 68,842 times |
| Originally Posted by TheMadKing88i don't know if i would like it. it depends really, because i like licking and sucking a girl's toes/feet so it would be a slight turn off if they really smelt bad. |
My husband likes doing it to me out of the blue. Not as a foreplay just whenever he feels like it. I always get disgusted for him, LOL, Coz he usually does it when my feet isn't freshly washed. I think my line whenever he does that is: You're nasty. LOL.
Last edited by layasera; 04-26-2015 at 05:23 AM.. |
04-26-2015, 07:42 AM | | | 24,327 posts, read 26,229,750 times |
| In an intimate, vulnerable moment nobody wants their partner to look at them, wrinkle their nose, and say "ew, gross" about any part of their anatomy. It may be true, but it's not exactly tactful. Probably the best way to save the moment is to suggest taking a bath or a shower together.
Last edited by fleetiebelle; 04-26-2015 at 08:00 AM.. |
04-26-2015, 07:53 AM | | | Location: Windsor, Ontario, Canada 11,261 posts, read 14,011,981 times |
| Well, hopefully that stank hits her olfactory system before mine then. lol |
04-26-2015, 07:59 AM | | | 3,201 posts, read 3,811,175 times |
| stinky FEET never stopped someone from having sex.  Mod cut.
Last edited by PJSaturn; 04-27-2015 at 08:33 AM.. |
04-26-2015, 08:13 AM | | | 26,507 posts, read 33,827,507 times |
| Are you sure it's the feet? |
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