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Jistibiri:
Love is in the little things, the soft touches, the lingering

Why are women so much into love but men are not.
Why this life no just balance?

I already did... You can teach your daughters from their preteens or even from the moment they start learning to clean themselves... But I think it's best that you teach them to only use warm water and clean cloth from when they're still young, then introduce them to things like unscented soaps for sensitive skin or feminine wash once they're teenagers, because one has to be extra cautious when applying them down there in order to avoid them from getting into the vagina and causing irritation.

CanadaOrBust:
Can you please give us a breakdown how it's done. Or at least give a link. At what age shoulf children be taught this?

Samantha125:
I already did... You can teach your daughters from their preteens or even from the moment they start learning to clean themselves... But I think it's best that you teach them to only use warm water and clean cloth from when they're still young, then introduce them to things like unscented soaps for sensitive skin or feminine wash once they're teenagers, because one has to be extra cautious when applying them down there in order to avoid them from getting into the vagina and causing irritation.

That's what I don't understand - you can't wash inside the vagina so what else are you washing that's different from a man washing?

You're washing the internal and external part of the vulva... There are plenty of videos on feminine hygiene on YouTube, you can go and watch them.

What we normally call the vagina is actually not the vagina, but a vulva... A vagina is that passage that leads to the reproductive system, the one that you guys penetrate during sexual intercourse.

CanadaOrBust:
That's what I don't understand - you can't wash inside the vagina so what else are you washing that's different from a man washing?

Nothing beats a neat, beautiful, soft woman... Thank God I never get close those dirty ones except one time as a teenager. There are ways to know neat girls when you meet them and it works for me 100%

Samantha125:
You're washing the internal and external part of the vulva... There are plenty of videos on feminine hygiene on YouTube, you can go and watch them.

What we normally call the vagina is actually not the vagina, but a vulva... A vagina is that passage that leads to the reproductive system, the one that you guys penetrate during sexual intercourse.

Oh ok, I see what you're saying. It's like an uncircumcised man washing himself - knowing to lift the hood to wash under it

see as samantha125 carry the matter for head like dead weight. She wan kpai ontop the matter.🥱

Samantha125:
But still, I'm convinced that nothing disgusts 95% of your gender where sex is concerned... They can sleep with a woman who hasn't bathed in a week...

Well i am not among your 95%. This is 2026. We aren't in the stone age anymore...

Anyways, I digress... The bad odor is not coming from the vagina, but the inner part of the vulva... A vagina self cleanses itself with vaginal discharge in order to maintain a healthy pH balance down there and doesn't need any cleaning, as this can tamper with its pH balance and cause infections.
What some women fail to do whatsoever is wash the inner part of their vulva, which is completely safe to do... Constant sweat, urine residue, and vaginal discharge can cause some buildup within the inner part of the vulva, which would result in a bad odor when unwashed, but that's nothing warm water coupled together with a clean cloth and an unscented soap for sensitive skin or feminine wash can't solve... And if the lady is afraid that the soap might slip into the vagina while applying it and cause irritation or even infection, she can just thoroughly clean the inner part of the vulva with just pure warm water and a cloth to remove the buildup, or add a decent amount of the soap or feminine wash into the water before cleaning herself.

Thank you so much for being so open and sharing those insights.....
I will save this and show its any clueless female around me because I dont understand why they can't simply make simple research how to solve their problem.

Most of your gender doesn't need to be in the Stone age to be sleeping with any woman regardless of whether she's neat or unkept, they'd still dive in...

But you can't really blame those ladies for their mothers' failures in educating them about feminine hygiene... You have to first acknowledge that you have a problem before you can solve it... And please, don't save my comment to be showing it to your ladies, rather download a YouTube video and show it to them, I don't want my comment getting entangled in your affairs...😤😤😤

TheWolfen:
Well i am not among your 95%. This is 2026. We aren't in the stone age anymore...



Thank you so much for being so open and sharing those insights.....
I will save this and show its any clueless female around me because I dont understand why they can't simply make simple research how to solve their problem.

Samantha125:
But still, I'm convinced that nothing disgusts 95% of your gender where sex is concerned... They can sleep with a woman who hasn't bathed in a week...

Anyways, I digress... The bad odor is not coming from the vagina, but the inner part of the vulva... A vagina self cleanses itself with vaginal discharge in order to maintain a healthy pH balance down there and doesn't need any cleaning, as this can tamper with its pH balance and cause infections.

What some women fail to do whatsoever is wash the inner part of their vulva, which is completely safe to do... Constant sweat, urine residue, and vaginal discharge can cause some buildup within the inner part of the vulva, which would result in a bad odor when unwashed, but that's nothing warm water coupled together with a clean cloth and an unscented soap for sensitive skin or feminine wash can't solve... And if the lady is afraid that the soap might slip into the vagina while applying it and cause irritation or even infection, she can just thoroughly clean the inner part of the vulva with just pure warm water and a cloth to remove the buildup, or add a decent amount of the soap or feminine wash into the water before cleaning herself.

What do you mean by 95% of men are ready to lay with a woman that hasn't bathed for 1 week?

The same way men loves sex, is the same way women does, and 1 week is enough to make a woman's body reek, which in turn puts a man off, to the extent of not giving a man erection.... God abeg ooO.