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Champaklal
| 2
It’s FML for her, not you, dear snowflake
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rebelwithmouseyhair
| 16
She might benefit from coconut oil, it absorbs smells and is very gentle on skin.
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Champaklal
| 2
It’s FML for her, not you, dear snowflake
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rebelwithmouseyhair
| 16
except it's worse for OP, they have to live with the smell. The flatmate won't be able to after a while.
and it's not like they'll be out and about during lockdown.
and it's not like they'll be out and about during lockdown.
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Ainarr
| 29
“it’s worse for OP, they have to live with the smell.”
uh, so does the roommate lmao?? AND she has to carry it around with her. f the roommate’s life
uh, so does the roommate lmao?? AND she has to carry it around with her. f the roommate’s life
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rebelwithmouseyhair
| 16
She might benefit from coconut oil, it absorbs smells and is very gentle on skin.
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RichardPencil
| 30
You put your head in her pits often?
If she stays clean, she shouldn't smell too bad from social distance.
If she stays clean, she shouldn't smell too bad from social distance.
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clover1983
| 12
Well, we are in lockdown so I doubt she will do much to make her smell and if she showers normally, then you will both be fine.
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Annies
| 13
some people, me for example, need deodorant even when I don’t do anything, shower regularly, AND it’s cold.
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leximichelle
| 13
Shut up and keep the a/c on. It’s not that big of a deal.
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clair_brodie
| 34
So?
Deodorant isn't mandatory and lots of people don't even need it.
Even more so if no one is leaving home these days.
Deodorant isn't mandatory and lots of people don't even need it.
Even more so if no one is leaving home these days.