| perfume or not?
Posted: 10/18/2009 7:15:00 PM | BO can smell good or bad depending on how similiar your body chemistry is to the person you are dating.
If your body chemistry is too similiar to the person you are dating, you won't like the way they smell. And they won't like the way you smell either.
Haven't you ever had like a pillow or t-shirt of your "lovers" and kept it with you because it smelled like them? Thats their BO you are smelling.
You can try to cover it up with perfume... But do you really want to be with someone
you can't stand the smell of? | |
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| perfume or not?
Posted: 10/19/2009 12:47:22 AM | | Iv had comments that i smell nice from both men and women, but for me i just enjoy wearing perfume so thats why i do it, but there is nothing sexier that maybe being out and having to step closer to a man to speak to him and him smelling devine . . . | |
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| perfume or not?
Posted: 10/19/2009 1:26:34 AM | I dont wear perfume every day, I forget sometimes to put any on like today. I love Chanel fragrances for myself and Coco is my absolute fave. It reminds me of all the happy times I had had wearing it but I never associate any negative memories to it, probably because I have worn it since it was launched when I was about 15 or 16 and its a part of me especially for my kids. For my birthday this year a friend bought me the new Chanel no 5 Eau Premiere and I loved it and wore it loads at the start of this year when my daughter was ill. I put some on last week and was transported back onto that childrens ward she spent so long on and it made me cry. I can never wear it again. Ladies PM me if you want a practically full bottle of it.  On men the 80s teenager in me still loves the smell of Kouros  I wonder if it still exists. It was yummy. | |
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| perfume or not?
Posted: 10/19/2009 6:09:57 AM | | Currently wear Hugo Boss mainly. Got Armani, Paul Smith and an old fave with Fahrenheit. Don’t wear Eternity any more nor Contradiction…funny how certain things put you off wearing something (or someone)! | |
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