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Originally Posted by 3BetBluffing
Agreed that it's possible for a diseased vagina to have no smell that really pops out, though I think most will. Isn't preventing x > 0% of sexual encounters with diseased pussy better than preventing none??
Also, read my link above. Common reasons associated with a stinky vag. Obv not all are stds but many are and even yeast infection can be transmitted. Does she have Gonorrhea or poor hygiene? I don't know, but I am not going to roll the dice
Here's my BBV version of this:
Beat: My last gf had a not so pleasant smelling vag
Brag: I've been with a really high number of women
Variance: Some of the hottest girls I've been with had not so pleasant smelling ones, and some of the most average girls had the nicest ones. In my experience, the girls that eat the healthiest (no vinegars, no fried foods, etc) have almost always had enjoyable smelling vag's.
Fwiw, I have no diseases, never have, and haven't used a condom in like 10 years. I might just consider myself lucky, but I have friends who are close to my number who also don't. I think unless you're banging some nasty drug addict, most girls who know they have something won't **** you, or at least not without demanding a rubber.