How do you let your girlfriend know her vaginal area has an odor that might require additional maintenance without embarrassing her?

How do you let your girlfriend know her vaginal area has an odor that might require additional maintenance without embarrassing her?

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  1. “Hey hun, I was just wondering if you’ve used a different soap for down below? I’m just asking because I’ve noticed that the smell is different. Not bad or anything but I’m concerned maybe you could be developing a yeast or bladder infection?” Coming from a concerned and caring place will come across kinder and may be easier to approach or to hear in that way. Also if it’s not hygiene as before mentioned in comments could very well be a PH balance thing a diet thing or even new laundry detergent that the area isn’t really reacting to well.
    Hope that helps

  2. It’s important to approach this topic with sensitivity and care. Start the conversation by expressing your love for her and concern for her health, and suggest that you both visit a gynecologist together to ensure everything is okay.

  3. If it’s a new problem tell her “I don’t mean to embarrass you but Im concerned about you. I heard that if there is a significant change of odor it could mean that it could be something health related. Maybe you should check with your gyno.”

    If it’s lack of hygiene then she will more than likely change that after hearing that but she could have something needing medical attention.

  4. Put on DJ assualt and loop the part “stankin ass bitches that need to wash up, dont get mad when i dont wanna fuck, you need soap and water, soap and water, soap and water.” Through headphones while shes sleeping.

  5. I didn’t say anything at the time since it was quite new and I figured PH imbalance would sort itself out. We had a friend of her’s over and after some bedroom fun she told me that next time we invite another woman to bed with us that I should wash my dick. I just calmly said, I did… and the smell wasn’t from me. She apologized and was embarassed but I let her know it wasn’t a big deal and then it went away shortly after.

  6. Just be like *Sniff sniff* followed by one of the following

    “Honey did you have fish for lunch?

    “Did you take up fishing sweetie?”

    “Do you find that bass have been getting close to you when you go swimming in the river?”

    In all seriousness brother just straight up respectful honesty will do the trick.

    “Babe, that thing stank, your PH levels might be out of whack”

  7. She likely needs to go see a doctor, bacterial vaginosis has a bad smell and has nothing to do with hygiene. They can prescribe something, or boric acid suppositories (but whatever the word for vagina-ones is) can help.

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