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Vagina Odor After Intercourse
I know some people will judge but please don't.
I have been with my boyfriend for 5 years and we have unprotected sex and he always ejaculates
inside of me which has never seemed to be a problem. But I noticed that anytime i sleep with someone
else and we have sex it gives my vagina a very fishy weird smell. Im very cautious
about maintaining my hygiene but i noticed it never happens with my current relationship. Why does
this happen? I try to avoid my boyfriend because i never smell down there and don't want him to question
why.
I have been with my boyfriend for 5 years and we have unprotected sex and he always ejaculates
inside of me which has never seemed to be a problem. But I noticed that anytime i sleep with someone
else and we have sex it gives my vagina a very fishy weird smell. Im very cautious
about maintaining my hygiene but i noticed it never happens with my current relationship. Why does
this happen? I try to avoid my boyfriend because i never smell down there and don't want him to question
why.
You posted to a public forum and you will get comments from people on whatever they want to say.
Well i wasn't looking for advice regarding my relationship but my vagina. I went to the doctor who said i had no infection. Maybe you should answer my question and not assume i want to hear your other advice.
Well maybe you should consider ending the relationship instead of keep it going and hurt someone in the long run.
As for the smell I don't know cause normally you only have a smell when you have an infection like BV.
As for the smell I don't know cause normally you only have a smell when you have an infection like BV.
Because I don't want to be in a relationship with this person. I guess I jusy consider it a "fun time"
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